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Another narrow Labour victory - Neil Duncan-Jordan has taken the seat of Poole from the Tories overturning a majority of 18,608. After a number of recounts, it has been declared Duncan-Jordan won the seat by just 18 votes. We have three more constituencies left to declare - two in Scotland and...

The five constituencies yet to declare are: Dumfriesshire, Clydesdale and Tweeddale Dumfries and Galloway Inverness, Skye and West Ross-shire Poole South Basildon and East Thurrock

I believe tactical voting played a huge part in getting the Lib Dems more seats They won't have much of a say, Labour have a big enough majority to do what they want

The tighest vote surely? Labour's David Pinto-Duschinsky has taken the Hendon seat from the Conservatives by 15 votes following a recount.

Labour's David Pinto-Duschinsky has taken the Hendon seat from the Conservatives by 15 votes following a recount.

The tactical vote was a strong method in this election so it seems!

It'll be interesting to see how they build into the next election though. I imagine they will have a lot more air time considering they now have 4 MPs

Sunak to make statement at 10.30am Starmer to address nation at about 12.20pm PA Media reports he will then travel to Buckingham Palace for an audience with the King, where he is expected to formally tender his resignation. Then Keir Starmer will see the King at the palace. He will be...

Which is exactly the route of attack Farage has already started with

Lib Dems really not far behind the Conservatives

Four seats in the bag for Reform...

It looks as though the Conservatives and Labour Party between them will win less than 60% of all votes cast. That would be the lowest proportion in any election since 1923, when Labour became the primary opposition.

For comparison to previous Labour election performances, here is the number of seats and share of votes in the four elections they lost between 2010 and 2019 2023 (latest figures): 410 seats, 33.9% vote share 2019: 202 seats, 32.1% vote share 2017: 262 seats, 40.0% vote share 2015: 232 seats...

Reece Mogg dumped

I can't believe Lee Anderson won his seat with Reform

Ed Davey’s Liberal Democrats are set to be the third biggest party in the House of Commons, with at least 68 seats in the new parliament.

Technically you need 326 for a majority and they currently have 406

Labour with 406 MP's 80 seat majority.

Liz Truss has lost in South West Norfolk. The former PM, who had a majority of more than 26,000 at the last election, was beaten by Labour by 630 votes.