With the full results now in from across Yorkshire and Lincolnshire, the big winner in the region is the Conservative party, just as it has been across the country.

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In total, Boris Johnson's party has gained 10 seats in the region from Labour.

They are:

• Colne Valley
• Dewsbury
• Don Valley
• Great Grimsby
• Keighley
• Penistone and Stocksbridge
• Rother Valley
• Scunthorpe
• Wakefield
• Lincoln

The Conservative party's new MP for Wakefield says the party has won won the seat for the first time in 88 years because people there have for too long felt "taken for granted" by Labour.

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Labour's Mary Creagh lost out to Imran Ahmad-Khan by 3,358 votes.

Mr Khan (pictured above with Boris Johnson) says: "For too long people in Wakefield felt taken for granted, but I promise to listen and to give voice to them.

"My first priority is to keep trust with the people of Wakefield. They have wanted me and the country to get Brexit done and the first thing we must do is to keep faith with them and get Brexit done."

Mr Khan's Wakefield seat was one of four Conservative party gains in West Yorkshire, the others were Dewsbury, Keighley and Colne Valley.

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Caroline Flint criticises the Labour leadership on a night seats it had held for generations go.

Rother Valley's first Conservative MP has said it's a "great and absolute honour" to take his seat at Westminster.

Alexander Stafford won the seat from Labour by a majority of 6,318.

Speaking after his win, Mr Stafford said his victory was "momentous" but "the hard work starts now".

"For too long, the voices and votes of the people of Rother Valley have been ignored," he said.

"I promise as your first Conservative MP to never neglect you, to always listen to your voice and to always do what's right. You will not be ignored."

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Political Editor BBC Look North

The ballot boxes and tables have been put away at the Leeds Arena ready for tonight’s gig, a nostalgic night called We Love the Nineties.

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Yorkshire Labour supporters might be forgiven for desperately hoping they could go back to victories like 1997.

Saying Labour did badly here doesn’t really cut it. People in parts of Rotherham and Doncaster now have a Conservative MP for the first time in their constituency’s history.

The West Yorkshire seats we talk about being an indication of the national election picture were always going to be tough. Four of them went.

But further south, three more communities kicked Labour out.

Rother Valley is made of former mining villages. It’s been Labour since 1918.

Don Valley surrounds the town where railway workers created the Labour movement.

Half of Penistone and Stocksbridge only exists because it was formed around the steelworks.

These are Labour areas. But not anymore.

This Brexit election turned things around. The view here on the Labour leadership also made the party feel less connected to its roots.

The 12 December election returned results on a Friday the 13th the party will never forget.

Andrea Jenkyns has been re-elected as the MP for Morley & Outwood, with an increased majority.

The Conservative candidate beat Labour's Deanne Ferguson by 11,267 votes, more than double the majority at the 2017 election.

Craig Dobson of the Liberal Democrats came third and the Green Party's Chris Bell came fourth.

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Voter turnout was down by 2.5 percentage points since the last general election.

Nearly 52,000 people, roughly two-thirds of those eligible to vote, went to polling stations across the area on Thursday, in the first December general election since 1923.

Three of the five candidates, Craig Dobson (Liberal Democrat), Chris Bell (Green) and Dan Woodlock (The Yorkshire Party) lost their £500 deposits after failing to win 5% of the vote.

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Hull remains a Labour-held city following the general election, though all its MPs kept their seats with significantly reduced majorities.

In 2017, Hull East's Karl Turner's majority was 10,396 - that's now been slashed to 1,239.

Last time round, Hull West and Hessle MP Emma Hardy had a majority of 8,025 which is now cut to 2,856.

And Diana Johnson, the newly-elected MP for Hull North, has a majority of 7,593 compared to her 14,322 majority in 2017.

Ms Johnson (pictured) said despite the fact Labour had a "difficult" night nationally, she was "really proud the people of Hull North have, for the fifth time, put their faith in me".

