British General Election 97

<table border=0 width=480> <tr><td> <H3>BBC TV, Radio and Internet Coverage</H3>In addition to this site, many other BBC programmes on radio, television and the web will be offering a wide range of coverage of the campaign and the election. <p>Have you an interesting election dream lately?<br>If so, you should look at the <a href="/election97/tvradweb/poldoc.htm">'I slept with the Prime Minister'</a> page!<P><B>TV and Radio Coverage</B><P>You can find daily details of the BBC's television and radio coverage, including its election programmes,<A TARGET="new" HREF="http://www.bbc.co.uk/schedules/prog_by_day.html">here</A>. (This link will open in a new window.)<P><table><td width=105><a href="http://www.bbc.co.uk/campaign"><img src="/election97/tvradweb/camplog.gif" height=32 width=100 border=0></a></td><td align=top><a href="http://www.bbc.co.uk/campaign">Campaign Roadshow</a> with Nick Ross and Diana Madill takes off around the country from April 8. For all the details, and an outline of the programme from Nick Ross, visit the <a href="http://www.bbc.co.uk/campaign">website</a>.</td></table><p><a target="new" href="http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsround">Newsround Election '97</a> is a mock General Election open to all Primary and Secondary school pupils, which will take place in the week before the real thing. Newsround Election '97 is organised by BBC1's award-winning Newsround and the Hansard Society for Parliamentary Government. (This link will open in a new window.) <p>You can also follow the Election on Ceefax - BBC1 and BBC2 page 120.<p>Coming soon to the internet:<p>On The Record goes On The Web...<p> </td></tr></table>