Scottish drivers face diesel prices above £2 a litre
Diesel prices have passed £2 a litre across Scotland, according to the supplied report. The RAC expects the average UK diesel price to reach a new record high over the weekend, although the report does not provide the national average, explain the cause of the increase, or identify how many drivers are affected.

Diesel has passed £2 a litre across Scotland, according to BBC Business.
The motoring organisation RAC expects the average UK diesel price to hit a new record high over the weekend. The report does not state the current UK average or provide further details about the price changes.
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