The parliamentary sketchwriters have waited a long time to say that Brown floored Cameron at PMQs yesterday. Today they've filled their boots. All completely overblown of course. Cameron knows it is a very long game and an economy on its knees in 12 months time is likely to give him a perfect backdrop for a straightforward election victory. All yesterday showed was that Labour have got some discipline back. And further to my blog about how the return of Nick Brown and John Spellar to the whips office has helped get the organisation back, I was told to watch again PMQs and see the horrific sight on TV when backbencher Gavin Strang asked Brown a question. Take a look. Go to 15 minutes 28 seconds. It is truly a horrific sight. Jim Devine, Jim Sheridan, David Anderson, Jimmy Hood, the bearded Andrew Miller all doughnutting around the questioner. Hardly a woman MP in sight. I reckon the combined weight here is several tonnes. I imagine this was what the Labour benches looked like in the 70s in the days before cameras were allowed in. Why have they done it? It seems they've gone all Phil Spector and wanted to create "a wall of sound" to make a more intimidating atmosphere. But at what price? This was the return of ugly, overweight Labour.

Endorsed by Jamie Oliver and professing an unconditional love for cooking as well as cooking appliances, Neff have become a very popular choice for consumers of modern kitchen appliances. Despite being founded over a century and a quarter ago, their products have only been available in the United Kingdom for just a little over thirty years ago, but have been welcomed with open arms nevertheless. In fact, over one million households in the United Kingdom are able to boast of their so- called 'Neff Kitchen'.

Neff was founded as a small family business over 125 years ago in Germany and it is now a major player in the European kitchen appliance market. Neff pride themselves on producing products that cook well as well as looking good, combining practicality and style. Neff is always at the forefront of cutting edge technology and is constantly upgrading roducts to make sure that they stay as up to the moment as possible.  This has led to a number of innovative models with unique features and concepts that are so typical. Included in the large number of breakthrough products and kitchen concepts is CircoTherm® cooking, the introduction of a full- size oven microwave, and sensor controls. 

CircoTherm® is now available on many of Neff's cookers and it works by drawing air in from the oven via a powerful fan.  It then heats the air up and forces it back into the oven cavity through ducts in the rear of the oven. This clever technology means that there is little to no preheating required, which definitely saves time, but could also save you energy and money.

In fact, Neff  have been credited with quite a few industry firsts, including the concept of the 'fully fitted kitchen' and Neff is constantly trying to come up with even more new and innovative technological advances, not just in cooking appliances, but across the board. Its commitment to innovation in design and engineering has been recognised by both the International IF and the Red Dot design awards.

But as well as cutting edge technology, the products from Neff are also top quality. Neff uses the best materials available to ensure that its products are able to perform to the highest standards possible and all of the appliances from Neff carry the prestigious 'Steelmark', which proves that they are manufactured from stainless steel.

Applied technology is at the heart of the new Neff collection. In ovens, hobs and hoods, as well as dishwashers, refrigeration and laundry, you can expect to find lots of thoughtful touches designed to make the time you spend in the kitchen a joy. We carefully study the way people like to cook, and use this as an inspiration to create the kind of functions and features that really improve the experience of life in the kitchen.

Should you ever need it, Neff have a dedicated spares and service line as well as a product advice line so that if you ever have any problems with a Neff appliance, there should always be somebody available from Neff to help to sort it out.