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Well, you can argue about who started it, but there has been a decided deterioration in the governments relationship with the eu in the last few days. The Prime Minister thinks there are people in brussels not from all the other Member States but brussels itself whove been stirring things up, and in the process, interfering in our election. If that was the case, the effect has probably been to help her. But for the europeans, the point is simply that they have now agreed their shared negotiating position that was over the weekend and if it appears tough well, thats not their doing, thats brexi...

And there isnt much mention of a Scrappage Scheme either. It is Diesel Engines blamed for producing nitrogen dioxide, a gas that is invisible to the naked eye, but linked to a wide range of health impacts. So where does this Leave Drivers of diesel cars . Its not down to us, is it . Joe public. Its the government thats in power at the time that says diesels good. Lets go on to diesel. Now they are saying different. Perhaps my next car, probably would get a petrol, but i do a lot of commuting, driving on the motorways, so when i bought this car, diesel was the obvious choice. You might change n...

Incredibly close battle sees Labour candidate come out on top

<strong>Other lives:</strong> Labour councillor in Birmingham who was elected at the age of 25

The findings of a new YouGov poll for The Times should have calmed Tory nerves, with the Conservatives leading Labour by 11 points after the opposition dropped one point to 33. Boris Johnson’s party remains on 44, unchanged from a week ago, despite half of the total 1,803 respondents agreeing that the Tories are “very sleazy and disreputable”. The polling suggests that the mounting allegations against Johnson and co. “are yet to cut through” with voters, says the paper - and that many of the most important races in next week’s vote are still likely to be tight. 1 Hartlepo...