PETROL prices hit a record high over the weekend adding to the cost of living crisis.
Figures from motoring group the AA showed the nationwide average reached 142.94p a litre on Sunday passing the previous all-time high of 142.48p set nine years ago.
The price has jumped from 106.48p in May last year.
The surge is equivalent to an extra £20 every time a driver fills their tank.
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