Best SNP everpublished at 02:48 British Summer Time 8 May 2015

SNP secures historic landslide
Nationalists win 56 out of 59 seats
Labour, Conservatives and Lib Dems secure one seat each
Scottish Labour leader Jim Murphy loses seat but vows to 'fight back' as leader
Douglas Alexander and Margaret Curran also high-profile Labour casualties
Lib Dems Michael Moore, Danny Alexander and Charles Kennedy also lose seats
Thomas McGuigan, Steve Brocklehurst, Graham Fraser, Louise Sayers, Jo Perry and Rachel Grant
New MP for Paisley and Renfewshire Mhairi Black, external has thanked her supporter/voters on Twitter.
Ken Macdonald
BBC Scotland Science Correspondent
Just as well our Swingometer goes even farther than 30%. 35% swing to SNP from Labour in Glenrothes.
Robert Peston
Economics editor
The landscape of British politics being remade. Most significant election of my life. Union with Scotland and union with EU shaken #GE2015
After the declaration of 12 seats, which have all gone to the SNP, this is already their best ever general election result.
SNP hold Dundee East
SNP hold Angus
SNP gain Motherwell and Wishaw from Labour
John Curtice
Professor of politics at Strathclyde University
West Dunbartonshire: Here is another enormous swing from Lab to the SNP at 34 points and is even bigger than the 50 pt swing we were forecasting from the exit poll.
Dundee West: We expected the SNP vote to be up by 35 and the Labour vote down by 24. In practice the SNP vote is up by 33 and Labour by 25.
Falkirk: We are expecting the SNP vote to be up by 35 and Labour down by 23. In practice the SNP are up by 28 and Labour down by 21.
Glenrothes: The SNP vote is up by 38 when we expected it to be up by 35. Labour is down by 32 when we expected it to be down by 28.
So far...the exit poll has overestimated the increase in SNP support in six constituencies and underestimated in two. However, the two seats with the biggest underestimate are seats where the SNP were already strong.
SNP gain East Kilbride, Strathaven and Lesmahagow from Labour
Falkirk had been Eric Joyce's seat until the election. He was elected as Labour but ended as an independent.
The seat was won by John McNally of the SNP with 57.7% of the vote.
Aileen Clarke
BBC Scotland
All sides believe all seven SNP candidates will win in Glasgow...
The swing from Labour to SNP was 34.9%. Incredible figures; never seen before...
John Curtice
Professor of politics at Strathclyde University
Western Isles: The smaller increase in the SNP vote here of just 9 pts is hardly surprising given it is already an SNP seat. If of course the SNP are advancing less strongly in their existing strongholds it means that their advance elsewhere is bound to be a little stronger than the average across Scotland as a whole.
Paisley and Renfrewshire South: We were expecting the SNP to be up by 35 points and Labour down by 24 and that Douglas Alexander would lose his seat. This indeed is what has happened and there can be no doubt that the SNP are going to win almost every seat in Scotland. The SNP vote is up by 33 pts and Alexander down 21; not far from the exit poll prediction.
SNP gain Glenrothes from Labour
SNP gain Ochil and South Perthshire from Labour.
SNP gain Falkirk from Labour
SNP gain Dundee West from Labour
SNP's Mhairi Black says she hopes defeated Labour candidate and former Foreign Secretary Douglas Alexander "continues in politics once he has recovered from this result'.
Graham Fraser
BBC Scotland
Douglas Alexander, who was Shadow Foreign Secretary in the last parliament, also ran Labour's general election campaign. His defeat by Mhairi Black, a 20-year-old politics student, is a massive blow to Labour.