David Dimbleby will host the BBC's Election Night special programme
The BBC Election 2010 websitewill be home to the fastest multimedia news, results and analysis service on the web during what is expected to be one of the tightest polls for years.
Our
live page
will feature minute-by-minute updates on key developments and events in text, video and audio.
When polling closes,
seat-by-seat results
will be available overnight on Thursday and into Friday on your PC, laptop or mobile.
BBC political editor
Nick Robinson
will be providing analysis; presenters Emily Maitlis and Jeremy Vine will explain the significance of results through studio graphics - including the famous
Swingometer;
and presenter Fiona Bruce will keep viewers up to date with regular news bulletins.
On BBC Radio 4, James Naughtie and Carolyn Quinn will present
Radio 4's
Election Special between 2200 and 0600 BST, while Martha Kearney, Andrew Marr, Justin Webb, Jenni Murray, Julian Worricker, Libby Purves, Ed Stourton will report from key constituencies.
Over on
BBC Radio 5 live
Victoria Derbyshire and John Pienaar will present their Election Show, also between 2200 and 0600 BST. Listeners will be encouraged to get involved by discussing what they make of the results as they come in.
Across the UK
In Scotland, the TV Election Night Results programme will be on
BBC One Scotland
from 2155 BST with Jackie Bird, Glenn Campbell and Brian Taylor. On radio, the results programme is with Derek Bateman, and
Radio nan Gaidheal
will broadcast the Gaelic-language results show.
On
BBC One Northern Ireland
the results programme will be presented by Noel Thompson and Jim Fitzpatrick from 2155 BST.
BBC Radio Ulster's
programme will be with Mark Carruthers and Karen Patterson.
On
BBC One Wales
, the Election Night programme will be headed by Huw Edwards again from 2155 BST, and on
S4C
by Dewi Llwyd. Adrian Masters and Sarah Dickins will present the
Radio Wales
show, and
Radio Cymru
hosts will be Garry Owen and Elin Gwilym.
Regional radio programmes can also be listened to online with the BBC's
iPlayer.
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