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Re-elected Chesterfield MP Toby Perkins, says he is "thrilled" with the result.

"The size of the swing was a huge endorsement of our campaign," the Labour member said.

"There is a basic distrust of politics right now, which is a challenge.

"It's my job to spend this next five years looking to rebuild that."

"We need a government that simply does what it says it was going to do," he continued.

"The programme that Keir Starmer put forward was ambitious but I think it is realistic."

The new Derby North MP Catherine Atkinson is in the studio with Andy Twigge now.

She says "the opportunity for change is huge" and she's going to celebrate by taking her kids to school.

When asked for a comment, Conservative Sarah Dines, who lost her Derbyshire Dales seat by the slenderest margin in the county, said to me: "I've been up for 24 hours, and it's time to go to bed."

The Derbyshire Dales victory for Labour's John Whitby was won by just 250 votes.

Labour's new MP secured 17,759 votes to incumbent Sarah Dines' 17,409.

Mr Whitby, accepting his narrow win in Derbyshire Dales, said: "We have an historic result here in Derbyshire Dales I think for three reasons.

"Firstly the country was desperate to rid itself of the Conservative government that has fought itself and fought against the interests of its people.

"Because of endless austerity, our highly valued public services need resuscitating, our councils are facing bankruptcy, and the behaviour of Tory politicians has reached new lows."

"The second reason is that under Keir Starmer the Labour party is once again rightly seen as a decent, stable and progressive party of government," he said.

"The third reason is we had an army of incredible volunteers who have been out every day of the campaign.

"This result has completed a clean sweep for Labour in Derbyshire."

Derbyshire has elected a Labour MP in every single constituency.

See your full results here:

• Amber Valley
• Bolsover
• Chesterfield
• Derby North
• Derby South
• Derbyshire Dales
• Erewash
• High Peak
• Mid Derbyshire
• North East Derbyshire
• South Derbyshire

Tory Sarah Dines has lost her Derbyshire Dales seat to Labour's John Whitby.

Derbyshire County Council's Barry Lewis has given his reaction to the election result.

The leader of the Tory-led authority posted on X, formerly Twitter: "We’ve lost good Conservative MPs in Derbyshire.

"A terrible night for Conservatives nationally and Reform did monumental damage to our vote and handed a victory [to] Labour.

"Congratulations to Labour, they’ve a big responsibility with a majority of that scale and I hope they exercise it with care and grace."

Derby South's veteran MP Margaret Beckett will be leaving the House of Commons but she has told the BBC she has been given a peerage so will not be leaving politics.

Speaking after her seat was held by Labour's Baggy Shanker, Beckett said: "I feel very pleased, it means that I will still have some roots in Westminster."

She continued: "I wanted to be able to do something in politics without having to stay in the House of Commons.

"I think it's time to move on from there. I'm delighted that my successor has been elected and I'm very grateful for being given this opportunity."

First elected in 1974, Beckett was the first woman to serve as foreign secretary and the first woman to briefly serve as Labour leader.

Originally elected in Lincoln, she has served as a Derby MP since 1983.

We're hearing bundle checks are being carried out for the two leading candidates in Wirksworth.

The result will be half an hour or so, we understand.

Bolsover's newly-elected MP Natalie Fleet, from Labour, says "I'm shocked, thrilled, excited, it's exciting to be the first female MP for Bolsover.

"2019 was tough, it felt very different. This time people have been very pleasant even when they haven't been voting for us, kind on the doors.

"I even took my 10-year-old daughter out canvassing with me which was just lovely.

"I have not taken this job on because it is easy. Nobody in the Labour party is under any illusion.

"The Tories have decimated public services, people who have never struggled before are struggling incredibly. But we do have a plan."

Still no result in Derbyshire Dales but many of the counters have stopped counting.

Some ballot papers are being re-thumbed.

It seems like a result might be close.

Louise Jones, the new MP for North East Derbyshire, has been speaking to me about her win.

She said: "It's testament to all the hard work our team's put in. We knocked on thousands of doors and had conversations about the same thing.

"They wanted that change, they wanted to get our future back.

"We've got plans to get those 13,000 extra police officers, we've got plans to free up NHS space by getting people out of hospitals into social care settings. We've got big plans for our first 100 days."

Conservative Lee Rowley, who vacates his seat after seven years, told me: "The voters get to say and this is democracy.

"If I have in any tiny way been able to help North East Derbyshire to progress, to get better, I'll be happy."

As a new dawn breaks in Wirksworth, a new outfit is donned by the High Sheriff who’s announcing the results here.

Does this mean we are getting closer? Yes.

But nothing imminent

The agent for the victorious Labour candidate in Mid Derbyshire, Jonathan Davies, tells me he felt a change on the doorstep.

He thought a win could be possible after Rishi Sunak’s D-Day debacle.

And then there was one…

Counting has all but stopped for Derbyshire Dales here in Wirksworth.

But I understand we are still a while away.

The only sign of movement is the High Sheriff of Derbyshire who’s announcing the results has gone to don his ceremonial dress.

Meanwhile Conservative candidate Sarah Dines struggles to stifle a yawn as she patrols the tables where ballots are piled up.

Labour's winning candidate for Mid Derbyshire Jonathan Davies speaks next to a deflated-looking Conservative candidate Luke Gardiner following the declaration at Derby Arena.

Jonathan Davies for Labour has taken Mid Derbyshire from the Conservatives

The full breakdown of votes cast and turnout for each Derbyshire Parliamentary seat can be found below.

• Amber Valley
• Bolsover
• Chesterfield
• Derby North
• Derby South
• Derbyshire Dales
• Erewash
• High Peak
• Mid Derbyshire
• North East Derbyshire
• South Derbyshire

We're waiting for Derbyshire Dales and Mid Derbyshire results but those pages will update as soon as the results are official.

Rumours of a recount at Derby Arena may have been unfounded - Mid Derbyshire may now be imminent