Petrol

Motorists will pay less for fuel tomorrow at three of Britain's biggest supermarkets, as part of a slow reduction in prices.

Motorists will get some respite from rising fuel prices, after the Chancellor cancelled January's fuel duty increase.

Oi, David Cameron, it's time to sort out petrol prices! That's the top consumer issue people would tell the Prime Minister to address, according to a poll of over 13,000 MoneySavingExpert.com users.

Update, 28 Nov, 12pm: Sainsbury's has changed its mind and will now cut up to 3p per litre off petrol at all its forecourts tomorrow, although the cost of diesel will remain unchanged. Sainsbury's prices vary nationwide.

The UK's four biggest supermarket chains are all cutting up to 2p off a litre of petrol and diesel in a pre-Christmas price war.

The UK's four biggest supermarket chains are all cutting up to 2p off a litre of petrol as another fuel price war gets under way.

Asda, Morrisons, Sainsbury's and Tesco have all cut up to 3p/litre off diesel and unleaded prices from today.

The sky-high price of petrol and diesel is to go under the microscope of a watchdog to determine whether motorists are getting a fair deal.

The AA has warned the cost of fuel is likely to soar at the pumps, due to rising oil prices.