Chris Huhne to learn if he will be charged with asking ex-wife to take penalty points Last month Nick Clegg, the Deputy Prime Minister, said it would be a "very serious issue" if Mr Huhne was charged. Tomorrow's charging decision will bring an end to a long-running saga which began in May last year. Miss Pryce told the Sunday Times that Mr Huhne had asked "someone" to take his penalty points following a speeding offence in March 2003. It later transpired that the someone was allegedly Miss Pryce. Since then the pair have been interviewed twice by detectives from Essex Police. The force has gathered a dossier of evidence against the pair which includes a sworn affidavit which Miss Pryce made to the Sunday Times confirming her allegations. Police also seized from the newspaper a tape recording between Miss Pryce and Mr Huhne during which they discuss the allegations. Officers also have text messages between Mr Huhne and his son Peter in which they discuss the case. Last week Essex Police received emails from the Sunday Times in which Miss Pryce discusses the case with a journalist on the newspaper. The speeding incident at the centre of the allegations is said to have occurred on March 12, 2003. Mr Huhne, who was then an MEP, had returned from the European Parliament, catching a flight from Strasbourg to Stansted which landed at 10.23pm. At the same time Miss Pryce is said to have been at a dinner in Central London, meaning it would have been unlikely she could have been in Essex when the car was clocked speeding later that evening.