Conservative Maria Miller holds Basingstoke.

The Isle of Wight is the largest constituency in the UK, based on voter numbers. It has an electorate of more than 110,000.

Bob Seely held the seat for the Conservatives in the 2017 election after former Tory MP Andrew Turner stood down.

The island's Lib Dems stepped aside to support Green Party candidate Vix Lothian as part of the Unite to Remain pact to encourage tactical voting in favour of pro-Remain candidates. The island voted by 62% in favour of leaving the EU in the 2016 referendum.

BBC South's Nikki Mitchell is at the marginal counts in Reading East and Reading West.

The exit poll has said Reading East is "too close to call" between Labour holding on or the Conservatives gaining the seat.

The turnout for that seat was 72.67% (56,068 votes) and Reading West's turnout was 68.21% (50,572 votes)

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Portsmouth North's Labour candidate, Amanda Martin, speaks about her experiences during the campaign.

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BBC South Today

We've had the turnout figures in from Southampton Guildhall.

In Southampton Itchen it's 65.8% and Southampton Test is 64.4%

Meon Valley Conservative candidate Flick Drummond talking to BBC Radio Solent’s Jo Palmer. She was only selected four weeks ago to replace George Hollingbery who stood down, but she says she’s pleased to be contesting a seat where she and her mother live.

She said she knows the potential pain of elections having lost in Portsmouth South in 2010 and 2017 but is confident of winning tonight.

Suella Braverman has been re-elected MP for Fareham, holding the seat with an increased majority.

The Conservative MP beat Labour's Matthew Randall by 26,086 votes - up on her 21,555 vote majority in the 2017 general election.

Matthew Winnington of the Liberal Democrats came third and the Green Party's Nick Lyle came fourth.

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Voter turnout was up by 0.8 percentage points since the last general election.

More than 57,000 people, nearly three-quarters 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 four candidates, Nick Lyle (Green) lost his £500 deposit after failing to win 5% of the vote.

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Paul Holmes has held Eastleigh for the Conservatives.

Jo Palmer
Reporter, BBC Radio Solent

I’ve covered numerous general elections but I’ve never seen so many journalists in Winchester as here tonight – literally 20 or 30 journalists and six cameras - people clearly think Winchester is going to be an interesting one.

We've had the historic fight between the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats – Steve Brine won it for the Conservatives in 2017 with a 10,000 majority but how it rolls tonight, no-one really knows – it’s going to be a tight race.

A victorious Alan Mak said he was “really honoured” after being re-elected as Conservative MP for Havant.

“I’m committed to delivering in delivering Brexit but also investing in our public services. I’ve secured a lot of extra money for our area and I’m looking forward to building on that work in the years ahead.”

"Boris has been a really energetic positive leader, he’s had really good campaign.”.

Speaking at the Bournemouth East count, Conservative Tobias Ellwood said it was a “dramatic night”.

"It’s one of those events where we all remember where we were when the nation decided to pivot absolutely in the Conservative party’s direction and reject the Labour Party’s vision of socialism.”

He's defending a majority of 8,000 in the Bournemouth East constituency.

The Labour candidate in Eastleigh, Sam Jordan, says he believes he knows why it's looking bleak for his party this morning.

We're all nerds here, Martin.

Ranil Jayawardena has held North East Hampshire for the Conservatives.

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BBC South Online

There is a very somber mood at St Aldate's Church in Oxford.

Votes aren't usually counted here but Oxford City Council, which is managing the count, hired Oxford Town Hall out tonight for a corporate Christmas do. Once the election was called, it was too late to cancel it.

There are far fewer Labour activists than normal for elections and their candidate Anneliese Dodds has spent a long time chatting to Lib Dem candidate Alistair Fernie.

Conservatives - who haven't won a council seat in Oxford for more than 20 years - are pleased with the result nationally but know they won't win here tonight. A 23,284 majority will be too big for the party to overturn in a seat where most of Oxford's industry is based.

Labour's Alan Whitehead, MP for Southampton Test since 1997, has been looking worried at the count in the city's Guildhall.

In 2017, he won the seat with a majority of 10,500 - currently Mr Whitehead is predicted as having a 70% chance of hanging on to the seat, based on exit polls.

It's all smiles for Theresa May tonight, she's likely to keep her Maidenhead seat - a seat she has held since it was created in 1997.

Julian Lewis holds New Forest East for the Conservatives.