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Former political editor Kuenssberg, 47, and prominent news anchor Myrie, 59, jointly take over the role from Edwards, who left the BBC in April.

Clive Myrie and Laura Kuenssberg will lead the BBC's TV coverage on the night of the General Election in July.

The broadcasters will provide updates and analysis after votes are cast on July 4

The BBC have revealed the details of their general election coverage as news anchors Laura Kuenssberg and Clive Myrie take charge of duties on the night of July 4

Edwards resigned following allegations he had paid a teenager thousands of pounds for sexually explicit images

Channel 4 became the first major channel to confirm their choices last month before the UK general election had even been called.

Morgan insisted there was 'no evidence' he hacked phones.

Shadow health secretary draws a blank, despite preparing, and jokes ‘I might as well go home’

TV presenter and journalist Piers Morgan said his personal experience brought home 'the terrible state' of the NHS as he repeated calls for politicians to take action

The Labour frontbencher admitted he was "never going to live this down" after being unable to remember all six promises.

His supporters hoped Rishi Sunak would breathe life back into the Conservatives. Few are convinced he has.

Joanna Lumley reveals what it was like to front the UK jury for the Eurovision Song Contest 2024.

The political reporter on wanting more Big Bang Theory, winding down with Romesh Ranganathan’s Avoidance, and why Navalny would make a great drama

Tory deputy chairman Jonathan Gullis slammed Labour's election tactics as ‘disgusting and abhorrent'

Journalist Toby Young has complained about comments made by Chris Packham in an episode of the BBC's Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg.

Laura Kuenssberg will present the BBC’s coverage of the May 2 local and mayoral elections in a 'rehearsal' for the general election

The former BBC political editor said Mr Sunak has a "cunning plan" in the works to keep Tory rebels occupied.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has said he's looking at the second half of the year but has so far refused to name a date as he battles to make a dent in Labour's double-digit poll lead