UK Drivers Hit Hard by $307M Fuel Surge
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UK drivers face a £307 million petrol and diesel price hike due to Middle East conflict, with average petrol prices surging from £1.33 to £1.46 per litre and diesel jumping to £1.70. This increase strains household budgets and businesses, leading to calls for fuel retailer accountability and a delay in the planned fuel duty rise. Despite assurances of ample fuel supply, global experts advise reducing highway speeds and carpooling to ease demand, as higher costs are expected to persist.
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