Naz Shah has been re-elected as the MP for Bradford West, with an increased majority.

The Labour candidate beat Conservative Mohammed Afzal by 27,019 votes, 5,117 more votes than the majority at the 2017 election.

Derrick Hodgson of the Brexit Party came third and Liberal Democrat Mark Christie came fourth.

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Voter turnout was down by 4.8 percentage points since the last general election.

More than 44,000 people, 62.6% of those eligible to vote, went to polling stations across the area on Thursday, in the first December general election since 1923.

Four of the six candidates, Derrick Hodgson (The Brexit Party), Mark Christie (Liberal Democrat), Darren Parkinson (Green) and Azfar Bukhari (independent) lost their £500 deposits after failing to win 5% of the vote.

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The Conservative Party is celebrating this morning after taking control of the Colne Valley constituency from Labour.

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Jason McCartney received 29,482 votes, 5,103 ahead of his nearest rival, Labour's Thelma Walker, who received 24,379.

Mr McCartney said he was "honoured to be elected as the Member of Parliament for Colne Valley and so proud of my fantastic team - we did it!"

All 61 results are now in from across Yorkshire and the big winner locally is the Conservative party, just as it has been across the country.

Labour MP Sarah Champion has held on to her Rotherham seat with a significantly decreased majority.

Ms Champion, a former shadow cabinet minister, beat Conservative Gerri Hickton by 3,121 votes, less than half the majority at the 2017 election.

Reacting to the exit poll, Ms Champion said the party needs to "radically rethink what Labour stands for".

Paul Hague of the Brexit Party came third and Liberal Democrat Adam Carter came fourth.

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Voter turnout was down by 2.2 percentage points since the last general election.

Nearly 36,000 people, 57.8% of those eligible to vote, went to polling stations across the area on Thursday, in the first December general election since 1923.

One of the five candidates, Dennis Bannan (The Yorkshire Party) lost his £500 deposit after failing to win 5% of the vote.

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All 61 results are now in from across Yorkshire and Lincolnshire and the big winner locally is the Conservative party, just as it has been across the country.

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In total, Boris Johnson's party has gained ten seats in the region from Labour.

They are:

• Colne Valley
• Dewsbury
• Don Valley
• Great Grimsby
• Keighley
• Penistone and Stocksbridge
• Rother Valley
• Scunthorpe
• Wakefield
• Lincoln

A number of ousted Labour candidates, including Caroline Flint and Mary Creagh, blamed the party's failure to listen to people's views on Brexit for their demise.

Penistone and Stocksbridge's newly elected Conservative MP says she won her seat because of her "ambition".

Miriam Cates has said she's "excited, honoured and humbled" to be an MP.

Speaking to the BBC, she said: "Having a candidate like me and a party like the Conservatives that do have ambition for the North, that do want to level up our northern towns - that's what's swung it for people I think."

Jason McCartney, Conservative candidate for Colne Valley, has been elected as the constituency's new MP.

Former Labour MP for Dewsbury Paula Sherriff has left the count "in tears" after losing her seat, according to the BBC's Spencer Stokes.

Ms Sherriff was beaten in to second place by Conservative candidate Mark Eastwood.

Conservative candidate Kevin Hollinrake has been re-elected as MP for Thirsk and Malton.

David Davis was re-elected in Haltemprice & Howden, but managed to miss the declaration.

The Conservative MP secured 31,045 votes with Labour's George Ayre coming second with 10,716:

Conservative candidate Mark Eastwood has been elected as the new MP for Dewsbury, ousting Labour's Paula Sherriff.

Labour stalwart Dennis Skinner has lost his Bolsover seat after almost 50 years, on a night when the Labour Party have suffered huge losses across the country.

Nicknamed the Beast of Bolsover, Skinner was first elected in 1970.

His seat fell to the Conservatives, with Tory candidate Mark Fletcher receiving 21,791 votes.

Conservative candidate Julian Smith has been re-elected as MP for Skipton and Ripon.