Petrol prices hit new record high since start of Iran war as millions of drivers face fuel station misery

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Petrol prices hit new record high since start of Iran war as millions of drivers face fuel station misery

Petrol prices have soared to a new peak since the start of the Iran war, as drivers across the UK face soaring fuel prices and experts warn this could continue over the coming weeks. Fresh data from RAC Fuel Watch shows that motorists are now paying an average of 159.97p per litre for unleaded petrol. Prices today (July 31) now surpass those last seen on May 28 when the average UK forecourt was charging 159.53p, in…