As I said, I don't have the service book to hand, and I have always serviced cars and bikes to my own schedule. I change my engine oil every year, whether it needs it or not, and I would never change a fuel filter these days, not in the UK and with the newer tanks.
That's pretty much what I do, after all it's only for my own benefit - scrapyard isn't bothered about service history. Fuel filters on petrol cars are now much bigger than the little inline things they used to fit near the carb, they must be big enough to last the car out.
I did change the petrol Galaxy fuel filter at 100K, because it was on the schedule, and relatively easy to do. It was about the size of a jam jar, and out of interest, I cut it open and there was hardly anything in it - it would probably have lasted another 500K. I do change diesel fuel filters on the dot though, but even those don't get as mucky as they used to.