The UK's gas supply faces challenges as reserves are only half-full, according to British Gas owner Centrica. This is a 26% decrease from last year. However, National Gas reassures that the supply comes from a diverse range of sources and storage levels are healthy.
The Times highlights the chilling news of the UK's gas supply situation. Chancellor Rachel Reeves' visit to China is featured, emphasizing the importance of engaging with China for economic growth. The paper also interviews Australian actress Naomi Watts on Hollywood's last taboo.
Health Secretary Wes Streeting warns against using inflammatory language when discussing grooming gangs, as it can lead to vilifying entire communities. He cautions against irresponsible public discourse that could incite atrocities.
Former footballer Dean Windass reveals his dementia diagnosis to the Daily Mirror, expressing frustration and humor about the situation. Despite challenges, Windass maintains a positive outlook on the diagnosis.
Pressure mounts on English cricket to boycott a match against Afghanistan due to concerns over the Taliban's treatment of women. The Daily Express reports on calls from MPs and peers to reconsider the game scheduled in Pakistan.
The FT Weekend covers the impact of market turmoil on the UK government's growth initiatives. Efforts are being made to avoid tax increases and navigate challenging market conditions. The paper also highlights the global warming crisis and its consequences.
The Daily Mail focuses on Labour's spending plans, suggesting a potential delay in increasing the defense budget. Chancellor Reeves' visit to China amid market challenges is highlighted, indicating ongoing economic considerations.
The i Weekend anticipates challenging weeks ahead for Chancellor Reeves, with the cost of living crisis and rising mortgage costs adding pressure. Discussions about a potential second state visit by Donald Trump are also underway.
The Sun reports on a Premier League player questioned by police for allegedly filming a sex tape without consent. The player was released with no further action taken, highlighting the legal complexities in professional sports.
The Daily Star explores the concept of happiness, suggesting that giving less than 100% effort could be the secret to happiness. The pursuit of happiness is a central theme in the paper's coverage.