Hertford & Stortfordpublished at 07:11 British Summer Time 8 May 2015
Katy Lewis
Beds, Herts and Bucks Live
Conservatives hold Hertford & Stortford.
General and local election updates from 7 and 8 May
Mark Bulstrode and Martin Barber
Katy Lewis
Beds, Herts and Bucks Live
Conservatives hold Hertford & Stortford.
Richard Haugh
BBC News
Conservative Dominic Grieve wins in Beaconsfield, with 33,621 votes and a 63.2% share.
Nic Rigby
BBC News, East
Lib Dem Norman Lamb has held on to his North Norfolk seat.
Andrew Woodger
BBC News Online
Dr Dan Poulter has held Suffolk Central & Ipswich North for the Conservatives with an increased majority.
Katy Lewis
Beds, Herts and Bucks Live
Conservatives hold Aylesbury.
Katy Lewis
Beds, Herts and Bucks Live
Conservatives hold Chesham & Amersham.
Richard Haugh
BBC News
Conservative Iain Stewart has been re-elected in Milton Keynes South, gaining 46.8% of the votes.
Richard Haugh
BBC News
Conservative Therese Coffey comfortably holds on to her Suffolk Coastal seat.
Richard Haugh
BBC News
Lucy Frazer wins Cambridgeshire South East, for a Conservative hold.
Richard Haugh
BBC News
Conservative James Cleverly picked up 53.8% of the votes in Braintree.
His 27,071 total gave him a majority of 17,610 over second place Richard Bingley, of UKIP. Labour were close behind in third.
There were jubilant scenes among Conservatives in Corby as Tom Pursglove defeated Labour's Andy Sawford.
Nic Rigby
BBC News, East
The Conservatives hold off challenges from Labour and UKIP in Great Yarmouth.
Mark Bulstrode
BBC News Online
Stewart Jackson launched a bitter attack on his Labour rivals after retaining his seat in Peterborough.
Accusing Labour of waging a "negative" and "churlish" campaign, he said: "They are three times losers."
Katy Lewis
Beds, Herts and Bucks Live
Conservative candidate Pritti Patel has held her Witham seat with a 19,554 majority, representing 57.5% of the vote.
Ms Patel got 27,123 votes beating UKIP's Garry Cockrill into second place with 7,569 votes
Labour's John Clarke got 7,467 votes and Liberal Democrat Josephine Hayes got 2,891 votes.
James Abbott received 2,038 votes for the Green Party and Doreen Scrimshaw got 80 votes for the Christian Peoples Alliance.
Katy Lewis
Beds, Herts and Bucks Live
Conservatives hold Witham.
Richard Haugh
BBC News
Sir Alan Haselhurst received 32,926 votes and a 57.2% share as he retained his seat in Saffron Walden.
He increased his majority from 2010 by 9,749 votes.
Peter Day (UKIP) came second with 7,935 votes and Jane Berney (Labour) was third with 6,791.
Nic Rigby
BBC News, East
Labour wins back Cambridge from Lib Dems with a narrow victory.
Labour's Daniel Zeichner won the seat with 18,646 votes (up 11.7%) from its MP Julian Huppert who gained 18,047 votes (down 4.3%).
Conservative candidate Chamali Fernando came third with 8,117 votes, and the Green Party's candidate Rupert Read came fourth with 4,109 votes.
Katy Lewis
Beds, Herts and Bucks Live
Conservatives hold Daventry.
Richard Haugh
BBC News
Conservative Alan Haselhurst is re-elected in Saffron Walden.
Mark Bulstrode
BBC News Online
Lib Dem Julian Huppert gives his reaction to his defeat in Cambridge on a disastrous night for his party.
"We were attacked from the left, we were attacked from the right and it's taken its toll," he said.