Mixed response to petrol boycott
	Reports from around Britain suggest the campaign to get motorists to boycott petrol stations has failed to attract widespread support. The Dump the Pump campaign says it plans to protest every week until ministers cut fuel taxes. But some garages say the protests haven't affected their sales. The BBC's Russel Hayes reports.

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