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It's sometimes difficult to catch everything during a general election night whirlwind of facts, stats and spin. Here are 20 things you may have missed.

Labour's Hull North MP Diana Johnson says neighbouring MP Alan Johnson would have a "lot of support" if he stood for the vacant Labour leadership.

Ms Johnson said: "If he was willing to put his name forward I'm sure there would be a lot of support for him."

Mr Johnson said he wouldn't speculate on the future leadership of the party.

Hambleton District Council, external remains under Conservative control.

The Tories lost nine seats, independent councillors lost six seats and the Lib Dems two.

The council now has 27 Conservative members and one UKIP councillor

The Conservatives have retained control of the East Riding of Yorkshire Council, external

They picked up two seats to reach a total of 51 councillors.

UKIP gained two seats and now have three members. There are now five independent councillors and two Lib Dems.

You can find the local election results for Kirklees, external here, the count is still going on.

BBC Look North

Here's Nikki Brown, tonight's Look North producer, hard at work on the running order for the programme to be broadcast at 18:30.

There will be a comprehensive look at the election results across the region - on a day when many of the momentous stories have happened right here in Yorkshire.

There'll also be time for sport and weather too. Watch Look North here.

Labour have held Wakefield, external in today's election, of the 21 seats available Labour won 17 and the Conservatives four.

Labour dominate the full council with 54 out of the 63 seats.

The Conservatives have won two seats to extend their control over Craven District Council, external.

Labour and UKIP both picked up one seat each and the Lib Dems lost one.

The final standings are Conservatives 20, independents six, Labour two, Lib Dems one and UKIP one.

The Conservatives have won Richmondshire District Council, external from independent control.

The Tories gained nine seats, with eight coming from independents and one from UKIP.

The new council now has 21 Conservative councillors, 11 independents and two Lib Dems.

Calderdale, external remains as No Overall Control.

The Conservatives have gained a seat from both Labour and Liberal Democrats among the 17 up for grabs.

The council is now: Labour 24, Conservative 21, Liberal Democrat five and Independent one.

The Conservatives have held on to Harrogate Borough Council, external increasing their number of councillors by one.

The Lib Dems are the second largest party with 15 seats with independent councillors holding four seats.

Rotherham, external has been held by Labour. In this election Labour have taken 19 seats and UKIP three.

The full council now has 48 Labour councillors, 12 UKIP, two Independent and one Conservative.

Labour has held Leeds City Council, external, where a third of the 99 seats were up for election.

The Conservatives won one seat to take their total to 19.

The rest of the parties were unchanged with Labour on 63, the Lib Dems with nine, the Greens have three seats and independents hold five seats.

The Conservatives have increased their hold on North Lincolnshire Council, external, taking three seats from Labour.

The Tories now have 26 councillors to Labour's 17.

Labour holds Sheffield City Council. Of the 28 seats contested this time Labour won 21, the Liberal Democrats took five, UKIP one and the Green Party one.

In all the council has 84 seats - Labour hold 59, Liberal Democrats 16, UKIP five and Green four

Counting has resumed in the Bradford City Council elections after a fire alarm meant the Richard Dunn Sports Centre was evacuated.

The evacuation means counting has been set back by an hour.

BBC Radio Sheffield

tweets:, external David Blunkett says the next Labour leader needs to be someone with a set of values that resonates across classes and across geography.

Mr Blunkett was the Labour MP for Sheffield, Brightside and Hillsborough but stood down before this election.

Trevor Gibbons
BBC News, Yorkshire

Conservative Andrea Jenkyns, who ousted Labour's Ed Balls, has been speaking about how the death of her lorry driver father Clifford in 2011 from a hospital infection pushed her into standing for Parliament.

"He went in for a routine op and through complications he caught MRSA and died.I lost my dad in unfortunate circumstances and I just wanted to go in (to Parliament) to make the NHS a better place for all."

Here's the result for the Morley and Outwood contest.

Wakefield Council says the turnout figure for the local election is 56.85%.

The count is under way.

Huddersfield Examiner

tweets, external "Ed Miliband's resignation 'a tragedy' says defeated Colne Valley candidate Jane East".

Image source, Huddersfield Examiner