Continuing concerns over soaring gas prices dominate Tuesday's newspaper front pages.
Concerns over rising gas prices dominate Tuesday's front pages. The Guardian says No 10 has warned that hundreds of thousands of Britons face a "very, very difficult" winter with increasing household costs. The paper says energy firms fear the price shock could trigger a three-day week for factories and leave gaps on supermarket shelves.
But it reports that Mr Kwarteng insisted it "will remain in place" and assured consumers that their bills wouldn't rise as a result of the crisis.The Daily Star also leads on the gas crisis and its knock-on effects in the food industry. It puns on the Vera Lynn's famous wartime song with its headline "We'll meat again".The Daily Express says consumer groups have warned that price hikes could force some families to choose "between heating or eating".
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