Petrol prices have hit another new high, despite oil prices beginning to decline.
Brent crude oil - the global benchmark - started the day below $100 a barrel for the first time this month. It has since increased to around $103.50, before coming back down to its current level of just under $101.
That's some way below the peak of $130, which was hit earlier in March. Despite the decrease, however, fuel prices have continued to increase: petrol has hit a new record of 163.7p, on average, in the UK, while diesel has reached a new high of 173.68p.