The Conservatives have lost all of their previously held six seats in Cornwall
Labour has won Camborne & Redruth, South East Cornwall, St Austell & Newquay, and Truro & Falmouth
The Liberal Democrats have taken North Cornwall and St Ives
The Conservatives had been "expecting to lose most of their MPs"
Reform sees some strong taking of third places
Some areas have seen voter turnout decreasing from 2019
You can also see live results and reaction from across the UK
Tamsin Melville
BBC South West
Conservative Steve Double arrived at the St Austell & Newquay count in Truro at about 03:35 BST.
However, it is looking very likely Labour will actually take the seat.
Steve Double (centre, wearing glasses) has arrived at the count in Truro
Martyn Oates
BBC South West political editor
It’s clear talking to a very reliable Tory source that they are expecting to lose most of their MPs in the region.
Liberal Democrat Ben Maguire, standing in the North Cornwall constituency, says it has been looking "really positive" for the party.
He said: "If I am given the privilege of representing, it will be the greatest privilege of my life.
"Across the country, we are hearing Liberal Democrats are winning; from Scotland to potentially Lands End.
"If I am elected, which it looks like I may be, then I will be doing for the next five years to really make sure I earn the support of my constituents."
Asked if he was hesitant to accept he had won, he replied: "I'm happy to accept it but i just have respect for the count staff and returning officers.
"It does sound extremely positive and, hopefully, we have won North Cornwall for the first time in nine years.
"Hopefully, this is the start of a new era."
Julia Peet
BBC Spotlight
Conservative Scott Mann has conceded the North Cornwall constituency, which he previously represented.
Talking to staff, he said: "The tide is out, it looks like it is across the South West, my boat is above the water line."
The former postman of nearly 20 years said it was "disappointing" but he was pretty "sanguine about it".
Mr Mann said: "I'm super proud of those people who came out and voted for me this time and over the last nine years."
He added: "I think I could have knocked on another 40,000 doors and it wouldn't have made the difference."
In the run-up to the election, BBC South West's Political Editor Martyn Oates went on a whistle-stop tour of the three southern-most seats in the UK, which have frequently been close contests in recent elections.
Were Labour to win in Truro & Falmouth, and Camborne & Redruth, it would be the first time it has won two Cornish seats.
Martyn Oates has been on a whistle-stop tour of the three westernmost seats in Cornwall
Julia Peet
BBC Spotlight
Counting is under way for the North Cornwall and the South East Cornwall constituencies.
The turnout for North Cornwall is 67%, while the turnout for South East Cornwall is 68%.
Tamsin Melville
BBC South West
The St Austell & Newquay constituency has seen 46,881 votes cast, with a turnout 62%.
The turnout has declined since 2019, when it was 69.8%.
Seb Noble
BBC Cornwall, political reporter
The St Ives constituency - which includes its namesake town, plus the likes of Helston, Penzance and the Isles of Scilly - has seen a turnout of 69% and 48,277 votes cast.
It has dropped from 2019, when the turnout was 75%.
Tamsin Melville
Political Reporter, BBC Radio Cornwall
The counting is now under way for Truro & Falmouth.
The constituency saw 50,444 votes cast, with turnout at 69%.
It is down from 2019, when turnout was 77.2%.
Seb Noble
BBC Cornwall, political reporter
Counting is under way at Carn Brea Leisure Centre for Camborne & Redruth and the total number of votes cast was 48,007, with a turnout of about 65%.
Turnout is down from 72% in 2019.
Julia Peet
BBC Spotlight
All ballot boxes for North Cornwall and South East Cornwall were received in Bodmin at about 00:25 BST.
Staff said Conservative Party candidate Sheryll Murray had been keeping a "close eye" on proceedings and Labour candidate Anna Gelderd had not yet arrived.
Sheryll Murray, fourth right and dressed in blue, is keeping a close eye on proceedings
Tamsin Melville
BBC South West
At the counts being held in Truro, staff said the counting for Truro & Falmouth was “imminent” and in St Austell & Newquay votes were still being verified.
People were out voting across Devon and Cornwall on Thursday and some took their dogs with them.
Here are a few of the patient polling station pooches.
Image source, Douglas Marshall
Image source, Liz Farmer
Image source, HannahMFReform 'could push Tories into third in Camborne & Redruth'
Seb Noble
BBC Cornwall, political reporter
Some of us at Carn Brea Leisure Centre have had to shield from the rain inside the building due to a leak in the roof while the St Ives and the Camborne and Redruth counts are happening.
While avoiding the drips, I have been told both the Green candidate and Labour activists are saying Reform could push the Tories into third for the Camborne & Redruth constituency.
The BBC's Hamish Marshall is live on Radio Cornwall overnight, bringing you updates, interviews and more, on the Your Voice, Your Vote election special.
Julia Peet
BBC Spotlight
At Bodmin Leisure Centre for the North Cornwall and South East Cornwall count, staff said they were still verifying votes and ballot boxes were still arriving.
Conservative Party candidate Sheryll Murray was one of the first people to arrive.
Talking to the BBC, Mrs Murray said she has been doing "25,000 steps a day" to try and win for the fifth term in office.
She added she felt that, after seeing the exit polls, she was "swimming against the tide".
Tamsin Melville
BBC South West
Two of the counts are being held in Truro, those for Truro & Falmouth and St Austell & Newquay.
The Truro & Falmouth ballot boxes have now arrived, and the boxes for St Austell & Newquay are still arriving.
Tamsin Melville
BBC South West
Kate Kennally, the acting returning officer for Cornwall, has told the BBC it looked like there had been a lot of voters in the polling booths in Cornwall.
She did not confirm numbers, but said it looked like a high turnout across all six constituencies.
Hamish Marshall
BBC South West
While I've been on air on BBC Radio Cornwall, I've dug down into the exit poll for Cornwall.
Analysis says it is predicting that Labour will take three seats in the county - half of those available - in Truro & Falmouth, St Austell & Newquay and Camborne & Redruth.
The Liberal Democrats are being predicted to take back St Ives.
Votes are being counted for Camborne and Redruth at Carn Brea Leisure Centre.
