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The Independent's Reasons to be cheerful: Kennedy bullish on poll's eve has lots about Brent East, a bit about electoral reform and much Kennedy, also this:

The Liberal Democrats are optimistic of snatching Cardiff Central and Birmingham Yardley from Labour.

The election hour by hour (Guardian) is a useful breakdown of what might happen when and if it's important, including:

Other dramatic results at this point could see the Lib Dems take Durham and Cardiff Central from Labour - places where the student vote will be crucial.

Labour could lose a fifth of Welsh seats says the Western Mail...

Cardiff Central candidate Jenny Willott, the woman most likely to succeed for the Lib- Dems in Wales, defended her own election leaflets which branded the Government liars over Iraq.

It was not negative campaigning, she insisted, to use the word against an institution rather than an individual like Mr Blair but she conceded she preferred the word "misled".

And 'Six Welsh seats to change hands' (icWales) is full of punditry.

Finally, from the South Wales Echo, Quiet start to political day of destiny.