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21st August 2015
02:20pm BST

Rod Dennis, from the RAC, told ITV: "The reason we've been slower to see unleaded price cuts is because the wholesale price of petrol - the price retailers buy the fuel for - has not fallen at the same rate diesel has.
"Diesel has been on a steady downward path since the start of May, driven by increased capacity from Asia, but the same cannot be said for petrol.
"If the conditions stay right, we could see some even lower prices in a few weeks as people return to work after the summer and the school run begins again.
"And if Brent Crude were to move to the 40 US dollar per barrel mark, the prospect of some enterprising retailers selling fuel for £1 per litre will make a return."
It's about time prices started moving in the opposite direction.