Inside petrol price protests paralysing Ireland as fuming drivers gridlock country over costs – so will Britain be next?

HAULIER Michael Horan fears his century-old family business may be reaching the end of the road. Since the Iran war, his diesel bill to run five lorries delivering grain across Ireland — which need 15,000 litres of fuel a month — has rocketed by over £6,500. “We’re barely surviving,” the dad-of-two tells me. “We’re on...