Chancellor Told to Halt Petrol Price Rise

The video discusses the significant rise in petrol prices and its impact on the public, economy, and politics. It highlights the planned 3 pence increase in petrol duty, which has been postponed, and the public's concern over rising costs. The government argues that prices are still lower than previous plans, while the opposition suggests delaying the increase. The video also covers the impact on consumers and businesses, emphasizing the potential economic consequences. Despite the unpopularity of the increase, the government needs the revenue it would generate.

What percentage of people are worried about the cost of petrol according to the survey?

• 50%

• 85%

• 90%

• 70%

What is the government's claim regarding the current petrol prices?

• Prices are the same as previous plans

• Prices are 15 pence cheaper than before

• Prices are 5 pence cheaper than before

• Prices are 10 pence cheaper than previous plans

What is the opposition's suggestion regarding the petrol price increase?

• Increase it by 5 pence instead

• Cancel it permanently

• Delay it until April

• Implement it immediately

How have supermarkets like Asda responded to the changes in wholesale prices?

• Kept prices the same

• Increased their prices

• Stopped selling petrol

• Reduced prices three times

What is a potential consequence of the petrol price increase on families and businesses?

• It will increase economic growth

• It will have no impact

• It will reduce transport costs

• It will increase financial strain