General election 2019: Scotland's night in pictures

A moment of reflection: Nicola Sturgeon composes herself for the journey to come

Police were at the Glasgow count at the SECC after allegations of personation - when someone votes as someone else

After the polls closed, ballot papers were stacked up at counts across the country

Staff members empty a ballot box at the main Glasgow counting centre

Staff tried to bring the festive spirit to the count in Edinburgh

Liberal Democrat Leader Jo Swinson narrowly lost her Dunbartonshire East seat to the SNP's Amy Callaghan

Ms Callaghan gives post-declaration interviews after unseating her Lib Dem rival

The BBC exit poll results were projected on to the outside of Broadcasting House in London

An SNP activist checks information in the count centre in Glasgow early on Friday morning

SNP supporters react to their results in Glasgow

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon takes a selfie with some of her newly elected MPs at the Glasgow count

Stephen Flynn wins in Aberdeen South, which had previously been held by the Conservatives

David Mundell retains his seat in in Dumfriesshire, Clydesdale and Tweeddale and says he is "very pleased" with the Conservative majority at Westminster

Conservative campaign volunteer Oyebola brought her baby daughter to the count in Coatbridge

Ian Murray held on to his Edinburgh South seat to be Scotland's only remaining Labour MP

Labour's Lesley Laird, who was the shadow Scottish secretary, lost her seat in Kirkcaldy and Cowdenbeath to Neale Hanvey, the candidate who was suspended from the SNP for using anti-Semitic language on social media

Liberal Democrat candidate for Edinburgh West, Christine Jardine retains her seat at the Royal Highland Centre, Edinburgh, and gives an emotional speech about the disappointment of Jo Swinson losing hers

Labour party observers keep an eye on proceedings at the count in Glasgow

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