UK oil imports outstrip exports

The status of the UK as an oil exporter was dealt a new blow today by data showing that the economy again relied on imports of crude in September.

The status of the UK as an oil exporter was dealt a new blow today by data showing that the economy again relied on imports of crude in September.

Not since records began a quarter of a century ago has the UK shipped in more oil than it sold overseas for two months in a row, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) said.

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