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10 March 2026

Taty Castellanos of West Ham United comes on for Pablo Felipe of West Ham United during the Emirates FA Cup Fifth Round match between West Ham United and Brentford at the London Stadium in Stratford, England, on March 9, 2026.

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#13426354

10 March 2026

A petrol station displays the government-mandated maximum price of petrol at 595 Forints and diesel at 615 Huf in Budapest, Hungary, on March 10, 2026. A price cap comes into immediate effect today due to soaring oil prices caused by rising tensions in the Middle Eastern region. The new price cap is called ''Protected price'' and is announced by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban (not pictured) yesterday afternoon.

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10 March 2026

A petrol station displays the government-mandated maximum price of petrol at 595 Forints and diesel at 615 Huf in Budapest, Hungary, on March 10, 2026. A price cap comes into immediate effect today due to soaring oil prices caused by rising tensions in the Middle Eastern region. The new price cap is called ''Protected price'' and is announced by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban (not pictured) yesterday afternoon.

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10 March 2026

A petrol station displays the government-mandated maximum price of petrol at 595 Forints and diesel at 615 Huf in Budapest, Hungary, on March 10, 2026. A price cap comes into immediate effect today due to soaring oil prices caused by rising tensions in the Middle Eastern region. The new price cap is called ''Protected price'' and is announced by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban (not pictured) yesterday afternoon.

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10 March 2026

A petrol station displays the government-mandated maximum price of petrol at 595 Forints and diesel at 615 Huf in Budapest, Hungary, on March 10, 2026. A price cap comes into immediate effect today due to soaring oil prices caused by rising tensions in the Middle Eastern region. The new price cap is called ''Protected price'' and is announced by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban (not pictured) yesterday afternoon.

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10 March 2026

A petrol station displays the government-mandated maximum price of petrol at 595 Forints and diesel at 615 Huf in Budapest, Hungary, on March 10, 2026. A price cap comes into immediate effect today due to soaring oil prices caused by rising tensions in the Middle Eastern region. The new price cap is called ''Protected price'' and is announced by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban (not pictured) yesterday afternoon.

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10 March 2026

A petrol station displays the government-mandated maximum price of petrol at 595 Forints and diesel at 615 Huf in Budapest, Hungary, on March 10, 2026. A price cap comes into immediate effect today due to soaring oil prices caused by rising tensions in the Middle Eastern region. The new price cap is called ''Protected price'' and is announced by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban (not pictured) yesterday afternoon.

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10 March 2026

A petrol station displays the government-mandated maximum price of petrol at 595 Forints and diesel at 615 Huf in Budapest, Hungary, on March 10, 2026. A price cap comes into immediate effect today due to soaring oil prices caused by rising tensions in the Middle Eastern region. The new price cap is called ''Protected price'' and is announced by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban (not pictured) yesterday afternoon.

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10 March 2026

A petrol station displays the government-mandated maximum price of petrol at 595 Forints and diesel at 615 Huf in Budapest, Hungary, on March 10, 2026. A price cap comes into immediate effect today due to soaring oil prices caused by rising tensions in the Middle Eastern region. The new price cap is called ''Protected price'' and is announced by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban (not pictured) yesterday afternoon.

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#13426362

10 March 2026

A petrol station displays the government-mandated maximum price of petrol at 595 Forints and diesel at 615 Huf in Budapest, Hungary, on March 10, 2026. A price cap comes into immediate effect today due to soaring oil prices caused by rising tensions in the Middle Eastern region. The new price cap is called ''Protected price'' and is announced by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban (not pictured) yesterday afternoon.

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10 March 2026

A petrol station displays the government-mandated maximum price of petrol at 595 Forints and diesel at 615 Huf in Budapest, Hungary, on March 10, 2026. A price cap comes into immediate effect today due to soaring oil prices caused by rising tensions in the Middle Eastern region. The new price cap is called ''Protected price'' and is announced by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban (not pictured) yesterday afternoon.

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#13426364

10 March 2026

A petrol station displays the government-mandated maximum price of petrol at 595 Forints and diesel at 615 Huf in Budapest, Hungary, on March 10, 2026. A price cap comes into immediate effect today due to soaring oil prices caused by rising tensions in the Middle Eastern region. The new price cap is called ''Protected price'' and is announced by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban (not pictured) yesterday afternoon.

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10 March 2026

A petrol station displays the government-mandated maximum price of petrol at 595 Forints and diesel at 615 Huf in Budapest, Hungary, on March 10, 2026. A price cap comes into immediate effect today due to soaring oil prices caused by rising tensions in the Middle Eastern region. The new price cap is called ''Protected price'' and is announced by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban (not pictured) yesterday afternoon.

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10 March 2026

A petrol station displays the government-mandated maximum price of petrol at 595 Forints and diesel at 615 Huf in Budapest, Hungary, on March 10, 2026. A price cap comes into immediate effect today due to soaring oil prices caused by rising tensions in the Middle Eastern region. The new price cap is called ''Protected price'' and is announced by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban (not pictured) yesterday afternoon.

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10 March 2026

A petrol station displays the government-mandated maximum price of petrol at 595 Forints and diesel at 615 Huf in Budapest, Hungary, on March 10, 2026. A price cap comes into immediate effect today due to soaring oil prices caused by rising tensions in the Middle Eastern region. The new price cap is called ''Protected price'' and is announced by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban (not pictured) yesterday afternoon.

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#13426368

10 March 2026

A motorist refuels at a petrol station as the government mandates the maximum price of petrol at 595 Forints and diesel at 615 Huf in Budapest, Hungary, on March 10, 2026. The price cap comes into immediate effect today due to soaring oil prices caused by rising tensions in the Middle Eastern region. The new price cap is called ''Protected price'' and is announced by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban (not pictured) yesterday afternoon.

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