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Forecourts left in the lurch as diesel costs rise 20p per litre in just 48 hours
By Hugo Griffiths2026-03-04T11:31:00
Oil companies are charging petrol stations 20p per litre more for diesel than they were just two days ago, leaving forecourt firms to either set high retail prices, or lose huge sums of money.
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