The Prime Minister has been in the West today ahead of local elections.
The Prime Minister paid a visit to the Morrisons distribution centre in Bridgwater. Deputy Nick Clegg and the Deputy Leader of the Labour Party Harriet Harman were elsewhere in the region, urging us to choose them on Thursday.
Prime Minister David Cameron is visiting the West Country today. He'll be going to various locations across the region. Our cameras will be catching up with him along the way.
The Prime Minister David Cameron has given his backing to the creation of Police Commissioners to run the West's police forces. His message in an exclusive interview with ITV West's Bob Constantine comes just two weeks before the poll to elect the first Commissioners for the region.
Prime Minister David Cameron tells our Political Correspondent Bob Constantine why he's campaigning for a Yes vote in next week's referendum on whether Bristol should have a directly elected mayor.
He says Bristol is not just competing with cities in the UK but with Berlin and Bangalore as well.
Prime Minister David Cameron is in Bristol, giving his support for a yes vote in next week's referendum on whether the city should have an elected mayor.
Mr Cameron, who's also been visiting the Airbus factory at Filton, is expected to argue that the vote is a "once in a generation" chance to change the way the city is run, and that a mayor elected by the whole city will give it more power and influence.
But no campaigners, who've been giving out leaflets today, say the post would cost a million pounds over four years which could be better spent on improving services.
With just over a week to go before voters go to the polls in the local elections, Prime Minister David Cameron will be visiting Bristol today. He's expected to speak to political activists at a rally backing a "yes" vote on the mayoral referendum.