Gavin Williamson has been re-elected as the Conservative MP for Staffordshire South, which he has represented since 2010.

The former defence minister secured a majority of 28,250 votes.

Matt Western has been re-elected as the Labour MP for Warwick and Leamington, which he has represented since 2017.

Mr Western secured a majority of 789 votes.

The Conservatives have gained Birmingham Northfied from Labour, where Richard Burden has represented the area since 1992.

Gary Sambrook secured a majority of 1,640 votes for the Tories.

Daniel Kawczynski has been re-elected as the MP for Shrewsbury and Atcham with a majority of 11,217 votes.

Mr Kawczynski has held the seat since 2005.

Liam Byrne has been re-elected as the Labour MP for Birmingham Hodge Hill, which he has represented since 2004.

He secured a majority of 28,655 votes and a 78.7% share of the vote.

Jess Phillips, seeking re-election as MP for Birmingham Yardley, said the election campaign has been difficult.

"It's been a hard slog," she said.

"The Labour Party tonight, we have failed the people we aim to serve and that is heartbreaking."

Mr Corbyn has said he will not be leading Labour in the next general election.

He was speaking as the Conservative party continued to take Labour seats as it headed towards a majority.

Bill Cash has been re-elected as the Conservative MP for Stone with a majority of 19,945 votes.

Sir Bill has been the MP for Stone since 1997.

Jesse Norman has been re-elected as the Conservative MP for Hereford and Herefordshire South where he has been an MP since 2010.

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"This (Labour) is the home of the Metropolitan left and it no longer speaks to places like Newcastle-under-Lyme."

So says the Staffordshire town's Conservative candidate, Aaron Bell, who is predicted to gain the seat from Labour.

The Labour candidate says voters told him they would not be voting Labour this time because of Brexit, but "come back and see me next time as I'll vote Labour again."

Bill Wiggin has been re-elected as the Conservative MP for Herefordshire North with a majority of 24,856 votes.

He secured a total of more than 32,000 votes, with Phillip Howells for the Liberal Democrats coming second with 7,302.

Khalid Mahmood has been re-elected to his Labour seat of Perry Barr.

Preet Gill has been re-elected to her Labour seat of Birmingham Edgbaston.

She got 21,217 votes compared to 24,124 last time.

Christopher Pincher has been re-elected as the Conservative MP for Tamworth with a majority 19,634.

Mr Pincher has been the town's MP since 2010.

Shabana Mahmood has been re-elected as the Labour MP for Birmingham Ladywood with a majority of 28,582 votes.

It is a couple of hundred votes less than her 2017 majority of 28,714, which at the time was the third biggest majority of any party in the West Midlands.

Ms Mahmood has represented Ladywood, which has been held by Labour since 1970, since 2010.

Jeremy Wright has been re-elected as the Conservative MP for Kenilworth and Southam with a majority of 20,353.

He has represented the constituency for the Tories since the seat was created in 2010.

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Crewe and Nantwich is one of the UK's most marginal constituencies, with Labour taking the seat from the Conservatives in 2017 by just 48 votes.

One thing that voters there wanted to know more about was HS2: Will it come to Crewe? And if it doesn't, what then?

HS2 could really transform Crewe's fortunes. If it goes ahead, the high-speed line would go via Crewe with an "HS2 hub station" planned on the site of the town's main station. Stopping in Crewe twice an hour, HS2 would cut journey times to London from 90 minutes to 55.

Crewe is already a major junction on the West Coast Mainline, with more than 3m people passing through the station each year.

The political wrangling over the project, which has risen in cost from £56bn in 2015 to up to £88bn, has naturally left many uncertain it will even happen.

"If HS2 comes here, you may as well say 'happy days'," says Ian Smyth, who worked for British Rail Engineering Ltd. "But I think a lot of authorities have put all their eggs in one basket with HS2. If it doesn't happen, what then?"

Jack Dromey has been re-elected as the Labour MP for Birmingham Erdington with a majority of 3,601 votes - down from 7,285 in 2017.

Mr Dromey has represented Erdington, which has been held by Labour since its creation in 1974, since 2010.

The Conservatives have maintained a majority in Stafford with a new MP, Theo Clarke.

Ms Clarke, who is replacing Jeremy Lefroy who has represented the town since 2010, secured a majority of 14,377 votes - nearly double 2017's majority of 14,377.

Mark Pritchard has been able to almost double his majority as he is re-elected as the Conservative MP for The Wrekin.

Mr Pritchard secured a majority of 18,726 in the constituency, which he has represented since 2005.

Andrew Mitchell has been re-elected as the Conservative MP for Sutton Coldfield with a majority of 19,272 votes.

Mr Mitchell has been the constituency's representative since 2001 which has been held by the Conservatives since it was created in 1945.