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Ian Murray, who has become the only Labour MP in Scotland so far, says tonight has been a difficult night for the Labour party, something he's sick of saying.

"This party must listen and this party must respond, or this party will die," he says.

He says the saddest indictment on the Labour party is the return of the worst prime minister in history, without putting up a credible opposition.

The Labour MP says: "For the sake of the Labour movement, for the sake of the Labour party, but more importantly for the sake of the country, not only does the person have to go, but the policy and the ideology has to go as well."

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First Minister Nicola Sturgeon says: "The results we're seeing recorded tonight have exceeded even my expectations."

The first minister cites an "outstanding and exceptional set of results" for her party.

She reluctantly accepts Boris Johnson has a mandate to take England out of the EU, but he does not have a mandate to take Scotland out.

"I have a mandate, a renewed, refreshed, strengthened mandate, to offer people in Scotland the choice of a different future," she says.

The first minister reiterates her plan to seek the power to have indyref2 before Christmas and hold the referendum next year.

She says the Scottish Conservatives have had a "catastrophic night" and they have to recognise democracy.

The first minister argues it is now for the Conservatives to consider what their Plan B is when her Plan A has just been given a strong endorsement.

"It's my plan that's won the election and theirs that's been rejected."

Nick Eardley
Political correspondent

Jo Swinson losing her seat in East Dunbartonshire is probably the biggest scalp of the night so far.

At the start of this campaign she said she was standing to be PM - but in truth the Lib Dems have had a tough election and were heavily criticised for saying they would cancel Brexit.

Both the Lib Dems and SNP had played down the prospect of this result in recent days.

But it also shows how well tonight has gone for the SNP who are picking up seats from all their rivals.

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Neil Hanvey, who was suspended by the SNP following allegations he tweeted anti-Semitic social media posts, has beaten the shadow Scottish secretary Lesley Laird and taken Kirkcaldy & Cowdenbeath.