Middle East war hits Britain's fish and chip shops

The Middle East conflict has led to a significant increase in diesel prices, costing UK fishermen like Peter Bruce nearly twice as much for fuel compared to before the war. This rise in operational costs threatens traditional fish and chip shops already struggling with high fish prices and energy expenses, potentially reducing customer demand during peak times such as Easter.

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