Summary

  • Ian Paisley has lost North Antrim to the TUV's Jim Allister

  • The DUP has also lost Lagan Valley to Alliance but held Upper Bann, Strangford, East Antrim, Belfast East and East Londonderry

  • Alliance loses North Down to independent unionist candidate Alex Easton

  • The UUP's Robin Swann wins South Antrim from the DUP

  • Sinn Féin has held all seven of its seats and becomes Northern Ireland's biggest party at Westminster

  • The SDLP has retained its two seats in Foyle and Belfast South and Mid Down

  • Labour has won a landslide

  • You can follow results from across the UK here

  • You can see full results from your constituency here

Live Reporting

Edited by Luke Sproule, Peter Coulter and Fiona Murray

  1. Predicted that Gregory Campbell will retain East Londonderry

    Keiron Tourish
    BBC News NI north west correspondent

    In East Londonderry DUP sources were earlier quietly confident about Gregory Campbell retaining the seat he has held since 2001.

    But Sinn Féin have been buoyed by the strong performance of Kathleen McGurk from all the tallies so far. So will it be closer than we thought?

    Again the caveat - these figures are not official and we are still awaiting the official results.

  2. Cullen praises Sinn Féin leadership

    New Fermanagh and South Tyrone MP Pat Cullen thanks election and polling staff, as well as the local Sinn Féin party.

    She also praises the party's deputy leader and NI First Minister Michelle O'Neill.

    She recalls a phone call Ms O'Neill made to ask her to run: "Look at what we have done, and I've done it with your support."

    Cullen also praises the constituency's former MP Michelle Gildernew.

    Sinn Fein leaders and supporters celebrate Pat Cullen's win

  3. Four from four as Craigavon packs up

    Richard Morgan
    BBC News NI

    All four counts have been declared at South Lakes in Craigavon.Two new MPs have been elected to Westminster; Alliance’s Sorcha Eastwood and Sinn Féin’s Daire Hughes.As 5am approaches, staff here are packing up and heading home to their beds.The story of the night? Lagan Valley has its first female MP and its first non-unionist representative at Westminster.

    Election centre in Craigavon packing up

  4. Pat Cullen 'humbled and privileged' to be elected

    In her victory speech after winning the Fermanagh and South Tyrone constituency, Sinn Féin's Pat Cullen says she is absolutely "humbled and privileged" to be elected.

    She thanked people who voted for her and put their faith in her as an MP, but says she will work day and night for everyone in the constituency.

    Pat Cullen celebrating her victory

  5. DUP holds Strangford

    A graphic saying the DUP has held Strangford

  6. John Finucane on ‘momentous occasion’ winning Belfast North

    John Finucane said he will "work for each and every person" in the constituency

  7. Sinn Féin holds Fermanagh and South Tyrone

    Pat Cullen - a black and white image of a blonde woman smiling at the camera sits alongside text which reads Fermanagh and South Tyrone Sinn Féin hold Pat Cullen

  8. Órfhlaith Begley doubles her majority in West Tyrone

    Faye Kidd
    BBC News NI

    Órfhlaith Begley has more than doubled her majority in West Tyrone since 2019.

    Her almost 16,000 majority is a massive increase on the close to 7,500 majority in 2019.

    Órfhlaith Begley first won the seat in a by-election in 2018, becoming the first woman West Tyrone MP since the parliamentary constituency was created in 1997.

    This is the third time in six years that Ms Begley has won the West Tyrone seat.

  9. Predicted that Colum Eastwood will retain his Foyle seat

    Keiron Tourish
    BBC News NI north west correspondent

    SDLP sources predicting Colum Eastwood will retain his Foyle seat with a much reduced majority.

    Its thought he certainly won't match the stunning display of 2019 when he secured a majority of 17,110.

    2019 was always seen as a so called mood election when Colum Eastwood capitalised on the strong anti Brexit sentiment in Foyle and Unionist tactical voting to keep Sinn Fein from retaining the seat.

  10. A political earthquake in North Antrim

    Enda McClafferty
    BBC News NI political editor

    There are always shocks on election night, but few commentators would say - hand on heart - that they saw this one coming.

    This is a political earthquake - there's no question about it.

    The TUV's Jim Allister is about to take the Westminster seat, a seat which the Paisley family have held since 1970.

  11. Crisis averted for Gavin Robinson

    Brendan Hughes
    BBC News NI political reporter

    Gavin Robinson is set to retain his seat, preventing a difficult election night for the Democratic Unionist Party turning into a crisis.

    If the DUP leader had lost Belfast East, the party would be facing a serious dilemma over his future.

    There were suggestions he may have been awkwardly co-opted into a Stormont seat vacated by a willing party colleague.

    But instead Robinson has once again fended off a challenge from Alliance Party leader Naomi Long.

    In their protracted battle for this seat, round four between the pair may be their final match-up.

  12. SDLP holds Belfast South and Mid Down

    A graphic saying Claire Hanna has won Belfast South

  13. We understand about 400 votes will see Allister over the line

    Enda McClafferty
    BBC News NI political editor

    Just as the DUP thought that this night couldn't get any worse after losing Lagan Valley, they are set to lose North Antrim by about 400 votes.

  14. Sinn Féin holds South Down

    A graphic showing Chris Hazzard in a suit and tie in black and white. The text says South Down Sinn Féin Hold Chris Hazzard.

  15. Newry and Armagh

    Lyndsey Telford
    BBC News NI

    Sinn Féin candidate Daire Hughes has comfortably won the Newry and Armagh seat with 22,299 votes - a majority of some 15,000 votes.The former mayor of Newry succeeds his party colleague Mickey Brady, who has stepped down after holding the seat from 2015.The SDLP’s Pete Byrne polled second, with the DUP’s Gareth Wilson in third position.

  16. Rishi Sunak concedes defeat

    Some news from Great Britain now where Rishi Sunak has conceded defeat to Sir Keir Starmer.

  17. BBC sources say Jim Allister has won North Antrim
    Breaking

    Multiple sources have told the BBC that Ian Paisley has lost his seat to Jim Allister of the TUV.

  18. DUP holds East Antrim

    A graphic saying the DUP has held East Antrim

  19. Sinn Féin holds Newry and Armagh

    A graphic saying Sinn Féin has held Newry and Armagh

  20. I will work for everyone - Finucane

    Having been returned to his seat in North Belfast, Sinn Féin's John Finucane starts by thanking the other candidates who ran against him.

    "It's not any easy journey to put yourself up for election," he says.

    Reflecting on his victory at the last general election, he says it was a "momentous occasion" and that he was there to "work for each and every person" in the constituency.

    "[I have] lived up to the commitment and will continue to work for every single person in North Belfast," he says.