Cast and credits of Election 2016

Chris Cook

Claire Bellis

Huw Edwards
Himself - Presenter

Jeremy Vine
Himself

Emily Maitlis
Herself

John Curtice
Himself - Strathclyde University (as Professor John Curtice)

Laura Kuenssberg
Herself - Political Editor

Diane Abbott
Herself - Labour, Hackney North (as Diane Abbott MP)

Arif Ansari
Himself - Political Editor, BBC North West

Jonathan Ashworth
Himself - Shadow Cabinet Minister (as Jonathan Ashworth MP)

Natalie Bennett
Herself - Green Party

Tom Brake
Himself - Liberal Democrats (as Tom Brake MP)

Miles Briggs
Himself - Conservative, Edinburgh Southern (as Miles Briggs MSP)

Sal Brinton
Herself - Party President, Liberal Democrats (as Baroness Brinton)

Chris Buckler
Himself - BBC Ireland Correspondent

Andy Burnham
Himself - Shadow Home Secretary (as Andy Burnham MP)

Patrick Burns
Himself - Political Editor, BBC Midlands

David Cameron
Himself

Severin Carrell
Himself - Scotland Editor, Guardian

Greg Clark
Himself - Communities and Local Government Secretary (as Greg Clark MP)

Jo Coburn
Herself - Political Correspondent

Therese Coffey
Herself - Deputy Leader of the House of Commons (as Dr Therese Coffey MP)

Jeremy Corbyn
Himself

Jo Cox
Herself - Labour (as Jo Cox MP)

Megan Dale
Herself - Generation 2016

Ruth Davidson
Herself - Leader, Scottish Conservative Party

Mark Diffley
Himself - Research Director, Ipsos MORI

Nigel Dodds
Himself - Democratic Unionist Party (as Nigel Dodds MP)

Tim Donovan
Himself - Political Editor, BBC London

Kezia Dugdale
Herself - Leader, Scottish Labour Party

Michael Dugher
Himself - Labour (as Michael Dugher MP)

Iain Duncan Smith
Himself - Conservative (as Iain Duncan Smith MP)

Gavin Esler
Himself - News Correspondent

Caroline Evans
Herself - Political Reporter

Charles Falconer
Himself - Shadow Justice Secretary (as Lord Falconer)

Nigel Farage
Himself - Leader, UK Independence Party (as Nigel Farage MEP)

Mark Field
Himself - Conservative (as Mark Field MP)

Liam Fox
Himself - Conservative (as Dr Liam Fox MP)

Nathan Gill
Himself - Leader, Welsh UKIP

Tom Gordon
Himself - Scottish Political Editor, The Herald

Iain Gray
Himself - Labour

Chris Grayling
Himself - Leader of the House of Commons (as Chris Grayling MP)

Robert Green
Himself - Plaid Cymru voter

Justine Greening
Herself - International Development Secretary (as Justine Greening MP)

Peter Hain
Himself - Labour (as Lord Peter Hain)

Neil Hamilton
Himself - Deputy Chairman, UKIP

Matthew Hancock
Himself - Conservative (as Matthew Hancock MP)

Edwina Hart
Herself - Labour

Patrick Harvie
Himself - Co-convener, Scottish Green Party

Tim Iredale
Himself - Political Editor, BBC Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

Carwyn Jones
Himself - First Minister of Wales

Kevin Keane
Himself - Scotland Correspondent

Gerry Kelly
Himself - Sinn Fein

Sadiq Khan
Himself

Susan Kramer
Herself - Liberal Democrats (as Baroness Kramer)

Jenny Kumah
Herself - Political Reporter, BBC Devon

Norman Lamb
Himself - Liberal Democrats (as Norman Lamb MP)

David Lammy
Himself - Labour (as David Lammy MP)

Chris Leslie
Himself - Labour (as Chris Leslie MP)

Brandon Lewis
Himself - Housing Minister (as Brandon Lewis MP)

Ken Livingstone
Himself - Mayor of London 2000-2008

Sian Lloyd
Herself - News Correspondent

Derek Mackay
Himself - SNP

Kevin Maguire
Himself - Associate Editor, Daily Mirror