There's no change in North East Lincolnshire, external. Labour have the largest number of councillors at 20 but the council remains under No Overall Control.

The Conservatives have 10, UKIP nine and the Liberal Democrats three seats on the 42-seat council.

UKIP gained a seat and Independents lost one.

Andrew Percy, Conservative MP for Brigg and Goole, said that the stability of having a majority would allow the Tories to "continue to secure the economic future."

Mr Percy, who increased his share of the vote, said: "The key priority for this government has got to be the economic recovery, but it has to be a recovery that people start to feel on the ground."

BBC Radio Leeds

Louise Martin, BBC Radio Leeds political reporter, tweets, external: "For me, the West Yorkshire council to watch is #Calderdale. Will Labour take back the council?"

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James Vincent is still at his desk in Broadcasting Centre in Leeds in the final furlong of a long general election night.

He can still manage a weary smile though, as he finishes his reports before heading for a sleep.

He's been in Sheffield, Rotherham and Doncaster overnight covering events for Look North.

His shift has included the news of the resignation of Doncaster North MP Ed Miliband from the Labour Party leadership and Sheffield Hallam's Nick Clegg as Liberal Democrat head.

Huddersfield Examiner

tweets, external: "Election Special available today!" it has the headline "He's back" with a picture of David Cameron outside the door of 10 Downing Street.

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Labour have won two more seats and have increased their tight hold on the 63-seat council. The party now has 55 councillors, with Independents and the Conservatives on four councillors each.

Labour won 19 of the 21 seats in this election, the Conservatives two.

The Grimsby Telegraph has pictures from the general election at Grimsby Auditorium , externalfor the seats of Great Grimsby and Cleethorpes.

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BBC Look North

Dan Jarvis has led people into battle before, perhaps he's the man that Labour needs now. An officer in the Parachute Regiment - he was the first person since World War Two to resign his commission to fight a parliamentary by-election.

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Several newspapers had already linked Dan Jarvis with leading the party, something that, through no fault of his own, had got him into a little trouble with party HQ.

But now, with Ed Miliband back to constituency politics, Dan Jarvis might fancy it. But remember, he's only been an MP since 2011, this was his first general election win. He may feel he's not quite ready.

Andrea Jenkyns, the new MP, tweets, external: "Thank you to the people of #Morley & #Outwood - I will work tirelessly to represent you in Westminster."

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The Conservative victory over Labour's Ed Balls in Morley and Outwood was one of the defining moments of the count.

The Conservative group retained control of Ryedale District Council winning 20 seats. The council's make-up is now Conservative 20; Independents five seats , Liberal three seats and Liberal Democrats two seats.

Labour have won two more seats seats and have increased their hold on the council.

The party now has 40 councillors, with the Lib Dems the second largest group with 15 and the Conservatives third with two councillors.

Independent party Hull Red Labour lost one councillor and now have one representative, with UKIP also having a single councillor.

"I gave my job up, I sold my house and moved in with mum so I could afford to be a full-time politician" newly-elected Conservative MP Andrea Jenkyns told 5 live.

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On taking Ed Balls' Leeds seat of Morley and Outwood by just 422 votes, Ms Jenkyns said "It's the kind of seat you have to put your heart and soul in... I really want to be the strong Yorkshire voice for our area".

The Conservative group holds Selby District Council, winning 22 seats. Labour won eight seats and there is one independent councillor.

Gemma Dillon, Political Reporter BBC York

tweets, external: "Rachael Maskell new Labour MP for York Central handed this as result declared."

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BBC Radio Humberside

tweets, external: "The first declarations from North East Lincolnshire Council due soon. We'll bring you the results on @RadioHumberside".

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Natalie Glanvill, BBC Radio Humberside

tweets, external: "So 17 wards on @NorthLincsCNews up for grabs. Represented by 43 councillors. Declarations due around 2pm."

Local council election details can be found here.

BBC Look North

Yorkshire's most memorable election night moments on BBC Look North Yorkshire, external Facebook page.

It's been an historic night in Yorkshire where the Conservatives claimed their most high-profile victory of all - the defeat of Labour's shadow chancellor Ed Balls in Morley and Outwood.

Ed Miliband held on to his seat in Doncaster North but resigned as Labour leader after his party's poor performance.

Despite winning in Sheffield Hallam, MP Nick Clegg later resigned as leader of the Liberal Democrats after the party lost most of its seats.

Mr Miliband said he "took absolute and total responsibility" for the party's defeat.

He said Harriet Harman would take over the leadership until a leader was elected.

Rather than breaking through as forecast by opinion polls, Labour saw losses to the Tories in key marginal seats and failed to win the Conservatives most vulnerable constituencies.

Doncaster North MP Ed Miliband has announced his resignation as leader of the Labour Party.