Four out of five voters blame the Government for the panic-buying of fuel that prompted disruption across the UK, according to an opinion poll.The ComRes poll for The Independent on Sunday and Sunday Mirror also found 72% of the 1,127 adults questioned online said the coalition was "out of touch with ordinary people".
News of the poll emerged as receding fears of fuel shortages saw queues shortening on the country's petrol station forecourts.
Motoring organisations and petrol retailers said demand had eased after the Government reversed its advice that drivers fill up if their tanks drop below two-thirds full. Read More
