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DRIVERS SET TO PROTEST CHARGES
Drivers are set to form the country's biggest ever road protests after a raft of new proposals by UK politicians which will hit the motorist hard. In the week in which the government announced controversial plans to increase speeding fines by £5 which will be used to pay for a Victims of Crime Fund, London's mayor confirmed plans to enlarge the congestion charge area to take in all of Greater London and parts of surrounding counties.

The new toll motorway in the Midlands look set to be copied across the country and traffic wardens throughout the UK are set to receive a 10% commission on all tickets issued. Further, owners of 4-wheel drive vehicles will stump up extra for the proposed new "turnable tyre tax" and users of blue halogen headlights will be liable for a light pollution charge.

Motoring organisations are up in arms over what is seen as an all out assault on car owners and have called for drivers across the country to join the Million Car March in a protest which will "bring London to a standstill" this summer.

Traffic police scoffed at the suggestion. Said one officer, "The city is already at a standstill - you can't make it any slower".

Physicist Karl Anderson agreed,"The likely outcome of trying to bring London to a standstill is that the existing standstill will start moving backwards."

A spokesman for London's mayor was defiant. "A million cars are gonna come here and pay the congestion charge ?? Bring 'em on - we'll use the money for a party once they've gone."