A senior UK minister, Darren Jones, has warned that people in the United Kingdom may face higher prices for energy, food, and flight tickets for more than eight months after the war between the US, Israel, and Iran ends. The war has slowed or stopped energy production and transport in the Middle East, causing global supply problems and rising prices. The government is preparing for possible shortages of food items like chicken and pork if the conflict continues. Officials are monitoring the situation closely and meeting regularly to manage supply issues. The government has also asked people to stay calm and continue normal activities, such as buying fuel and traveling, to avoid panic. Prime Minister Keir Starmer is leading efforts to handle the situation. Experts say prices are more likely to rise rather than supermarkets running out of goods.