The papers focus on cost-of-living warnings and Championship footballer Jake Daniels coming out as gay.
Many of Tuesday's front pages lead on a warning from the Bank of England's governor of "apocalyptic" food prices. The Guardian says Andrew Bailey blamed the war in Ukraine for the highest UK inflation for three decades, and said rising food prices could have a disastrous impact on the world's poor.On the same story, the Daily Mail reports the governor felt "helpless" over soaring inflation, and said there was a "very real income shock" ahead.
"Don't be so poor," its headline reads, in front of a hamster running on a wheel. The paper also points out Ms Maclean earns £106,000 a year and, in its thought for the day, ponders "Where do we apply to become a government minister?".The Times says Britain's petrol retailers have been accused of profiteering from the energy crisis after research found they had failed to pass on nearly half of the Chancellor's 5p fuel duty cut.
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