Surge in fuel thefts is keeping prices higher for longer as drivers have already taken a £1.6bn hit at the pumps since Iran conflict

Surge in fuel thefts is keeping prices higher for longer as drivers have already taken a £1.6bn hit at the pumps since Iran conflict

'Bilking', the action of not paying for fuel at a filling station, increased by 13 per cent in the 50 days following the outbreak of conflict between the US and Israel against Iran, according to a new report.

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