Hold on to your hatspublished at 03:34 British Summer Time 5 July
Isaac Ashe
BBC Derby
Derby North, High Peak and Amber Valley are all ready to reveal their results we're told.
Summary
Conservatives completely wiped out by Labour in county
Labour take Erewash, Derbyshire Dales, Bolsover, High Peak and Amber Valley from the Tories
Derby North, South Derbyshire, Mid Derbyshire and North East Derbyshire also change from blue to red
Derby South and Chesterfield remain under Labour control
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Hold on to your hatspublished at 03:34 British Summer Time 5 July
National turnout looks lowpublished at 03:30 British Summer Time 5 July
Isaac Ashe
BBC DerbyIt looks as though the overall turnout could fall to 61%, reports polling expert Professor Sir John Curtice, which would be the lowest since 2005.
Dropped Reform candidate still badges uppublished at 03:30 British Summer Time 5 July
Sanchez Mitchell
BBC DerbyEdward Oakenfull, who was dropped by Reform UK as a candidate after posts he made on Twitter came to light is wearing a Reform rosette at the Derbyshire Dales count.
Changing of the guard in Derby?published at 03:28 British Summer Time 5 July
George Torr
Political reporter, BBC DerbyIt feels like the changing of the guard here at Derby Arena.
Veteran parliamentarian Dame Margaret Beckett walked into the reception area to a huge cheers from Labour activists and candidates.
She chatted to Labour's three hopeful MPs here including Baggy Shanker, who could replace her in the coming hours.
Beckett said the exit poll "took her aback" despite the polls throughout the campaign showing a Labour landslide.
She said this Conservative parliament had been the "worst she'd ever seen" and suggested Sir Keir Starmer has "more experience" than Tony Blair did when he gained power in a similar fashion in 1997.
Still no results here but counting seems to be slowing down.
Red from head to toepublished at 03:22 British Summer Time 5 July
Xanthe Palmer
BBC DerbyRosettes are a given for being on brand, colour-wise, and ties more often than not too.
But here in Chesterfield, Labour's Toby Perkins has been spotted with his shoes off, and his red socks out.
Labour in the building in Alfretonpublished at 03:12 British Summer Time 5 July
Heidi Booth
BBC DerbyAmber Valley Labour candidate Lindsay Farnsworth arrived at about 02.50 BST.
Labour hopeful smiles for snapspublished at 03:12 British Summer Time 5 July
Matthew Barlow
BBC DerbyHigh Peak Borough Council's deputy leader could be seen taking a picture of Jon Pearce and his supporters here in Buxton.
Counting has been under way for about an hour now.
More results around the cornerpublished at 03:09 British Summer Time 5 July
Isaac Ashe
BBC DerbyHigh Peak, Amber Valley and South Derbyshire could all be returned in the coming moments, we understand.
Labour gains Bolsover from the Conservativespublished at 03:01 British Summer Time 5 July
BreakingNatalie Fleet has won for Labour in Bolsover, pushing former Conservative MP Mark Fletcher into second place.
Maggie Throup bullish after Erewash defeatpublished at 03:00 British Summer Time 5 July
Satvinder Rana
BBC DerbyMaggie Throup, former Conservative MP for Erewash, said: "It wasn't unexpected but it's been the honour of my life to serve Erewash residents.
"Erewash is only on loan to Labour and we'll get it back."
'It's wonderful we've turned Erewash red'published at 03:00 British Summer Time 5 July
Satvinder Rana
BBC DerbyAdam Thompson, Labour's winning candidate in Erewash, said: "It's wonderful. We've been working towards this and it's wonderful we've managed to turn Erewash red.
"It's incredible.I suspect we might be out for a few drinks this evening.
"I would love to, as a first goal for me, set up an office. People have been raising all sorts of issues on the doorstep. People are desperate for the support they aren't getting at the moment."
Bolsover declaration expected shortlypublished at 02:48 British Summer Time 5 July
Isaac Ashe
BBC DerbyWe've been given a five minute warning by our reporter Kate Linderholm at Clowne.
The national picturepublished at 02:48 British Summer Time 5 July
Isaac Ashe
BBC Derby- Labour has won a landslide victory in the UK general election, according to the exit poll
- It will mean Keir Starmer becomes the new prime minister
- Labour is expected to win 410 seats, with the Conservatives on 131
- On social media, Starmer thanks "everyone who voted for us and put their trust in our changed Labour Party"
- The Conservatives' Jacob Rees-Mogg calls it "clearly a terrible night" for the party
- Shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves wins in Leeds West and Pudsey, while shadow education secretary Bridget Phillipson won in the first result of the night in Sunderland South
- Reform UK's Lee Anderson wins in Ashfield, while George Galloway of the Workers Party loses the seat he won earlier this year
Labour take Erewashpublished at 02:38 British Summer Time 5 July
BreakingLabour have gained Erewash from the Conservatives.
Adam Thompson is elected with 17,224 votes.
Maggie Throup for Conservatives came second with 11,365 votes.
Reform UK's Liam Booth-Isherwood had 9,162 votes.
Labour camp looking bouyant in Bolsoverpublished at 02:35 British Summer Time 5 July
Kate Linderholm
BBC DerbyLabour candidate for Bolsover Natalie Fleet has arrived at the count and greeted her supporters with warm hugs.
Team are buoyant and looking cheerful.
Erewash result could be imminentpublished at 02:27 British Summer Time 5 July
Satvinder Rana
BBC DerbyResult potentially near in Erewash, with candidates being briefed
Labour veteran Beckett joins Derby Arena watch partypublished at 02:26 British Summer Time 5 July
Simon Hare
BBC DerbyAt Derby Arena, Margaret Beckett is watching results come in with Labour candidates Baggy Shanker and Catherine Atkinson.
Labour leaving it late in Amber Valleypublished at 02:20 British Summer Time 5 July
Heidi Booth
BBC DerbyCounting well under way here in Amber Valley but still no sign of the Labour candidate Linsey Farnsworth.
First Derbyshire declaration could be within minutespublished at 02:12 British Summer Time 5 July
Isaac Ashe
BBC DerbyUnofficial sources in Bolsover suggest to the BBC a declaration could be made by about 02:30 BST.
Meanwhile in Erewash, pictured, we expect a result by 03:00.
Reform candidate "elated" in Bolsoverpublished at 02:10 British Summer Time 5 July
Kate Linderholm
BBC DerbyThe Reform candidate in Bolsover Robert Reaney just told me he’s “tired but elated”.
He reckons he has definitely beaten the Conservatives into second place and says he is neck-and-neck with Labour.