UK petrol and diesel prices rise again amid elevated oil costs
The price of unleaded petrol in the UK has risen to 167 pence a litre as oil prices remain elevated, according to the RAC motoring group cited by BBC Business.
The price of unleaded petrol in the UK has hit 167 pence a litre, according to motoring group the RAC, cited by BBC Business, as oil prices remain elevated.
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- Why are petrol and diesel prices rising again? — BBC Business
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