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Election 2010

David Dimbleby

Jeremy Paxman

Emily Maitlis

Jeremy Vine

Fiona Bruce

Andrew Neil

Rob Hopkin

Election 2010: 1330-1545

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07/05/2010

1330-1545

BBC One - Election 2010, 1330-1545

David Dimbleby and his team present the results of the 2010 General Election.

David Dimbleby and his team present the results of the closest election for a generation, with help from Jeremy Paxman, Emily Maitlis, Jeremy Vine, Fiona Bruce and Andrew Neil.

David Dimbleby and his team bring you the results of the closest election for a generation. With reporters at more constituencies than any other broadcaster they'll bring you the intrigue and excitement as it happens. 

Jeremy Paxman will interrogate the winners and losers, Emily Maitlis and Jeremy Vine will use the latest graphics technology to analyse the results, Fiona Bruce will have the latest news and Andrew Neil will be holding a special event at the London Eye in the shadow of Parliament with an array of top guests. 

The BBC can also promise a few surprises to make this a must watch election night special.

Extensive live coverage of the general election with the team.

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