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UK drivers face diesel prices potentially surging to £1.80 per litre, as tensions in the Middle East drive up global oil costs. Diesel currently averages £1.73.83, up 3p from yesterday and 30p since late February. Petrol is also rising, now at £1.48.55. A full diesel tank for a family car could soon cost nearly £100, while petrol might reach £82.50. Chancellor Rachel Reeves reviews the fuel duty rise but wont scrap it. She promotes a fuel finder app and supports tapping into existing North Sea fields. Oil markets remain unstable, with opposition leaders advocating for domestic energy boosts to alleviate the situation.
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