Our round-up of Tuesday's national newspaper headlines...
David Cameron admitted on Monday that controlling Britain's debt was "proving harder than anyone envisaged". His comments came shortly after he received bleak official forecasts showing the government's timetable for scrapping the deficit is behind schedule, reports the FT. The final economic and fiscal forecasts from the Office for Budget Responsibility are set to be published on 29 November alongside the Chancellor's autumn statement. MORE...
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