Summary
Results coming in across Lancashire's 15 constituencies
Labour sees widespread success across the county, reclaiming red wall seats that went Conservative in 2019
Labour retains Blackpool South, a seat they lost in 2019 but won back in a by-election two months ago
House of Commons Speaker Lindsay Hoyle retains Chorley
Blackpool North and Fleetwood sees large swing to Labour
Labour set to win a landslide victory, according to exit poll
Live Reporting
Written by Paul Burnell, edited by Ian Shoesmith
Labour gains Lancaster and Wyre from the Conservativespublished at 04:45 British Summer Time 5 July
Blackpool North captured by Labour from Conservativespublished at 04:25 British Summer Time 5 July
04:25 BST 5 JulyThe Conservatives have lost Blackpool North & Fleetwood.
Paul Maynard, who has represented the seat since 2010, has been beaten by Lorraine Beavers for Labour. They won 40% and 29% of the vote respectively.
There was a 15.7% swing from the Tories to Labour.
Mr Maynard's chances were undoubtedly harmed by the rise of Reform UK, whose candidate Dan Barker came third with a 24% share of the vote.
Labour wins back Burnley as Tories trail in third behind Lib Demspublished at 04:17 British Summer Time 5 July
04:17 BST 5 JulyAntony Higginbotham famously became the first Conservative MP for Burnley in more than a century when he took the seat in 2019.
But the Lancashire town has gone back to Labour, with Oliver Ryan winning the seat by 3,420 votes.
Lib Dem veteran Gordon Birtwistle, 81, beat Mr Higginbotham into third place.
Turnout fell from 62.4% to 53%.om 62.4% to 53% with a 5.8% swing to Labour.
Labour gains Blackpool North and Fleetwood from the Conservativespublished at 04:14 British Summer Time 5 July
04:14 BST 5 JulyFormer Tory deputy chairman Jake Berry loses seatpublished at 04:06 British Summer Time 5 July
04:06 BST 5 JulyFormer Conservative Party deputy chairman and ex-Levelling Up Minister Jake Berry has been defeated by Labour in Rossendale and Darwen.
He suffered a 16.2% swing to Labour which was enough to secure victory for Andy MacNae by nearly 6,000 votes.
Reform UK bit into the Tory vote, with Daniel Matchett polling 9,695.
Labour gains Rossendale and Darwen from the Conservativespublished at 03:53 British Summer Time 5 July
03:53 BST 5 JulyLabour gains Burnley from the Conservativespublished at 03:47 British Summer Time 5 July
03:47 BST 5 JulyBurnley was a top Labour target, with a Conservative majority of just 127 in the 2019 election.
And Labour have done it - Oliver Ryan wins and bolsters the majority to 3,420 over the Tories.
Labour gains Hyndburn from the Conservativespublished at 03:42 British Summer Time 5 July
03:42 BST 5 JulyTories retain Fylde... but only justpublished at 03:29 British Summer Time 5 July
03:29 BST 5 JulyThe Conservatives have hung on to retain Fylde, but saw their majority slashed to only 561 following a huge 17.9% swing to Labour.
Andrew Snowden, with 15,917 votes, edged out Labour’s Tom Calver on 15,356.
Reform came third with 8,295.
The seat was previously won by Mark Menzies for the Conservatives with a massive 19,254 majority. He resigned in April after claims he misused party funds.
Labour gains South Ribble from the Conservativespublished at 03:25 British Summer Time 5 July
03:25 BST 5 JulyPostal votes rise in Lancaster and Morecambepublished at 03:04 British Summer Time 5 July
03:04 BST 5 JulyTim Padfield
Assistant editor, BBC Radio LancashireThere’s been a big increase in postal votes physically handed in in the Lancaster and Morecambe seats.
One theory is this due to people not trusting the Royal Mail after the recent stories about problems with postal votes.
The turnout in Lancaster and Wyre is 57.8%, while in Morecambe and Lunesdale it was 63.1%
Speaker Lindsay Hoyle holds Chorleypublished at 02:33 British Summer Time 5 July
02:33 BST 5 JulyThe results for Chorley have just come in with Labour keeping a solid majority - so why aren't we describing it as a Labour hold?
It's because it's Speaker Lindsay Hoyle's seat.
The role of the Speaker is politically impartial, so incoming Speakers resign from their political party when they are appointed, but can still undertake work on behalf of their constituents.
The main parties do not usually field candidates against the Speaker at general elections held during their term in office.
Labour retains Blackpool Southpublished at 02:27 British Summer Time 5 July
02:27 BST 5 JulyBreakingLabour’s Chris Webb has retained the Blackpool South seat that he only won from the Tories at a by-election in May.
He massively boosted his majority, with a 20.6% swing that resulted in the Tories not even coming second.
Mr Webb secured 16,916 votes, with Mark Butcher for Reform UK coming second on 10,068.
Conservative candidate Zak Khan got 5,504 votes.
The seat has been redrawn for this election, with wards from Blackpool North added to it.
Labour gains Blackpool South from the Conservativespublished at 02:20 British Summer Time 5 July
02:20 BST 5 JulyLabour takes Blackpool South - following its resounding by-election win there in May. It's wiped out the Tory majority of 3,690 in 2019 and has its own majority now of almost 7,000.
Just a note - this result is described as a Labour gain rather than a hold, because it's compared to the result at the last election in 2019.
That impresses us much...published at 02:02 British Summer Time 5 July
02:02 BST 5 JulyCounting is under way in Fylde, where our reporter Maria Felix Vaz says it looks like someone has must have arrived fresh from seeing Shania Twain at the Lytham Festival...
Poker faces in South Ribblepublished at 01:56 British Summer Time 5 July
01:56 BST 5 JulyPaul Faulkner
Local Democracy Reporting ServiceThe faces of the various party foot soldiers at the South Ribble count are not betraying their feelings over the exit poll, which suggests Labour will take the seat from the Conservatives.
The usual earnest monitoring of the verification process continues - and no sign yet of either of the candidates from those two parties.
Counting set to start in Rossendale & Darwenpublished at 01:23 British Summer Time 5 July
01:23 BST 5 JulyVerification's under way here at the count for the Rossendale & Darwen constituency in Haslingden.
Counting is expected to start at 01:30.
Last time, the seat was won by Jake Berry, the former Conservative Party chairman and levelling-up champion - but this time around BBC projections show it could be a Labour gain.
Could Labour gain Rossendale & Darwen?published at 00:01 British Summer Time 5 July
00:01 BST 5 JulyEllis Palmer
BBC LancashireVerification's under way here at the count for the Rossendale & Darwen constituency here in Haslingden.
Counting is expected to start at 01:30.
Last time, the seat was won by Jake Berry, the former Conservative Party chairman and champion of levelling up - but this time around BBC projections show it could be a Labour gain.
UK election: What's happened and what comes next?published at 23:33 British Summer Time 4 July
23:33 BST 4 JulySir Keir Starmer's Labour have won a big victory - here's a guide to understanding what it all means.
Read MoreCould Lancashire's blue wall be crumbling?published at 23:17 British Summer Time 4 July
23:17 BST 4 JulyConservative candidates in eight Lancashire seats must be casting anxious glances at the ballot boxes with a Labour landslide predicted by exit polls.
The most nerve wracking count will be in Burnley where the party won by only 127 votes when it took the seat from Labour in 2019.
Even the Tories' highest majority in the county - for the seat of Fylde, where former MP Mark Menzies won with 19,254 last time around - could change hands.