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Drivers would see annual bills rise by £100 if Chancellor allows 5p-a-litre fuel duty cut to expire

Daily Mail 1 min read 4 hours ago

The Road Haulage Association says the end of the 5p cut would trigger a £7.3billion jump in household living costs between now and 2029.
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