BBC Election Night

06:00-09:30. Presented by Dermot Murnaghan and Natasha Kaplinsky. Including, from 9.00, a round-up of the night's general election results in your region as the last remaining seats, particularly those in marginal constituencies, are decided.

09:30-13:00. Live coverage as the final results of the 2005 general election are announced, the winning party leader travels to Buckingham Palace to see the Queen, and the new Government is formed. David Dimbleby and the team return bleary-eyed to reflect on last night's frenetic political action. Jeremy Paxman grills the winners and the losers, while Andrew Marr keeps abreast of the developing political stories.

21:55-06:00. Weeks of campaigning and political wrangling are over, the votes have been cast and now the nation waits to find out who will form the new Government. Host David Dimbleby sets the scene for the night to come and the first real indicator, the exit poll figures, are analysed. At 10.15 Fiona Bruce presents a round-up of the latest national news. Then it's full steam ahead for the team as they bring the results, analysis and all the human drama of this seminal night in the political calendar. Jeremy Paxman talks to the key players, while Andrew Marr finds out what the parties are saying off the record. Fiona Bruce provides election news updates throughout the night and Peter Snow presents his latest state-of-the-art, virtual-reality graphics, including the swingometer.