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Chancellor John Healey faces growing calls to abandon planned Fuel Duty raid on drivers as petrol soars to new post-Iran war high and figures show sky-high prices have cost families £500million this summer
Chancellor John Healey faces increasing pressure to cancel a planned Fuel Duty increase as petrol prices reach a post-Iran war high, with data showing these elevated costs have cost families £500 million this summer.
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- Rachel Reeves rakes in extra £215million from drivers in little over six weeks thanks to higher pump prices sparked by Iran war, analysis shows, sparking fresh calls to follow other countries and cut petrol taxes
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