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Story summary
- UK fuel prices rise due to the Middle East conflict, with petrol up 5p to 137.5p/L and diesel up 9p to 151p/L since February 28.
- The AA advises drivers to limit non-essential journeys and adopt fuel-efficient driving habits.
- Analysts warn that if oil stays above $100 per barrel, petrol could average 140p and diesel 160p.
- Oil prices have dipped, but the market remains volatile and conflict escalation could raise prices.
