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    New doubts and divisions appeared yesterday in the camp of President Nicolas Sarkozy, just a week before the first round of the French presidential elections.

    A volley of four opinion polls showed President Sarkozy losing most of the ground gained in recent weeks on his principal rival, the Socialist candidate, François Hollande.

    Three polls suggested that Mr Hollande was once again leading the President in
    courtesy of the independent.

    voting intentions before the ten-candidate first round of the election a week tomorrow.
    All four polls showed Mr Hollande winning the two-candidate second round on 6 May with a landslide of between 57 and 54 per cent of the vote.
    Further twists and turns are possible.

    Other surveys suggest that the turn-out could be the lowest in the history of French presidential politics, potentially skewing the result.

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