for now, i'm cameron wahaca more in half an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphonealerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward alerts >> welcome back. your time is 340 on martin daubney on gb news now. a new survey by fairfueluk, exclusively revealed to gb news today, shows that 85% of drivers fear that labour will raise fuel duty next month and even worse, 60% of all voters think that labour's performance has been disastrous since they came into power. well, joining me now on this is the founder of fairfueluk, my good pal howard cox . howard, welcome to the cox. howard, welcome to the show. you came into the studio last night of course, to do this, but of course, war broke out in israel. here we are today. tell us about your survey. how many people have taken part? what it's shown, and how can gb news viewers get involved to help you get those numbers up? >> thank you martin, thank you for having me again. yeah, it's simple. we're looking at about 2020. oh well 25 days now to to the the actual budget and we are going to be hit. i'm talking about driv

for now, i'm cameron wahaca more in half an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphonecode or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . slash alerts. >> thank you cameron. now it's the third day of the tory party conference and the race to succeed rishi sunak as party leader is certainly heating up. in the past few hours, tory leadership finalists robert jenrick and james cleverly have spoken to gb news political editor christopher hope. and here's what robert jenrick first had to say. >> my view of reform is this i think it's a symptom, not a cause.it think it's a symptom, not a cause. it exists in its current state because we failed. and by that, i don't mean you, the members of the party. i mean we in westminster. we made promises. we didn't keep them . promises. we didn't keep them. so i'm not going to disparage reform. i think in a way that's denigrating the millions of people who for vote them, who are our people? what i am going to do is set out with your support, to make them redundant, to retire. nigel farage. >> well, i don't think nigel is in the mood for retir

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