Today: Friday 7th May

David Cameron says Labour "has lost its mandate to govern" as the Conservatives look set to be the biggest party in a hung parliament.

Due to the general election, today's programme will be running until 0945 am.

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The writer and historian Peter Hennessey outlines the constitutional ramifications of a hung parliament.

0714
The former Conservative cabinet minister Michael Portillo reflects on the possible outcome of a hung parliament.

0716
Business news with Nick Cosgrove.

0722
Journalists Polly Toynbee from the Guardian and the Daily Telegraph's Matthew D'Ancona reflect on the possible outcome of a hung parliament. discuss the possibility of a coalition government.

0727
Sports news with Rob Bonnet.

0739
Times columnist Peter Riddell analyses the state of the main parties and their negotiating strategies over the coming days.

0745
Former Liberal Democrat leader Lord Ashdown reflects on the changed electoral landscape.

0749
Thought for the day with John Bell of the Iona Community.

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Former Labour leader Lord Kinnock comments on the prospect of a hung parliament.

0810
Business Secretary Lord Mandelson and the shadow work and pensions secretary Theresa May discuss the future of the Brown administration and David Cameron's prospects of becoming prime minister.

0827
Sports news with Rob Bonnet.

0837
Simon Hughes, the Liberal Democrat spokesman on energy and climate change, comments on his party's prospects of joining an electoral pact.

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The close of the polls last night was overshadowed by stories of chaos and even scuffles at polling stations as people were turned away without being able to vote. Sam Shore, a voter in Hackney South and Shoreditch, describes how she was prevented from voting. Chair of the Electoral Commission Jenny Watson outlines the problems.

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Chief political correspondent Norman Smith and Professor John Curtice from Strathclyde University analyse the prospect of a coalition.

0920
Conservative blogger Iain Dale, former Liberal Democrat director of communications Olly Grender, and Guardian columnist Jackie Ashley discuss the outcome of the general election.

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Thomas Kielinger, UK correspondent for the German newspaper Die Welt, describes how the election results compare to those in other European countries.

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Economics editor Stephanie Flnaders and business editor Robert Peston outline how the financial markets have reacted to the UK's hung parliament. The Confederation of British Industry's John Cridland outlines the urgency for politicians to put together economic policies.

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