UK fuel crisis: Measures branded ‘sticking plaster solutions’ as army deployed
By AFP
05 October 2021 |
3:05 pm
Measures designed to ease the UK's worst fuel crisis in decades don't go far enough, one industry body has told DW. The situation remains ''challenging." Now, the military is stepping in to assist.
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