Drivers have stolen nearly £200,000 of fuel from UK forecourts every day since Iran war began

An estimated daily average of £194,000-worth of petrol is stolen across Britain every day following the Iran war price surge, new data shows - that's 20 per cent more than before

THIEVING drivers have stolen an average of nearly £200,000 worth of fuel from UK forecourts every day since the start of the Iran oil crisis, according to analysis. Fuel theft prevention company Forecourt Eye said incidents of fuel taken without payment soared by 20% in the five months after the conflict began on Febru

Incidents of fuel taken without payment soared by 20% in the five months after the conflict began on February 28

Petrol prices hit new record high since start of Iran war as millions of drivers face fuel station misery  GB News

Tesco is offering drivers 8p off per litre of fuel at more than 500 petrol stations this summer