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Vote 2012

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03/05/2012

BBC One - Vote 2012

David Dimbleby hosts election night coverage as results come in from around the country.

David Dimbleby hosts election night coverage as results come in from around the country. Jeremy Vine and Emily Maitlis analyse the results, and Nick Robinson assesses their impact.

David Dimbleby presents election night coverage as results come in from around the country. These elections are a critical test of both national and local political opinion. Once the polls have closed, the count begins and the fate of thousands of local councillors in England, Scotland and Wales is decided. We'll ask who has won the titanic battle to be mayor of London, and which cities in England have voted to have a mayor of their own. 

Jeremy Vine and Emily Maitlis analyse the results as they come in. The BBC's political editor, Nick Robinson, looks at who has won and lost, and assesses the impact these elections will have in the years ahead. 

The BBC's regional political teams are at the most exciting counts, and present a full assessment of the situation in their own part of the country at 12.30, 1.30 and 2.30.

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