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Average cost of filling family car hits £100 as pump prices soar again thanks to Iran war dragging on, hitting millions on their summer holidays and piling pressure on Labour to scrap planned Fuel Duty hike
The average cost of filling a family car has reached £100 due to rising pump prices linked to the ongoing Iran war. This increase is affecting millions during summer holidays and intensifying pressure on Labour to cancel its planned Fuel Duty hike.
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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
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