Transport Secretary urges people not to panic buy petrol

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Transport Secretary Grant Shapps is insisting that queues at the petrol pumps will continue if people carry on buying fuel when they don’t need it.

But after nearly two years of uncertainty during the pandemic, will people might listen to the advice?

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