Tanker drivers reject deal, but say one is within reach

Fuel tanker drivers' representatives have rejected a deal aimed at resolving the dispute over working conditions, but say they are not going on strike.

The Unite union's Diana Holland said proposals thrashed out with company bosses last week did not go far enough, but urged motorists: "Do not panic."

She called for further talks "because we feel we are able to reach a solution" without strikes.

The BBC's John Moylan describes whether the UK is now any closer to facing strike action by the tanker drivers.