are falling, but is what you are paying at the pump following fairly? i take a look at the numbers and what might be ask mike watt began in the and ask what might be done in the and ask what might be done in the budget. in the sport, brilliant brentford s remarkable season continues as they beat west london rivals fulham and take another step towards qualifying for europe next season. eurovision isjust all things wonderful in life. and we speak to some excited eurovision superfans across the continent as tickets go on sale. we have got a band of mostly rain but some sleet and snow in it as well, sinking south, clearing southern england and for most of us it will be dry with sunshine but still some wintry showers, especially in the north. thursday into friday we could see some heavy and disruptive snow across vast swathes of the country away from the south. it s tuesday the 7th of march. our main story. the home secretary, suella braverman, says the government is pushing
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per litre. there has been a big drop reflected here. down to 1.a7 for petrol and 1.67 for diesel. the rac warns particular for diesel drivers. when wholesale prices are factored in, they say on average diesel drivers pay around £7 more per tank than they should be. they are calling on the chancellor next week to look at the budget and drop the planned price rise of 5% in fuel duty. they say if that does not happen, in the next two weeks, drivers will face a jump in price shock, shock to finances of businesses and individuals. if he does not heed the warning, it will be 1.5a for petrol and 1.73 for diesel, so anotherjump. we can chat with sam, who runs a coach company.
they say some carers are now paying £100 more a month to see their patients. nina s here with the details. all these incremental increases on your petrol, your shopping, your fuel at home, people are starting to feel the difference so they are all looking ahead to the spring statement tomorrow. here are the latest average prices at the pumps. a litre of petrol now sets you back around £1.67. diesel is almost £1.79. according to the rac, that s a rise of 16p for petrol and 22p for diesel since the start of the month. now, a warning from the royal college of nursing, that thousands of nurses and care staff, who use their own cars to make home visits, are paying an extra £100 a month. we spoke to chucks, a community nurse and team leader. he says it could force some key workers off the road. and that it s patients who could end
if you need your car to get to work, but if patients need you, they are essential. here are the latest average prices at the pumps. a litre of petrol now sets you back around £1.67. diesel is almost £1.79. according to the rac, that s a rise of 16p for petrol and 22p for diesel since the start of the month. now a warning from the royal college of nurses that thousands of nurses and care staff, who use their own cars to make home visits, are paying an extra £100 a month. we spoke to chucks, a specialist community nurse and team leader. he told us it could force some key workers off the road. and that it s patients who could end up paying the price. nurses are having to dip into their own pockets now to fill up their tanks, go out and see patients. yesterday, one of my staff approached me and said it s really getting difficult for her because she usually uses £75 to fill up her tank every week