UK election special - on air from 2100GMT
| 21:15 UK time, Thursday, 6 May 2010
Listen live / Latest updates from BBC News
I'm in the studio with Robin, and we've Krupa and Tom monitoring all of your calls and messages.
UPDATES FROM WHYS:
04.58: Election special programme coming to an end but the debate continues here and across the BBC.
04.26: China Daily is optimistic that whoever wins, it won't affect China-UK relations.
04.21: interesting comment from the Economist here.
02.47: NY Times responds to a possible hung parliament here.
02.41: Jon Snow has his say here - we were all wrong 'none of the above.'
1.55: You can follow live updates on this US blog site.
23.51: New York times live blogging the election results here.
23.02: California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger has tweeted that he has called David Cameron to congratulate him
22:51:Houghton and Sunderland South constituency first results in...goes Labour's way although down 12%
22:44: Mandelson: "The public has won the election"
22:25: David Cameron will fall 19 seats short of a Commons majority, according to a joint BBC/Sky/ITV exit poll.
22:05: BBC economics editor Robert Peston on his blog after big falls on US markets: Will the new British government inherit responsibility for the second global financial crisis in less than two years?
