The Archbishop of Canterbury will say this year’s riots and financial crisis have led to “broken bonds and abused trust” in Britain.

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VIDEO: Archbishop laments abuse of trust

Energy Secretary Chris Huhne will say he is determined to “get tough” with the six biggest energy companies, in his speech to the Lib Dem conference.

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Huhne pledges energy price action

The Lib Dems will be more “muscular” in government and their influence more “visible”, Nick Clegg will say a year after the coalition came to power.

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Clegg reviews coalition approach

Urgent investment in energy efficiency and green technologies will increase EU competitiveness, the commission will say in a major policy proposal.

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Save energy for economy, EU urged

Only political and economic reform can ensure long-term stability in north Africa and the Middle East, David Cameron will say in a speech later.

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PM takes reform message to Kuwait

Labour will focus on delivery if it wins another term at May’s assembly elections, Carwyn Jones will say later.

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Labour to reveal policy pledges

Washington — President Obama, who is proposing his third annual budget on Monday, will say that it can reduce projected deficits by $1.1 trillion over the next decade, enough to stabilize the nation’s fiscal health and buy time to address its longer-term problems, according to a senior administration official. read more

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Obama Budget Seeks Deep Cuts in Domestic Spending

David Cameron will say the economy is making “progress”, despite shock figures showing it contracted during the final quarter of last year.

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Economy making progress – Cameron

Mourners will say goodbye Saturday to R. Sargent Shriver, the man responsible for launching the Peace Corps after marrying into the Kennedy family.

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Funeral set for Sargent Shriver

Almost 14,500 police jobs in England and Wales will be lost as a result of the recent spending cuts, shadow home secretary Ed Balls will say later.

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14,500 police jobs to go – Labour

The number of foreign students let into the UK is “unsustainable”, minister Damian Green will say in his first major speech on immigration.

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Student migration ‘unsustainable’