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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Business
Alex Lawson Energy correspondent

Fuel retailers accused of profiteering as UK petrol prices hit record

Person using a petrol pump
An average a 55-litre family car would cost £109.42 to fill up after the petrol price increase. Photograph: Lewis Whyld/PA

Fuel retailers have faced accusations of profiteering as petrol prices hit new highs despite easing wholesale costs.

Unleaded petrol reached a fresh record of 191.05p a litre on Sunday, while diesel hit new highs of 199.09p on Saturday, meaning a 55-litre family car would cost £109.42 to fill up.

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