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Here at Truro College, there has been a real sea change in Cornish politics as the two seats counted here both went to Labour.

Truro & Falmouth are now represented by Jayne Kirkham, beating Conservative Cherilyn Mackrory by more than 8,000 votes.

In St Austell & Newquay, there was a big swing to Labour as Steve Double lost his seat to Noah Law, who said afterwards that “something big has happened in Cornish politics”.

Steve Double blamed Reform UK for splitting the votes, with the Nigel Farage party candidate in St Austell & Newquay polling more than 9,000 votes.

While it was good for the Liberal Democrats in St Ives, there was disappointment for the Lib Dems in both seats counted here, with the turnout down in both.

Ben Maguire, the newly-appointed MP for North Cornwall, said being elected was the "simply the greatest privilege of my life".

He said: "I am so humbled winning the backing of our fishermen, our farmers and so many students and young people.

"We need to fight for their future from the climate crisis to housing to getting well-paid jobs in Cornwall."

Newly-appointed Labour MP Anna Gelderd for South East Cornwall said she would do "everything I can" to "deliver change".

She said: “I know there are many people who have voted Labour for the first time and many of you have lent me your vote.

“You have told me you want better transport links, more teachers and to fix the housing crisis. You have told me we must end the cost-of-living crisis and create jobs in industries like Cornish renewables, and we must get the NHS back on its feet.

“I will not let you down."

She said this election has made "history" with Labour's first ever MP in South East Cornwall.

She added: "I will spend every day fighting for our fair share. The Labour government is realistic about the national challenges that we face and the practical first steps that we need to take to fix them.

“I will represent each of you and be the fresh start here.

"The hard work starts now. I promise to work tirelessly in your interests and represent the entire community in Westminster."

Anna Gelderd has been elected as the first ever Labour MP in South East Cornwall with 15,670 votes.

Sherryl Murray, from the Conservatives, finished in second place with 13,759 votes.

Paul Wadley, from Reform UK, finished in third place with 9,311 votes.

Labour have won in South East Cornwall.

Anna Gelderd has been declared the new MP in the constituency, taking over from the Conservatives' Sheryll Murray.

The Liberal Democrats' St Ives MP, Andrew George, is returning to the House of Commons, saying it was "extremely humbling being born and bought up in the area".

He said: "It is a privilege to represent such wonderful communities and wonderful inspiring people.

“It will be an honour for me to be a voice for the area I know so well and love, and to make sure that voice is heard in the corridors of power; and to be a voice to those who have been dealt an unfair hand in life, to combat those injustices and fight for a fair deal for our area.”

Liberal Democrat's Ben Maguire has taken North Cornwall constituency from the Conservatives.

Andrew George, from the Liberal Democrats, has been elected as the new MP for St Ives with 25,033 votes – a share of 52%. He previously held the same seat from 1997 to 2015.

Derek Thomas, from the Conservatives, finished in second place with 11,247 votes – a share of 23.4%.

Giane Mortimer, from Reform UK, finished in third place with 6,492 votes – a share of 13.5%.

Labour’s Noah Law has been elected as the new MP for the St Austell & Newquay seat with 15,958 votes – a share of 34.1%.

Steve Double, from the Conservatives, finished in second place with 13,488 votes – a share of 28.9%.

Stephen Beal, from Reform UK, finished in third with 9,212 votes – a share of 19.7%.

The Liberal Democrats have won in the St Ives constituency, with Andrew George being declared the new MP.

Labour's Noah Law has won the St Austell & Newquay constituency from the Conservatives.

Labour’s Jayne Kirkham has been declared the winner of the Truro & Falmouth seat with 20,783 votes – a share of 41.3%.

Cherilyn Mackrory, from the Conservatives, finished in second place with 12,632 votes – a share of 25.1%.

Ruth Gripper, from the Liberal Democrats, came in third with 6,552 votes – a share of 13%.

Labour's Jayne Kirkham has won the Truro & Falmouth constituency from the Conservatives.

A "new wave of red is sweeping over the country", the new Camborne & Redruth MP says.

Perran Moon said: "A wave of hope and optimism and change. We are turning the page on 14 years of Conservative of chaos and misery.

“Here in Cornwall this evening a new Cornish red wall has been established.

"In Camborne, Redruth and Hayle, I will honour the trust that the people have placed in me to ensure your decisions are made in Cornwall, to build our local economy, to revitalise our public services, to rejuvenate our national health service, to build homes for Cornish people, to clean up our rivers and seas, to deal with the surge of child poverty and to protect our language and heritage.

He added: “Tonight is a night to open a new chapter of hope and optimism.

"Tomorrow the work begins. I am ready for the challenges ahead."

Rishi Sunak has accepted defeat in the general election and says he has called Sir Kier Starmer to congratulate him.

New Camborne & Redruth Labout MP Perran Moon has taken the seat with 19,360 votes – a share of 40.5%.

Connor Donnithorne, from the Conservatives, came in second place with 11,554 votes – a share of 24.2%.

Roger Tarrant, from Reform UK, finished third with 8,952 votes – a share of 18.7%.

Labour's Perran Moon has taken Camborne & Redruth from the Conservatives.

Vote counters say they are still facing a "long night" ahead as they are still sorting ballots, as well as counting for the North Cornwall and South East Cornwall constituencies at Bodmin Leisure Centre.