A "summer of shortages" could hit the UK's supermarket shelves, according to the Times, as the Iran war affects production of chicken, pork and other goods. Citing secret government analysis, the paper says "fears grow that the closure of the Strait of Hormuz will lead to a shortage of carbon dioxide, which is critical to the food industry". BBC Newsnight has been told by a senior government source the planning is for a worst case scenario and not a prediction of what will happen. Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and Chancellor Rachel Reeves' latest remarks on the Iran war are splashed across the Independent's front page. "Starmer vows he won't get 'dragged into' Trump's war", the paper writes, while the chancellor "risks further anger and retribution by criticising conflict that has 'not made the world a safer place'".…