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Fill-up set to hit £100 again in nightmare for drivers on great summer getaway as pump prices 'surge toward new Iran war high' after days of soaring petrol and diesel prices because of escalating conflict
Fuel prices are set to reach £100 again, causing financial strain on drivers during the summer, as pump prices surge due to escalating conflict linked to a potential new high related to the Iran war.
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