In pictures: SNP triumph in general election
Images from across Scotland as the SNP enjoy a landslide general election victory.
View ArticleIs Parliament about to be changed?
What is going to happen to Parliament after the general election? We examine the parties' promises on parliamentary reform.
View ArticleWhere the parties stand on deals
Polls suggest the UK could be left with a hung Parliament on 7 May. What are the parties saying about the deals they would do if that happens?
View ArticleElection: It wasn't meant to be like this
The 2015 election has been marked by the lack of confidence felt by our political leaders rooted in the overwhelming lack of trust felt by most voters.
View ArticleThe story of Election 2015 as told by Radio 4 comedy
As campaigning draws to a close, we look back at how events unfolded through the filter of the BBC Radio 4 Comedy Election.
View ArticleVIDEO: What happens if no party wins the election?
What happens if no one party win the general election? We asked some kids and the BBC's political expert, Ross Hawkins to explain it for us.
View ArticleVIDEO: Peculiar polling stations
Some of the more unusual places where votes have been cast
View ArticleDid 'parliament' come from 'parabola'?
This is the day on which we vote for candidates seeking to become Members of Parliament. What is the history behind these words?
View ArticleInside the Election 2015 studio
Emily Maitlis gives an interactive, behind-the-scenes tour of the BBC's Election 2015 TV studio at Elstree.
View ArticleWhy they voted Tory in London
A straw poll of voters at polling stations in west and north London sheds light on why the Conservatives have done so well at the 2015 general election.
View ArticleElection 2015: Glossary of election terms
Politics is awash with words and phrases that are beloved of commentators and politicians alike. Here is a guide to some of the key terms.
View ArticleSunderland wins race to declare
Houghton and Sunderland South becomes the first constituency to declare, retaining the seat for Labour, with UKIP in second place.
View ArticleElection 2015: 10 brief conclusions
Ten brief conclusions after an extraordinary general election night.
View ArticleMockery and parody: Saying goodbye to big name MPs
Thursday's election claimed some big names. How did social media react when they lost their seats?
View ArticleA divided nation
The question uppermost in the prime minister's mind as he assembles his new government is how to keep the kingdom united.
View ArticleWho are the 56 new SNP MPs?
There will be 56 SNP members in the new Parliament. Here's a guide to who some of them are.
View ArticleThe problems of a small majority
David Cameron's new Conservative government has a small majority - how will he manage to get his planned legislation through the House of Commons?
View ArticleThe David Cameron story
The life and times of Prime Minister David Cameron, who has won the 2015 UK general election.
View ArticleLabour leadership: At-a-glance guide
Who is in the race to succeed Ed Miliband as Labour leader?
View ArticleCameron bares teeth over EU migration
Newly re-elected UK PM Prime Minister David Cameron is rolling up his sleeves to change the UK's relationship with Europe, writes the BBC's Katya Adler.
View ArticleWho would be a Member of Parliament?
More than 180 new MPs arrive at the Houses of Parliament for the first time this week. What motivates them?
View ArticleWhat Conservatives have pledged to do
Wondering what a David Cameron Conservative government might do? Here's a list of the commitments made during the election campaign.
View ArticleFive big questions that will soon need answering
Lots of issues were debated in the lead-up to the general election, but other key topics were noticeably absent. Here are five.
View ArticleElection 2015: Maps of turnout and party strength
See how the UK voted the 2015 general election
View ArticleMapping Scotland's dramatic change
Maps and graphics of the SNP landslide which heralds an unprecedented change in Scotland's political make-up.
View ArticleElection 2015: Number of female MPs up by a third
The number of women in Parliament rises by about a third, representing the largest increase since 1997.
View ArticleVIDEO: Dramatic moments and key results
Election 2015: Dramatic moments and key results
View ArticleCameron: We'll make Britain greater
David Cameron pledges to lead a "one nation" government as he returns to Downing Street as prime minister and reappoints four ministers, while rival leaders Ed Miliband, Nick Clegg and Nigel Farage quit.
View ArticleNigel Farage resigns as UKIP leader
Nigel Farage has resigned as leader of UKIP having failed to gain the seat of Thanet South - but the party get a record 13% of the vote share.
View ArticleSNP wins 56 seats in Scots landslide
The SNP records a historic landslide general election victory in Scotland, winning 56 out of 59 seats.
View ArticleClegg resigns after Lib Dem losses
Nick Clegg resigns as Liberal Democrat leader after his party is routed at the general election with three former cabinet ministers losing their seats.
View ArticleMiliband resigns as Labour leader
Ed Miliband steps down as Labour leader after his party's disappointing general election showing.
View ArticleThe result no-one saw coming
No pollster, no pundit, no political leader saw it coming - not even David Cameron himself.
View ArticleCameron's colossal election achievement
This is an election which may have more profound consequences than almost any in living memory, says BBC Assistant Political Editor Norman Smith.
View ArticleWhat now for the future of the UK?
BBC's James Cook considers what the general election result means for the future of Scotland and for the UK.
View ArticleElection results: How have leaders done?
As party leaders take stock of the election results - how did their campaigns go and where do they stand now
View ArticleElection 2015: BBC analysis round-up
A summary of analysis from BBC correspondents of the results of the general election, and their implications.
View ArticleMore change than meets the eye
It would be a mistake to see only the continuity and not the change in David Cameron's new cabinet.
View ArticleHow did pollsters get it so wrong?
How did pollsters get the 2015 general election result so wrong, and what can they do to put it right, asks the editor of the BBC Political Research Unit.
View ArticleWho will replace Clegg as leader?
As Nick Clegg steps down as leader of the Liberal Democrats and calls for a leadership election, who is in the running to replace him?
View ArticleGE2015 and the economy
Investors love the election result. But will there be a hangover after the party?
View ArticleDramatic election could reshape UK
Not since the fall of Thatcher or the Blair landslide has there been a political moment quite like this one.
View ArticleThe Nick Clegg Story
The life and times of Nick Clegg, whose political rise saw him become deputy prime minister but who has resigned as Lib Dem leader after disastrous general election results.
View ArticleThe Nigel Farage story
A profile of UKIP leader Nigel Farage, whose party won nearly four million votes at the UK general election but only returned a single MP.
View ArticleWho's who: Cameron's cabinet
What we know about the make-up of David Cameron's new cabinet
View ArticleThe Ed Miliband Story
The life and times of Ed Miliband, who has stepped down as Labour leader after his party's disappointing general election performance.
View ArticleElection shocks: The big name losers
It's been a night of big election shocks, with many household political names losing their seats.
View ArticleElection 2015: At-a-glance
Ed Miliband steps down as David Cameron secures a Commons majority, the SNP wins a landslide in Scotland while Liberal Democrat Nick Clegg and UKIP's Nigel Farage also resign as party leaders.
View ArticleConservatives win UK election
David Cameron is heading back to Downing Street as prime minister after the Conservatives win a majority - but Ed Miliband, Nick Clegg and Nigel Farage all resign as leaders of his rival parties.
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