Barrow and Furness results in fullpublished at 03:10 British Summer Time 5 July
Summary
Follow our live coverage of Cumbria's general election results
Labour gains Whitehaven and Workington from the Conservatives
Labour gains Barrow and Furness from the Conservatives
Labour gains Penrith and Solway from the Conservatives
Labour gains Carlisle from the Conservatives
Labour gains Morecambe and Lunesdale from the Conservatives
Liberal Democrats win Westmorland and Lonsdale
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Barrow and Furness results in fullpublished at 03:10 British Summer Time 5 July
Labour wins Barrow with swing from Conservativespublished at 03:04 British Summer Time 5 July
Labour's Michelle Scrogham wins Barrow and Furness with 18,537 votes,
Conservative Simon Fell, who won the seat in 2017, was second with 13,213 and Reform's Barry Morgan was third with 7,035.
Liberal Democrat Adrian Waite got 1,680, Green candidate Lorraine Wrennall got 1,466 and Party of Women Lisa Morgan 290.
Labour gains Barrow and Furness from the Conservativespublished at 02:55 British Summer Time 5 July
Barrow and Furness won by Labourpublished at 02:54 British Summer Time 5 July
BreakingThe second result for Cumbria is another Labour win, with Barrow & Furness being taken from the Conservatives.
Labour candidate thanks team for hard-fought campaignpublished at 02:42 British Summer Time 5 July
Federica Bedendo
BBC NewsWinning Whitehaven and Workington candidate Josh MacAlister thanked his staff and volunteers for a hard fought campaign
"Thanks to those who voted in this election for placing their trust in me and the Labour Party," he said.
"As the first MP of this new constituency I will work tirelessly to serve the community.”
He said problems of the last 14 years would not be fixed quickly but he was determined to make a change "for our children".
Labour gains Whitehaven and Workington from the Conservativespublished at 02:35 British Summer Time 5 July
Labour won with hefty majoritypublished at 02:35 British Summer Time 5 July
Federica Bedendo
BBC NewsLabour won Whitehaven and Workington with 22,173.
Reform came second with 8,887, Conservatives were third with 8,455, Green 1,207 and Lib Dem 1,118.
Labour win Whitehaven and Workingtonpublished at 02:28 British Summer Time 5 July
BreakingLabour gain Whitehaven and Workington from the Conservatives.
Running in the familypublished at 02:07 British Summer Time 5 July
Mark McAlindon
BBC Look NorthLabour candidate for Penrith and Solway Markus Campbell-Savours has arrived at the count in Workington.
His father and former MP for Workington, Dale Campbell-Savours, is also there to support him.
Labour sources suggesting victory in Whitehaven and Workingtonpublished at 01:53 British Summer Time 5 July
Federica Bedendo
BBC NewsLabour sources suggest it’s going to be a landslide victory in Whitehaven and Workington.
Reform and Tory look neck and neck for second place.
Subdued atmosphere at Whitehaven countpublished at 01:43 British Summer Time 5 July
Federica Bedendo
BBC NewsAll the candidates are here and the atmosphere is a little less subdued than it has been so far, with lots of party supporters standing and chatting while counting continues.
Planning to stay up all night?published at 01:32 British Summer Time 5 July
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Labour chipper and Reform also on course to do wellpublished at 01:20 British Summer Time 5 July
Bob Cooper
Political reporter, BBC CumbriaLabour activists are getting progressively more chipper as the night progresses, suggesting they are on course to win in Carlisle as the exit poll would suggest.
And there are whispers that Reform UK may be on course to do well here, even pushing the Conservatives for second place, though a Tory source has rejected this.
Liberal Democrat candidate Brian Wernham (below) said: "I think it’s going to be quite a large turnout in comparison to what we would have expected and those extra people have gone in and they've voted Reform.
"They are not voting for a local candidate; they’re voting for Nigel Farage."
Green candidate Gavin Hawkton (below) said it looked like an "obvious win for Julie Minns (the Labour candidate)" and that the Green campaign had been a "success".
Watch the Cumbria counts livepublished at 01:05 British Summer Time 5 July
You can watch a live stream of the Cumbria counts here.
Former Labour MP arrives at count to support his sonpublished at 00:43 British Summer Time 5 July
Mark McAlindon
BBC Look NorthFormer Workington Labour MP Dale Campbell-Savours arrives at the count in Workington where his son Markus Campbell-Savours is the Labour candidate for Penrith and Solway.
Green candidate disappointed with exit pollpublished at 00:21 British Summer Time 5 July
Federica Bedendo
BBC NewsGreen party candidate for Whitehaven & Workington, Jill Perry, says she is disappointed with the exit poll results and she hopes they are wrong.
She hopes her party will get four seats nationally. For herself, she says she’ll be happy if she recovers her deposit
Counting under way as wait goes onpublished at 00:01 British Summer Time 5 July
Mark McAlindon
BBC Look North
The counting of votes for Penrith and Solway is under way here at Workington Leisure Centre.
But ballot boxes from Alston on the far eastern edge of this new constituency will take at least an hour and a half to arrive.
Conservative Party members here suggest this is likely to be a long night and are anticipating a close race.
Lib Dem candidate expects Labour winpublished at 23:46 British Summer Time 4 July
Federica Bedendo
BBC News
Chris Wills, the Lib Dem candidate for Whitehaven, joked he wasn’t convinced it would be a Lib Dem landslide.
He said the exit polls were usually accurate and was expecting a Labour majority.
He said if that was the case, an effective opposition was needed.
Mr Wills added the system of two major parties needed to change as it created a love hate divide.
He said: "I'm hoping whoever is privileged enough to become the next MP keeps to their word and they do all the positive things they have promised."
Political pooches making an entrance at polling stationspublished at 23:38 British Summer Time 4 July
It wouldn't be an election day without loads of great pictures of dogs at polling stations.
Here are a couple from Penrith that caught our eye earlier.
Difficult night for Conservatives ahead, candidate sayspublished at 23:27 British Summer Time 4 July
Federica Bedendo
BBC News
Conservative candidate for Whitehaven and Workington Andrew Johnson said: "I’ve seen the result of the exit poll but it remains to be seen what that will translate as.
"Until the results are counted, nothing is decided, but it’s going to be a difficult night for the Conservatives, there is no doubt about it."