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Tory MPs Join Calls For Action On Fuel Prices
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Tory MPs Join Calls For Action On Fuel Prices
More than 80 Conservatives are expected to back calls for the Government to take action on soaring petrol prices as Downing Street agrees not to instruct its MPs how to vote.
The petrol debate has been triggered by a high-profile campaign against next year's 3p increase in duty led by Conservative MP Robert Halfon.
It is the second time in less than a month that Prime Minister David Cameron has faced a disagreement with a large number of his backbenchers.
Sky News Story
The Tories are really struggling to stay together right now nightmare
The petrol debate has been triggered by a high-profile campaign against next year's 3p increase in duty led by Conservative MP Robert Halfon.
It is the second time in less than a month that Prime Minister David Cameron has faced a disagreement with a large number of his backbenchers.
Sky News Story
The Tories are really struggling to stay together right now nightmare
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