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Approximately 10% of UK forecourts are charging £2 a litre for fuel, with average diesel prices reaching 193.85p and petrol at 171.27p. The rise in prices is linked to the ongoing war in Iran, which has also contributed to a rise in inflation. The Labour Party is under pressure to reconsider a planned Fuel Duty hike amid these developments.
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Approximately 10% of UK forecourts are charging £2 a litre for fuel, with average diesel prices reaching 193.85p and petrol at 171.27p. The rise in prices is linked to the ongoing war in Iran, which has also contributed to a rise in inflation. The Labour Party is under pressure to reconsider a planned Fuel Duty hike amid these developments.
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Hundreds of forecourts already charging £2 a litre for fuel as near-record prices threaten to further stoke inflation, piling pressure on Labour to abandon planned Fuel Duty hike
Fuel Prices Reach £2 a Litre at Some UK Forecourts Amid Inflation Concerns