Television's most experienced team of commentators and reporters combine to bring you the fastest and most comprehensive coverage of the Election Results, together with comment, analysis, interviews, and Election scenes.

Richard Dimbleby, David Butler, Cliff Michelmore, Robert McKenzie, Alan Whicker, Derek Hart, Kenneth Harris, Robert Kee

with reports from Birmingham, Ayr, Southampton, Press Association, Bristol, Wellington, Party H.Q.'s, Newcastle, Bromley, Wrexham, Manchester, Leeds, Cardiff, Downing Street, Hyde, Cross Hands, Hammersmith, Lanark

The Day's Timetable

6.30-8.0 am Latest Party Totals
with a situation report every half-hour

8.0-11.20 am Election Results - as they come in
with special reports for particular areas
Scotland: 8.10-8.25 am, 9.10-9.25 am
North: 8.10-8.15 am, 9.10-9.15 am
West & Wales: 8.10-8.25 am, 9.10-9.25 am
N. Ireland: 8.10-8.25 am, 9.10-9.25 am

11.45 am - 5.0 pm Election Results - as they come in

6.10-6.30 pm Final Results and a general review of the situation

8.0-8.45 pm Election Round-up
The Result in Perspective
Views of Party Leaders
Comment and reactions from at home and abroad

Introduced by Richard Dimbleby

The bulletins of General Election news broadcast by the BBC are the Copyright Joint Service of the Press Association, Ltd. and the Exchange Telegraph Co. Ltd., and are intended for private reception only.

Filmed and introduced by Charles Mountford.
(First shown last Monday)
This programme may be cancelled should the result of the General Election be imminent at this time.

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Introduced by Christopher Trace and Leila Williams.
Including:
Brigade of Guards: 5
and
Dressing a Doll
with Peggy Franks.

In this film, which is the first of a new series of Whirlybirds, Chuck and P.T. fly Mrs. Dudley to her log cabin for her holiday. 70,000 dollars have been stolen from the bank where Mrs. Dudley works, and she is suspected.

presents Riding with Pat Smythe and Shark Fishing with Bernard Venables.
A special film programme giving tips from the very top in sport.

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Apple and Pear varieties; Storing fruit for the winter; Renovations to the lawn after the summer drought; Pot plants for Christmas; Cyclamen and varieties of Primula
with Percy Thrower.
From the BBC's Midland television studio

The All-Time Hit Parade
featuring Shirley Eaton
[with] Jo Shelton, Sylvia Sands, Johnny Hartman, Steve Arlen, The Three Barry Sisters
and The music of Ken Mackintosh, his Saxophone and Orchestra.

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A new film series starring Michael Rennie as Harry Lime.

Harry Lime and his assistant Brad have discovered a body in their hotel room, but the discovery is no sooner made than the body disappears. This embarrassing situation leads directly to a hot-bed of political intrigue in South America.
(BBC film release)

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Written by Alan Simpson and Ray Galton.
[Starring] Tony Hancock
Featuring Sidney James
with John Le Mesurier, Hugh Lloyd, William Mervyn, Robert Dorning, Penelope Parry.
(BBC recording)

Adolphe Menjou and Gloria Swanson in the film comedy "Father Takes a Wife"
with John Howard and Desi Arnaz

When father takes a wife, and she is a celebrated but temperamental actress, it is the son who has to provide the sound and sensible advice that finally leads to domestic bliss - but not before everyone else has had plenty of riotous fun.

presenting Alyn Ainsworth and the BBC Northern Dance Orchestra in thirty minutes of music in an informal manner with songs by Sheila Buxton and Roberto Cardinali and Norman George with his violin.
Introduced by Roger Moffat.
From the BBC's North of England television studio
(BBC recording)

Starring Phil Silvers as Sergeant Bilko.

Bilko persuades a scientific genius to design a special rocket for a special racket. But when they launch it, the balloon goes up!