Tories plan to 'expose' petrol stations pocketing fuel duty cuts for themselves

Retailers have failed to pass on price drops to consumers amid the cost-of-living crisis

The Prime Minister plans to “expose” petrol stations that fail to pass on lower fuel prices from the Government’s fuel duty cut, it has been reported.

The Government introduced a 5p per litre duty cut on March 23, but this week figures showed average petrol prices exceeded £1.70 per litre for the first time.