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Busting the political jargon
Struggling with swings, puzzled by ing posts? The BBC's Leila Nathoo is here to help.
Ros Atkins Q+A on .. boundary changes
The BBC's analysis editor answers some of your questions about boundary changes.
What's in the SNP's manifesto
The BBC's Katie Hunter has a summary.
Q + A on... education in England
The BBC's Education Editor on teachers' pay, university, and special educational needs.
Leaders grilled on past record: how did they cope?
Sir Ed Davey, John Swinney, Sir Keir Starmer and Rishi Sunak appeared on Question Time.
Tempers flare during Wales election debate
The Conservatives, Reform UK, the Liberal Democrats, Labour and Plaid Cymru took part.
Leader interview: Scottish National Party
The leader of the SNP, John Swinney, speaks to Laura Kuenssberg.
The latest election polling - in 60 seconds
The BBC's Professor Sir John Curtice on what the polls suggest will happen on 4 July.
What are political parties saying about Brexit?
This is a very different election. Europe’s not a central issue, as Ros Atkins explains.
What and who are we voting for?
Think you are voting for the next Prime Minister? General Elections don't work that way.
NI leaders debate healthcare, trust and a united Ireland
Northern Ireland's five largest parties faced off in the campaign's second TV debate.
Question Time: Green and Reform leaders grilled
Adrian Ramsay of the Green Party and Reform UK leader Nigel Farage were on Question Time.
Remixing the BBC's General Election theme
Composer David Lowe explains how he jazzed up the BBC's General Election theme for 2024.
Leader interview: The Conservative Party
The Conservative leader, Rishi Sunak, speaks to Laura Kuennsberg.
An interview with Labour's election co-ordinator
Labour's national campaign co-ordinator Pat McFadden speaks to Laura Kuenssberg.
The BBC's polling expert Professor Sir John Curtice takes us though the latest numbers.
What to watch out for on election night
Political correspondent Susan Hulme on the results to watch and what happens, when.
Ros Atkins on the role of independent candidates
More independent candidates are standing in this general election than last time - why?
How to spot election disinformation
The BBC's disinformation correspondent on how to decode your social media feed.
Ros Atkins on... what's happening with postal ballots?
Our analysis editor looks into reports of issues with people receiving postal ballots.
What are the issues that manifestos barely mention?
The BBC's Kevin Peachey takes us through what the parties are *not* talking about.
What is a "supermajority"?
What does the phrase "supermajority" mean, and would a large majority make a difference?
Chris Mason's analysis in 90 seconds
Our political editor's take on the results.
Curtice on exit poll: Huge damage to Tories from Reform
The BBC's election guru analyses the 10pm exit poll.
Are our MPs sitting comfortably?
The BBC's Susan Hulme on the etiquette of who goes where in the Commons.
The King's Speech - what is it and why is it important?
The BBC's Harry Farley has this guide to the state opening of parliament.
