News · 30 March 2026

Iran War Pushes UK Fuel to Two-Year High

British drivers are facing rising costs at the pump, with some areas reporting temporary fuel shortages as demand surges. Government ministers and industry groups are urging motorists against panic buying amid supply concerns linked to the Iran war. Petrol has surpassed 150.11p per litre, its highest in nearly two years, while diesel has reached 177.68p per litre.

By BriefTea Editorial · 30 March 2026 at 4:51

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