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Farage's Petrol Stunt Promises Fuel Savings Amid Criticism
3/10/2026
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- Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK, staged a Derbyshire petrol-station stunt to promote reversing the fuel duty hike by removing green levies.
- He claimed the plan would save £13 billion and cut fuel costs by 5p per litre.
- Chancellor Rachel Reeves plans to unwind a 5p cut between September 2026 and March 2027.
- Farage opposed UK military involvement in Iran, while critics say Reform's energy stance relies on fossil fuels.
