Highlights of BBC Radio 5 live's General Election 2015 coverage.
Join in with Afternoon Edition and their Campaign Cliche Bingo
John Pienaar explains to Joey Essex what happens if there is a hung parliament in May.
Labour candidate Seema Mahotra refuses to rule out working on informal basis with the SNP
Mother Fay, who is expecting her fourth child, asked four politicians for their views.
In 5 live's Friday Takeover listener Phil from Bolton challenges Jeremy Hunt over the NHS.
Musician Franko Fraize performs his election song: written exclusively for 5 live.
Former Conservative leader Michael Howard and former Labour leader Neil Kinnock discuss.
5 live visits Grimsby's Shalom youth centre which was featured in Channel 4's Skint.
Peter Allen visits Dewsbury market to find out what matters to voters.
Grimsby once had the busiest fishing port in the world but not anymore.
Ahead of the General Election, 5 live visits Grimsby: the town famous for its fish.
National Lottery's Alan Dedicoat introduces the contestants for tonight's show.
What makes this election different? 5 live's Anna Foster talks to a politics professor.
John Motson explains what happens in the event of a hung parliament.
Ever wondered why people go into politics? Seven candidates explain why they signed up.
John Pienaar, political correspondent for BBC 5 Live explains 'confidence and supply'.
David Cowling, editor of BBC political research, explains the term 'deposit'.
The term 'fixed term parliament' is explained ahead of the 2015 general election.
David Cowling, BBC political research editor, explains the term manifesto.
5 live Breakfast's 'Election Essential' guide to terms you'll hear during the election.
5 live Breakfast's 'Election Essentials' explains terms you'll hear during the campaign.
John Pienaar, chief political correspondent for 5 live explains the term hung parliament.
John Pienaar, Chief Political Correspondent for BBC 5Live explains confidence and supply.
5 live Breakfast's 'Election essentials' guide to the term coalition.
