Brown accuses Iceland; Kaupthing blames UK - papers 10 Oct

Charities, including children's hospices, warned they were at risk of losing £25m. In unusually aggressive terms, the prime minister said he was willing to use anti-terrorism legislation to freeze the assets of other Icelandic companies operating in Britain in an effort to recoup the lost money. The extent of the potential difficulties for councils and other bodies began to emerge yesterday as more and more said they had invested money in Iceland's high-yielding savers' accounts. By yesterday evening, the Local Government Association (LGA) had accumulated reports showing that 108 counci...