The Liberal Democrats press the government to extend a 10p cut in fuel duty until Christmas, according to multiple outlets. They argue the measure should remain in place for consumers over the holiday period.
The party also calls for other changes to fuel-duty policy. The Evening Standard reports that the Lib Dems want the planned 3p fuel duty rise due in January to be scrapped. Other reports focus on the proposed extension of the 10p reduction rather than additional January changes.
Overall, the outlets agree on the core demand: a continuation of the 10p fuel duty cut through Christmas. Differences are limited to emphasis, with one outlet adding the wider request to prevent an upcoming increase in January.
