BBC Business
Ed Davey wants a 10p fuel duty cut until Christmas, cheaper buses and trains, and no VAT on EV charging - all self-funding, apparently, which is certainly one way to do maths.
The Guardian
Chancellor Rachel Reeves decides not to raise fuel duty, because sometimes the easiest way to help with the cost of living is to just not make it worse.
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