Person: Ray Holloway

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Govt 'turning a blind eye' to fuel smuggling

Petrol retailers in the North hit out at the British government today for rejecting the demands of MPs to cut fuel tax in a bid to wipe out a £300m (€447.5m) smuggling racket.

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Travellers suffer as oil prices rise again

world

Oil blast bosses deny leaks at depot

world

No need to panic over petrol supplies, UK motorists assured

business

Oil prices up as new storm sweeps in

business

Hurricane Katrina sparks surge in petrol prices

Hurricane keeps oil prices close to record high

Oil prices stayed close to record highs today as traders awaited reports on hurricane damage to key production and refining sites in the Gulf of Mexico.

Tue, 30 Aug, 2005

Oil prices won't affect petrol yet, say UK retailers

Rocketing oil prices will not have an immediate effect on the price UK motorists pay for petrol, retailers said today.

Sat, 14 Aug, 2004

UK govt holding talks on rising oil prices

Government talks will be held in the UK today on the increasing rise in oil prices as the threat of a repeat of the 2000 fuel blockages looms.

Fri, 14 May, 2004

Poor support threatens British fuel protest

British protesters were today considering whether to end their action against fuel prices after failing to attract country-wide support.

Sun, 03 Jun, 2001