Katie White wins Leeds North West for Labour with a majority of 11,896 over the Conservatives in second place.

Labour’s Simon Lightwood, who won the Wakefield by-election in 2022, wins the new constituency of Wakefield and Rothwell.

Labour's Josh Fenton-Glynn wins Calder Valley from the Conservatives.

Craig Whittaker had been the constituency's MP since 2010.

Labour candidate Fabian Hamilton (pictured centre) keeps his seat with a 16,083 majority.

Independent Iqbal Mohamed wins Dewsbury and Batley with 15,641 votes.

Mr Mohamed cites the Israel-Gaza conflict in his victory speech.

Richard Burgon, who has been the MP for Leeds East since 2015, wins with an increased majority of 11,265.

Labour's Jade Botterill defeats Mark Eastwood in the Ossett and Denby Dale seat.

Mr Eastwood had been Conservative MP for Dewsbury since 2019.

Kate Dearden wins Halifax, the seat Labour has held since 1964.

Holly Lynch, who was the MP since 2015, stood down before the general election.

Labour wins the new seat of Leeds Central and Headingley.

Alex Sobel wins a majority of 8,422 and more than 50% of the vote.

The Green Party comes second with 7,431 votes.

Labour's Hilary Benn, the Shadow Northern Ireland Secretary, wins the new seat of Leeds South with a majority of 11,279.

Mr Benn has been an MP since 1999, served in Tony Blair’s government and is the son of the late Tony Benn.

Christian Peoples Alliance candidate Janet Bickerdike dropped to her knees on stage and prayed during the declaration.

Yvette Cooper retains her Pontefract, Castleford and Knottingley seat for Labour.

More detail from the Leeds South West and Morley result...

Labour’s Mark Sewards overturns Conservative Dame Andrea Jenkyns’ 7,114 majority she won in 2019.

Mr Sewards wins a majority of 8,423.

Reform UK come a close third to the Conservatives in second.

Conservative Dame Andrea Jenkyns loses her Leeds South West and Morley seat to Labour’s Mark Sewards.

Dame Andrea beat former Labour Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls at the 2015 General Election to win the seat.

Gemma Dillon
Political Reporter, BBC Yorkshire

Rachel Reeves was elected as MP for the new constituency of Leeds West and Pudsey to huge whoops from a crowd of Labour supporters.

It is a historical moment as she is expected to become the country’s first female chancellor of the exchequer.

However, she was quick to point out in her first interview of the night with the BBC that she didn’t want to pre-empt who Sir Keir Starmer appointed to his cabinet.

The result from Pontefract, Castleford and Knottingley, the seat previously held by Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper, is due soon.

Ms Cooper arrives at the count amid applause from a crowd of Labour supporters.

Leeds South West and Morley is due to be announced in the next 20 minutes.

The Conservative candidate Andrea Jenkyns, who beat Ed Balls in the 2015 general election, is not yet at the count.

Jon Trickett, the Labour candidate for Normanton and Hemsworth, describes turnout in the seat as “poor”.

“My concern is that a large number of people haven’t voted,” he says.

“It’s a lack of faith in the direction the country's taken. We need to go away and think about that.

“It’s a lesson that we’ve to learn - and it’s important that we do.”