RAC slams fuel retailers following £0.0077 price rise

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Insurance, breakdown and second-hand-car company RAC has again criticised the “retailer behaviour” of forecourt operators, claiming there is “seemingly no justifiable reason” for the average cost of a litre of unleaded to have increased by 0.77 pence, or £0.0077, over the last month.

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