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The conflict in Iran is expected to drive 200,000 more households into poverty, top economists have cautioned.

Fuel stations throughout Scotland have had to shut their doors today after depleting their fuel supplies just before the Easter weekend, with prices skyrocketing

Next week, refuelling a typical family car is expected to amount to £100, according to Giles Sheldrick

Oil prices have continued to climb amid the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, with Iranian authorities warning that they would "ignite anyone attempting to navigate" the Strait of Hormuz, a crucial route for transporting crude oil

Drivers in the UK should prepare for a series of changes coming into effect this week, which may impact motoring costs and regulations.

Campaigners point out it is often cheaper to drive or even fly within the UK than take the train

Labour expected to roll back Conservatives’ 5p duty cut in the autumn statement in first increase since 2011

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New legislation targeting price gouging could result in lower prices at petrol stations across the country - the UK has some of the highest diesel prices in the country

The cost to fill up has risen since January, largerly due to tensions in the Middle East, which briefly pushed up oil prices, as well as a weakening Pound against the dollar

Several factors behind rising petrol prices include the wars in Ukraine and Gaza, a cut in production by Russia and Saudi Arabia and rising demand from China

The recent surge in fuel prices is being attributed to an increase in oil costs and a weakening pound against the US dollar

Motoring experts have warned that any additional pieces added to a vehicle can "decrease aero-efficiency" and therefore increase drag - and it could be costing you a fortune

The average price of a litre of petrol at UK forecourts has reached a five-month high, according to Government data, with the cost of diesel also increasing

The RAC has warned that drivers are being 'penalised' at the pump as the cost of living crisis continues - and it's not just Asda, Sainsbury's and Morrisons customers who are affected

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Supermarkets recorded margins of 4% in 2017, which increased to 7.6% in 2022 and 7.8% in 2023, while for other retailers, margins were 6.4% in 2017, increasing to 7.3% in 2022 and 9.1% in 2023

The "temporary" 5p cut to fuel duty was first introduced by Rish Sunak in 2022 and it has been extended each tax year since - Jeremy Hunt says today's extension will save drivers on average around £50 a year

The largest monthly jump in fuel prices in two years has hit motorists, with costs driven cuts in production by Russia and Saudi Arabia and wars in Ukraine and Gaza

March is bringing a wave of changes to driving laws that could catch out motorists, which could see costs rise for drivers with petrol and diesel vehicles

Buc-ee's is a petrol station found in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Missouri, South Carolina, Tennessee and Texas that has become a phenomenon across the South

More than 80 Asda petrol stations will be entirely cashless later this year, as the supermarket giant claims 90 percent of transactions are made via card or a contactless device - but what do YOU think?

Under the new proposals put forward this week, forecourts across the country will be legally required to share live information on their pump prices within 30 minutes of any change in price

Morrisons was found to be the cheapest retailer for fuel, according to the RAC Foundation, but the most expensive was Shell - you can see the full breakdown below