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The first car they buy is an Austin A55 Mark II. A two-tone grey and white Magnette is stacked in the yard and first appears at 45 seconds onwards. It can be seen again left of screen at 4.55 onwards when they leave with their Cambridge.

The hot summer of '76:

Vauxhall Viva HC:

Porsche Cayenne Turbo..... .....with an overheating problem:

1989 Jaguar XJ6:

Handmade in Lancashire: And plenty of room to stretch out in the back:

Coleman Milne Cardinal:

Ford Popular 100E:

The spanner and screwdriver do look a little ominous though.

It's a Mercedes W169 A-Class. Not mine but a car that someone I know is thinking of buying and this is one of the vendor's photos. A spanner and a screwdriver and two messages at the bottom. The one on the left can't be read in the photo and the one on the right reads "Display off". I've no...

This is the last one. In the centre is a Standard Vanguard which is on a 1964 "B" plate yet production had finished the year before. They were apparently popular cars with the MOD, particularly the RAF, so this one may have done a few years with the Colours before being de-mobbed and acquiring...

You could be right about the Cortina although I'd still say that the car behind it is a Hunter or derivative. The rooflines and door profiles are very similar on both cars and follow the square, clean-cut lines of that period. The car behind the FC Victor with its rear raised is definitely an...

Errr..... maybe they should just refer to what has been extensively reported in the media and take note of what their own Shadow Chancellor has already said: Labour and Tories pledge more borrowing "Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell says he wants to transfer power and money out of the...

But you're not though. Nobody from Labour, on the Six O'clock News, in their manifesto or anywhere else, has claimed that "public spending will be funded by taxing the top 5% of earners". Whilst Labour are seeking to increase tax revenues from this group, the willingness of both parties to...

No it won't and they haven't said that it will. We already know that Labour plans to increase tax for higher earners. And regardless of funds raised from taxation, we also know that they are committed to large-scale public borrowing to help pay for their plans. And so are the Conservatives...