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A poll of over a thousand adults conducted by Ipsos found that 26 per cent of those questioned had “accidentally’t paid for an item while shopping.
In short, the proliferation of self-checkout tills has coincided with a massive rise in shoplifting.
And an increasing number of the light-fingered are middle-class types.
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