Two days before polling day, today, the Prime Minister will be in the West Midlands and the North West where he will outline why it is only the Conservatives who have a plan to get Brexit done.

A beautiful, clear and cold day. Out and about all over the patch, listening and chatting to voters. 

In the last three days before polling day, the Prime Minister will be visiting every region in England and Wales. His tour will include visits to North Wales, West Yorkshire, Cheshire, Leicestershire, East Anglia and the South West.

With four days to go the Prime Minister has written for the Sunday Telegraph and the Sunday Express reminding people of the choice they face in Thursday's election.

Main event of the day was another hustings at Holy Trinity Church by the bridge in Weymouth. Lots of very pertinent questions were asked for two hours. 

Highlight of the day was the NFU hustings in Lulworth Village Hall. The Independent candidate did not attend and the rest of us faced a small audience for about 90 minutes. The questions were pertinent and covered a range of issues farmers are worried about, like Brexit, TB, food production etc.

Very much out and about, but this time with friend and colleague Kate Hoey, the former Labour MP for Vauxhall, who is sadly standing down. She's come down to support me because she, like me, believes we must honour the 2016 referendum. She is also a Brexiteer.

Today, with seven days to go, the Prime Minister will be in the East Midlands where he’ll unveil our action plan for the first 100 days of a majority Government – contrasting it with the gridlock and uncertainty that would follow the election of a hung parliament on 12 December.

Out & about and thoroughly enjoying meeting voters. The day ended with a special hustings at Wyvern Academy, where we heard some poignant stories from parents with children with disabilities. It was a very, very interesting meeting and I listened very carefully to their concerns.

A Conservative majority government will get Brexit done and deliver the transport investment our country needs by boosting local trains, buses and trams in England's biggest cities, and the towns around them - changing the face of local transport around the country, improving quality and deliveri