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Liberal Democrat leader calls for immediate 10-pence fuel duty cut
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- Sir Ed Davey is calling for an immediate 10p per litre fuel duty cut until Christmas to reduce living costs.
- Davey also urges the government to scrap a permanent fuel duty increase set for January.
- Davey claims a 10p duty cut would result in a 12p per litre drop at the pump.
- Davey attributes high fuel prices to Trump's conflict with Iran.
- The proposed policy would cost about 2 billion pounds, Davey said.
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