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Home Secretary Amber Rudd holds Hastings and Rye by just 346 votes
Conservatives hold all seats in Surrey
Labour take Canterbury and Brighton Kemptown from the Conservatives
Craig Mackinlay holds South Thanet days after being charged over election expenses
Lib Dems take Eastbourne from Conservatives
Caroline Lucas holds Brighton Pavilion for the Greens
Ukip leader Paul Nuttall resigns
Live updates on Friday 9 June 2017
Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter
Chancellor Philip Hammond increased his share of the vote in Runnymede and Weybridge.
The affluent commuter belt close to Heathrow has been held by the Conservative Party since World War Two.
Lauren Moss
BBC Live reporter
The Conservative MP Rehman Chishti, who held his Gillingham & Rainham seat, was heckled during his victory speech which he used to criticise Labour's performance.
Stephen Lloyd wins back the Eastbourne seat for the Liberal Democrats from the Conservatives.
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Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter
For the first time in a century Canterbury doesn't have a Conservative MP, following Rosie Duffield's victory over Sir Julian Brazier.
So what do voters in the city think of having a Labour MP?
He took the post after Nigel Farage resigned in November 2016.
Read MoreBob Dale
BBC Live reporter
It wasn't a good night for the Liberal Democrats across the country, but they did win back one of the two Sussex seats they lost in 2015.
Stephen Lloyd unseated Conservative Caroline Ansell, who had taken Eastbourne from him two years ago.
Theresa May signals her intention to carry on despite losing her majority, while Jeremy Corbyn says he is "ready to serve".
Read MorePaul Nuttall is resigning after winning just 3,308 votes in Boston and Skegness - more than 10,000 fewer votes than the party's result in 2015.
He became leader after Nigel Farage resigned in November 2016.
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Paul Nuttall has announced he is standing down as UKIP leader after his party failed to gain a single seat in Westminster.
Ben Weisz
Political reporter, BBC Sussex
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Ben Weisz
Political reporter, BBC Sussex
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Labour's Peter Kyle said he "desperately" wanted to keep his "little red dot" in Hove.
Read MoreRosie Duffield is Canterbury's first Labour MP since the seat was created almost 100 years ago.
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The vote yields a hung parliament in a shock setback for PM Theresa May as Labour urges her to quit.
Read MoreSir Julian Brazier loses his Canterbury seat to Labour after 30 years in the job.
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