WHO WILL WIN BATTLE OF THE TV PUNDITS?

Coverage from 9.55pm David Dimbleby leads his tenth election broadcast, with Mishal Husain, left, Emily Maitlis, Jeremy Vine, Andrew Marr, Nick Robinson, Kirsty Wark, Sophie Raworth, Professor John Curtice, Amol Rajan and Laura Kuenssberg. Huw Edwards and Andrew Neil from 7am. Dimbleby uses a giant touch screen, Vine, right, appears in a virtual reality Downing Street, House of Commons and Big Ben, while Husain grills political heavyweights and Maitlis shows what is happening in particular seats. Coverage from 9pm Adam Boulton, Sophy Ridge, right, Kay Burley, Colin Brazier and Professor Michael Thrasher. Dermot Murnaghan from 6am, Gillian Joseph and Niall Paterson from midday. Traditional coverage using live feeds from around the country supplemented by a virtual reality app. Rising star Sophy Ridge replaces Kay Burley as female anchor. Coverage from 9.55pm Tom Bradby, left, Robert Peston, Ed Balls, George Osborne, plus analysts. Julie Etchingham from 9:30am. News at Ten anchor Bradby leads coverage, which sees Balls join forces with former rival Osborne. From 6am, extended edition of Good Morning Britain with Susanna Reid and Piers Morgan, before studio coverage returns. The two analysts are Professor Jane Green and Professor Colin Rallings, ITV’s election analyst for nearly 30 years. Coverage from 9pm Jeremy Paxman, David Mitchell, below, and Richard Osman, right, with Gary Gibbon and Cathy Newman. Identical presenting team to 2015 offer ‘alternative’ coverage, which will be interrupted by special episodes of Gogglebox and 8 Out Of 10 Cats.