Result: North Cotswolds - Conservative holdpublished at 06:09 British Summer Time 5 JulyBreaking
Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown retains his changed North Cotswold seat.
Summary
Justice secretary Alex Chalk has lost in Cheltenham to the Lib Dems
The new MP there is Lib Dem Max Wilkinson
In Stroud, Labour's Dr Simon Opher has won
Cheltenham - Lib Dem gain
North Cotswolds - Con hold
Gloucester - Labour gain
Tewkesbury - Lib Dem gain
South Cotswolds - Lib Dem gain
Forest of Dean - Labour gain
Stroud - Labour gain
Result: North Cotswolds - Conservative holdpublished at 06:09 British Summer Time 5 July
Result: Tewkesbury - Lib Dem gainpublished at 05:24 British Summer Time 5 July
BreakingCameron Thomas is the new MP.
Laurence Roberston left the stage before the end of speeches and refused to speak to journalists.
Bundles recount in Forestpublished at 05:21 British Summer Time 5 July
Edward Rowe
Political reporter, BBC GloucestershireConservative and Labour activists are huddled around the vote packs recounting the bundles of votes in the Forest of Dean.
It means they’re not going to be recording a result yet, it’s not a full recount it’s just to double check that all the results are right.
Stay tuned people, it’s really down to the wire.
'Never meant to be anything other than Conservative'published at 05:07 British Summer Time 5 July
Jules Hyam
BBC News, West of EnglandI've just been speaking with one Liberal Democrat here at the North Cotswolds count.
They told me that this was the seat that was meant to "never be anything other than Conservative".
In its various guises the area has been represented by Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown since 1992.
It looks like much less of a sure thing right now, with perhaps as few as 1,000 votes between the Conservatives and the Lib Dems.
If it's fewer than 1,000 then it could go to a re-count...
I'll let you know if you need to stick the kettle on.
The numbers in Gloucesterpublished at 04:54 British Summer Time 5 July
Esme Ashcroft
Political reporter, BBC Gloucestershire
Image caption, The results in Gloucester show Alex McIntrye won with more than 16,000 votes
North Cotswolds is looking closepublished at 04:52 British Summer Time 5 July
Jules Hyam
BBC News, West of EnglandSo...North Cotswolds was predicted to be a Conservative hold for Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown.
It was due to declare 45 minutes ago.
The stacks of ballot papers are looking rather similar in height - between the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats.
Neither party is prepared to say how they think it's gone.
This could be closer than we'd thought...
Stage going up in Tewkesburypublished at 04:51 British Summer Time 5 July
Duncan Cook
BBC News, GloucestershireIt looks like the result could be on the horizon...
Image caption, Could we be getting the Tewkesbury result soon?
Sunrise loomspublished at 04:35 British Summer Time 5 July
Danielle Hunt
BBC News, GloucestershireAt this point I think we’ll be expecting the South Cotswolds result first here at Cirencester Leisure Centre.
Verification of votes for the North Cotswolds constituency came only a short time after that of the South Cotswolds seat and there are 2,000 fewer votes to count.
It could be one result straight after another here – a ‘blink and you miss it’ after six hours… and counting!
But the signs at the moment are that the South Cotswolds is likely to be first past the post.
What will come first – sunrise over the Cotswolds or a result?
Image caption, It looks like the South Cotswolds result may come first
Former Cheltenham MP: 'This was a terrible night'published at 04:32 British Summer Time 5 July
Former Cheltenham MP Alex Chalk has spoken to our Gloucestershire reporter Steve Knibbs and has reflected on the loss of his seat.
"The Conservative party needs to refocus and rebuild and rededicate themselves to our country," he said.
Media caption, Former Cheltenham MP Alex Chalk reflects on his loss
Close call in Tewkesbury?published at 04:29 British Summer Time 5 July
Duncan Cook
BBC News, GloucestershireWe’re getting closer to a result in Tewkesbury.
The last box of verified papers has been taken to the counting tables. It looks too close to call at the moment.
Richard Graham will not stand againpublished at 04:23 British Summer Time 5 July
Esme Ashcroft
Political reporter, BBC GloucestershireFormer Gloucester MP Richard Graham said in his speech he would not stand again.
He became Gloucester's MP in 2010 but lost to Alex McIntyre of Labour tonight.
Result: Labour gain Gloucesterpublished at 04:19 British Summer Time 5 July
BreakingLabour candidate for Gloucester, Alex McIntyre, has won the seat.
The King's new MP?published at 04:18 British Summer Time 5 July
Surrounded by beaming supporters, Liberal Democrat candidate Roz Savage has arrived at the South Cotswolds count.
The new constituency includes His Majesty's Highgrove home. The Lib Dem team is confident she has done enough to defeat long standing Conservative MP James Gray.
We'll find out for sure within the hour.
Media caption, South Cotswolds' Liberal Democrat candidate arrives
Labour gains Gloucester from the Conservativespublished at 04:15 British Summer Time 5 July
The King's new MP?published at 04:04 British Summer Time 5 July
Jules Hyam
BBC News, West of EnglandSurrounded by beaming supporters, Liberal Democrat candidate Liz Savage has arrived at the South Cotswolds count.
The new constituency includes His Majesty's Highgrove home.
The Lib Dem team is confident she has done enough to defeat long standing Conservative MP James Gray.
We'll find out for sure within the hour.
Alex McIntyre arrives with babypublished at 03:59 British Summer Time 5 July
Esme Ashcroft
Political reporter, BBC GloucestershireAlex has arrived!
Labour candidate, Alex McIntyre, has arrived at the Gloucester count, with his baby!
Image caption, Richard Graham met his opponent's baby
Chalk gracious in defeatpublished at 03:53 British Summer Time 5 July
Steve Knibbs
BBC WestJubilant scenes here in Cheltenham from the Lib Dems who have waited a long time to get their own MP.
Max Wilkinson was emotional as I spoke to him - this is his second time of trying.
He promised to do his best for the town he loves. Alex Chalk was gracious in defeat.
He knew his time was up but said he wants his party to rebuild, and at the moment he's happy for Rishi Sunak to stay on.
The beginning of the endpublished at 03:49 British Summer Time 5 July
Esme Ashcroft
Political reporter, BBC GloucestershireThere’s a sense that proceedings might be close to wrapping up here in Gloucester.
The ballot papers are in piles and counters are chatting among themselves.
Of all the parties, Labour look the most enthused, but will this be reflected in the result?
Image caption, Things seem to be wrapping up in Gloucester
Another hour at least in the Forest of Deanpublished at 03:48 British Summer Time 5 July
Edward Rowe
Political reporter, BBC GloucestershireWe’ve just heard from the Returning Officer Andrew Knott.
They’re half way through counting the votes but it looks like the Forest of Dean won’t be declaring the result for another hour at least.
Still very murky on what that result will be.
Small venuepublished at 03:45 British Summer Time 5 July
Duncan Cook
BBC News, GloucestershireCleeve sports hall has got to be one of the smallest venues for an election count in Gloucestershire
Every bit of space is being used - spare a though for the Borough Council comms team who have been shoved under the stairs
Image caption, Tewkesbury Borough Council's communications team has set up a base near the stairs