Thurrockpublished at 04:22 British Summer Time 8 May 2015
Mark Bulstrode
BBC News Online
The Conservatives fought off a challenge from UKIP and Labour to hold Thurrock.
General and local election updates from 7 and 8 May
Mark Bulstrode and Martin Barber
Mark Bulstrode
BBC News Online
The Conservatives fought off a challenge from UKIP and Labour to hold Thurrock.
Mark Bulstrode
BBC News Online
Douglas Carswell retains his seat as UKIP MP in Clacton.
Andrew Woodger
BBC News Online
Stephen Metcalfe has retained the seat of Basildon South and Thurrock East for the Conservatives.
Nic Rigby
BBC News, East
Conservatives have retained the Hertsmere seat with a 17,605 majority.
Tory candidate Oliver Dowden won 29,696 with 59.28%, of the vote. Richard Butler (Labour) won 11,235 votes and UKIP's candidate Frank Ward came third on 6,383 votes.
Lib Dem Sophie Bowler came fourth with 2,777 votes.
Craig Lewis
BBC News
Lib Dem Derek Eastman, standing in council elections in Newport Pagnell South, has been sporting a unique tie; a map of Milton Keynes!
Andrew Woodger
BBC News Online
Eleanor Laing has retained her Epping Forest seat for the Tories, with UKIP in second place.
Nic Rigby
BBC News, East
Conservatives hold on to Hertsmere seat.
Richard Haugh
BBC News
Conservative Stewart Jackson is in jubilant mood after winning the Peterborough seat for a third time.
Richard Haugh
BBC News
The Conservatives took 60% of the votes in Chesham and Amersham in 2010, and are expected to win big again this time round.
Guy Campbell
At the Waveney count in Lowestoft, Conservative sources say early indications are that they are "neck and neck" with Labour, but picking up more votes than they expected in traditional Labour wards.
Peter Aldous won the seat for the Tories in 2010 with a slim majority of 769 over Labour.
The former Labour MP, Bob Blizzard, is hoping to win the seat back and all the candidates have put the issue of building a third water crossing in Lowestoft at the centre of their campaigns.
Andrew Woodger
BBC News Online
Heidi Allen is defending a 7,838 majority for the Conservatives in rural South Cambridgeshire.
The seat was won by former Conservative health minister Andrew Lansley in 2010.
The count at Cambourne Village College reveals turnout has dropped from 74.9% in 2010 to 73.4% this year.
Richard Haugh
BBC News
Conservative James Duddridge kept hold of his seat in Rochford and Southend East, where his 20,241 votes was almost double that of the second place Ian Gilbert (Labour).
UKIP saw an increase of 14.7% compared to 2010, receiving 8,948 votes to put them into third place, ahead of the Green Party and the Lib Dems.
Andrew Sinclair
Political correspondent, BBC East
It looks like story of the night in the east will be the Tory surge.
They could take Colchester and hang on in Ipswich, Waveney, Yarmouth and North Norwich.
Andrew Woodger
BBC News Online
Oliver Heald wins Hertfordshire North East with 28,949 votes - a 55% share.
Richard Haugh
BBC News
Conservative Robert Halfon picked up just shy of half the votes in Harlow, holding on to the seat he won from Labour in 2010.
Labour's Suzy Stride picked up 13,273 votes to take second place, but was more than 8,000 votes behind Halfon.
Mark Bulstrode
BBC News Online
The count for Mid Bedfordshire and South West Bedfordshire is well under way. Estimated declaration time is still expected before 04:00.
Conservative candidate John Baron has held the seat of Basildon and Billericay with 22,668 (52.7% of the vote) beating Labour challenger Gavin Callaghan who won 10,186 votes.
UKIP's George Konstantinidis came third on 8,538 votes with Lib Dem Martin Thompson coming third on 1,636 votes.
Julian Sturdy
BBC Look East
Eloise O'Hare, an agent for independent candidate Mick Hardy, captures the scene as people wait for the result in Norwich North.
Nic Rigby
BBC News, East
Conservative candidate Philip Hollobone has held his Kettering seat with a majority of 12,590 over his Labour challenger Rhea Keehn.
Mr Hollobone received 24,467 votes (up 2.7%), Ms Keehn received 11,877 votes with UKIP's Jonathan Bullock on 7,600.
The Green Party's Rob Green received 1,633 votes and the Lib Dems candidate Chris McGlynn came fourth with 1,490 votes.
Richard Haugh
BBC News
The Conservatives hold Harlow.