BBC Election Night

21:55-06:00. As BBC1 joins forces with BBC News 24 to bring through-the-night coverage of the general election news and results, David Dimbleby sets the scene for the night to come. At 10.00 there's the BBC News from Michael Buerk, followed by the Regional News, and the Weather with Michael Fish. Then at 10.35 it's back to David Dimbleby as he returns to anchor the programme, interviewing senior MPs and linking up with the BBC correspondents who are reporting from 120 key constituencies around the country. Jeremy Paxman will be gauging reaction from politicians and pundits in the studio, while Fiona Bruce will be meeting a cross-section of the electorate, and discussing their voting with both winners and losers. Meanwhile Peter Snow will be on hand with his swingometer and an array of new graphics to explain what the results mean.

06:00-09:00. Election results and other news, presented by Jeremy Bowen and Sophie Raworth

09:30-13:00. Up-to-the-minute news and pictures from Downing Street and other party headquarters. The election team report on preparations forformingthe new cabinet and the remaining counts across the UK. There will also be nationwide reports and discussions about issues that will face the Government in the next five years, such as education, health, Europe, the countryside and the economy. Presented by David Dimbleby , with analysis by Peter Snow and interviews with last night's winners and losers by Jeremy Paxman and Fiona Bruce.