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Last updated: 06 May 2015, 00:10 BST Youth services, council allotments, pest control and museums could disappear in the next few years under spending cuts planned by a future Conservative government, a leading union has warned. Unison said local facilities such as libraries, Sure Start centres, bus services and theatres in England had all suffered cuts under the coalition.

Fuel additives: do they really work? In the wake of the VW emissions scandal, can diesel car drivers improve their vehicle’s economy and emissions with fuel additives? A few minutes with... David Coulthard He might have swapped his Formula 1 car for the pundit's microphone, but an overall win at last year's Race of Champions proves David Coulthard has still got it. We sat down with him ahead of this year's event in London. Need a used car at a great price?

Back to Motoring features The Mini's 2014 makeover 1. Likely to be the most popular model, the Cooper boasts a trick three-pot petrol motor, engaging handling and ample big car refinement. 2. Longer, wider, taller and with more bootspace, the new Mini can finally compete head-on with more conventional superminis. 3. A cabin revamp sees more kit usually associated with premier cars plus the transformation of old-style central speedo into multimedia hub. 4.