Summary

  • Conservatives win overall majority in general election

  • Conservatives take Don Valley from Labour for first time since 1922

  • Rother Valley turns blue for first time in 101 year history

  • Conservatives oust Labour's Mary Creagh in Wakefield

  • John Grogan loses Keighley seat to Conservatives

  • Conservatives gain Penistone & Stocksbridge

  • Jason McCartney takes back Colne Valley for Conservatives

  • Hull remains Labour-held city - but MPs' majorities are cut

  • Latest General Election 2019 updates from across Yorkshire

Live Reporting

Oli Constable, Oliver Wright, Andrew Barton and Julia Bryson

  1. Keighley: Conservative gain
    Breaking

    Conservative candidate Robbie Moore has been elected as the MP for Keighley.

    He won by a majority of 2,218 votes.

  2. Batley and Spen: Labour hold
    Breaking

    Tracy Brabin, Labour candidate for Batley and Spen, has been re-elected as MP for the constituency.

  3. Sheffield Hallam: Labour win
    Breaking

    Labour candidate Olivia Blake has won the Sheffield Hallam seat.

  4. Conservatives win overall majority
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    The Conservatives now have enough seats for us to declare they have won an overall majority.

    There are 650 MPs in the House of Commons. The Conservatives now have 332 seats, only 326 are need to secure a majority.

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  5. Bradford South: Labour hold
    Breaking

    Shadow international trade minister and Labour candidate Judith Cummins has bee re-elected as MP for Bradford South.

  6. Shipley: Conservative hold
    Breaking

    Conservative candidate Philip Davies has been re-elected as MP for Shipley.

  7. Calder Valley: Conservative hold
    Breaking

    Conservative candidate Craig Whittaker has been re-elected as Calder Valley MP.

    Mr Whittaker's majority has increased from 609 to 5,774 in two years.

  8. Bradford East: Labour hold
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    Imran Hussain, Labour candidate for Bradford East, has been re-elected as MP with a majority of 18,144 votes.

    That's down from 20,540 in 2017.

  9. 'We failed to listen to what people wanted' - Trickett

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    Political reporter, BBC Radio Leeds

    Labour MP John Trickett has slammed the Labour party leadership for failing to listen to people's views on Brexit.

    Mr Trickett, who retained his Hemsworth seat but saw his majority slashed from more than 10,000 to just 1,180, said he had warned party leaders but to no avail:

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  10. Elmet and Rothwell: Conservative hold
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    Alec Shelbrooke, Conservative candidate for Elmet and Rothwell, has been re-elected as MP.

  11. York Outer: Conservative hold
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    Conservative candidate Julian Sturdy has been re-elected as MP for York Outer. He has been the MP there since the constituency's creation in 2010.

  12. Huddersfield: Labour hold
    Breaking

    Labour candidate Barry Sheerman has been re-elected as MP for Huddersfield, it's been announced.

  13. 'What's the point if we don't respect working class'

    Ousted Labour candidate Caroline Flint, who was MP for Don Valley, has questioned the Labour Party's ethos after she lost her seat to Conservative candidate Nick Fletcher:

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  14. Hemsworth: Labour hold
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    Jon Trickett, Labour candidate for Hemsworth, has been re-elected as MP.

  15. Pudsey: Conservative hold
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    Conservative candidate for Pudsey, Stuart Andrew, has been re-elected as MP.

    In 2017, he won by just 317 votes. This morning he won by 3,517.

  16. Bradford West: Labour hold
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    Shadow Minister for Women and Equalities Naz Shah has been re-elected as MP for Bradford West.

  17. Morley and Outwood: Conservative hold
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    Conservative candidate Andrea Jenkyns has been re-elected as MP for Morley and Outwood.

  18. Jo Swinson: Lib Dem leader loses seat to SNP

    Liberal Democrat leader Jo Swinson has narrowly lost her Dunbartonshire East seat to the SNP's Amy Callaghan by 149 votes.

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    Ms Swinson, became the Lib Dem's first female leader in July.

    She said for millions of people around the country the election results would bring "dread and dismay".

    The Lib Dems are forecast by the BBC to win 13 seats - one more than in the 2017 election.

    Ms Swinson, 39, who had started the election campaign with the claim she could be the next prime minister, said she "will be making further remarks later today".

  19. York Central: Labour hold
    Breaking

    Labour candidate Rachael Maskell has been re-elected as MP for York Central.

  20. Richmond (Yorks): Conservative hold
    Breaking

    Chief Secretary to the Treasury and Conservative candidate Rishi Sunak has been re-elected as MP for Richmond (Yorks).