How Neville Chamberlain paved the way for Britain's pothole

The year is 1937 and the Vauxhall Ten has just rolled off production lines. The four-door saloon will revolutionise transport as one of the first affordable family cars. Britain’s roads, largely free from potholes, are as smooth as billiard tables.

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