Chiris Huhne to fight speeding allegations

Chris Huhne announced his resignation as Energy and Climate Change Secretary to focus on clearing his name in court, following charges related to a speeding offense. His former wife, Vicky Pryce, is also facing charges for allegedly accepting penalty points on his behalf. The case has drawn significant media attention and political reactions, with Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg expressing support for Huhne, while Prime Minister David Cameron offered a more formal response. The impact on the coalition government is expected to be minimal, with Ed Davey stepping in as Huhne's replacement.

Why did Chris Huhne decide to resign from his position?

• To focus on his court case and avoid distractions

• Because of a disagreement with the Prime Minister

• Due to health issues

• To pursue a new career opportunity

What is the main allegation against Chris Huhne and Vicky Pryce?

• Falsely accepting speeding penalty points

• Election fraud

• Tax evasion

• Bribery

How did Nick Clegg react to Chris Huhne's resignation?

• He refused to comment

• He was indifferent

• He expressed understanding and respect

• He was publicly critical

What was the tone of the Prime Minister's letter compared to Nick Clegg's?

• More formal and less warm

• More critical and harsh

• More indifferent and dismissive

• More supportive and encouraging

What is the government's stance on the impact of the case on the coalition?

• It will have a significant impact

• It is expected to be negligible

• It will strengthen the coalition

• It will lead to a government collapse