Downing Street has declined to say if there will be more measures to help people with the cost of living. Boris Johnson earlier acknowledged that motorists were looking to the Government to do more to ease the cost pressures.
Asked if this is being actively worked on, a No 10 spokesman said: "I would just point to the help that we have provided to people. The Chancellor set out not too long ago a big package of support that will help eight million households by giving them £1,200 more to help them with things like food costs and petrol costs.
"That's obviously on top of the 5p fuel duty decrease that the Chancellor announced also this year and you'll be aware that the support will start being delivered to people from July, as well as the national insurance (threshold) increase that will put more money in people's pockets as well".
