Paper review: Focus on Nick Clegg's EU response
Three days after David Cameron used Britain's veto at the EU summit on the eurozone debt crisis, the aftermath continues to dominate headlines.
The Deputy Prime Minister, Nick Clegg, told the BBC's Andrew Marr he was "bitterly disappointed" by the outcome of the summit.
The Sun says the deputy prime minister has stabbed Mr Cameron in the back after initially offering his support.
The Financial Times says Mr Clegg has warned the prime minister not to show signs of triumphalism when he briefs MPs on the summit.
But the Independent predicts that the deputy prime minister will be left "squirming" on the front bench when Mr Cameron is cheered by his own side.
It has 57% supporting Mr Cameron's decision and only 14% opposing it.
"Britain braced for worst gales in 30 years - 100 miles per hour storms on their way" is the headline on the front page of the Daily Express.
It says strong winds, snow, sleet and torrential rain are to batter the UK.
It believes the climate change conference in Durban should see China, India and the US become legally bound to cut emissions for the first time.
The Daily Telegraph thinks it may have solved the puzzle of what happened to "the Emperor of Exmoor".
This was a stag thought to be Britain's largest wild animal, reportedly shot in Devon, but a corpse was never found.
A stuffed stag's head - reputedly of The Emperor - has now appeared on the wall of a hotel near Tiverton.
The Daily Mail warns that the price of chocolate could leap because of a worldwide shortage of cocoa beans, partly due to rising demand in China.