The excise cuts can't go on indefinitely and that the Government had to take decisions based on the reality on the ground rather than the threat of further fuel protests.
Peter Burke: “The excise cuts can't go on indefinitely and that the Government had to take decisions based on the reality on the…”
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Commenting on the sustainability of excise cuts.
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