Updates for Wednesday, 7 June, 2017
Roads re-open in Royston after two unexploded WW2 shells were discovered
Watford teenager died from stab wound to the chest
Teacher banned for running unauthorised wrestling lessons
Investigation launched after father found dead in Luton hole
Alex Pope
BBC Local Live
We are just waiting on two results now.
They are for Milton Keynes North and North East Bedfordshire.
The main news is all our parties have held their seats apart from in Bedford, where it changed from Conservative to Labour.
Speaker John Bercow (Con) holds Buckingham.
Katy Lewis
BBC Local Live
David Lidington has been a Conservative MP since 1992 and is set to be for a while longer, as he has held on to his Aylesbury seat with 32,313 votes - a majority of 14,696. He got 4,230 more votes than in 2015, with turnout up 2.42%.
Here is the breakdown:
David Lidington: (Con) 32,313
Mark Bateman: (Lab) 17,617
Steven Lambert: (LD) 5,660
Vijay Srao: (UKIP) 1,296
Coral Simpson: (Green) 1,237
Kyle Michael: (Ind) 620
David Gauke (Con) holds South West Hertfordshire.
Iain Stewart (Con) holds Milton Keynes South.
Katy Lewis
BBC Local Live
It was thought the Luton South seat could swing back to the Tories, but Labour's Gavin Shuker has held onto it with 28,804 votes.
That's 10,144 more than in the 2015 election, with the turnout up 5.87%.
Here's the breakdown:
Gavin Shuker: (Lab) 28,804
Dean Russell: (Con) 14,879
Andrew Strange: (LD) 1,056
Ujjawal Ub: (UKIP) 795
Marc Scheimann: (Green) 439
Abid Ali: (Ind) 160
Luke Ashmead
BBC Three Counties Radio sport
Things are getting rather interesting in Milton Keynes.
There's still no news on who's won both the MK South or North seat.
First I heard the incumbent Tory MP Iain Stewart had lost his seat to Labour, then he had won, then there was going to be a re-count.
Now we've been told that all the candidates for MK South are inspecting bundles of ballot papers for each of their party.
Watch this space!
Alex Pope
BBC Local Live
The new MP for Bedford, Mohammed Yasin, says he's going to "work hard for the people of Bedford".
After beating Richard Fuller to the seat, the Labour politician says his main priorities are to "save Bedford Hospital", get "more funding for the police" and "save my schools".
Hollie Goodall
BBC Look East
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Grant Shapps (Con) holds Welwyn Hatfield.
Nicola Haseler
BBC Three Counties
It's tidy up time!
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Alex Pope
BBC Local Live
Covering the mains towns of Leighton Buzzard, Dunstable and Houghton Regis, Richard Selous will remain the MP for South West Bedfordshire.
He got 32,961 votes, which is an increase of 4,749 on 2015.
Here's the full breakdown:
Alex Pope
BBC Local Live
The first MP to lose his job in the three counties is Richard Fuller, the former MP for Bedford and Kempston.
He lost his much fought seat to Mohammed Yasin, who beat him by 789.
In the 2015 election Mr Fuller only won by 1,097 votes, so it's been very close again.
He says: "It's not so bad if you believe in democracy, you have to respect the verdict."
He added that he's now going to "reflect" on his loss.
Image source, Conservative PartyDavid Lidington (Con) holds his Aylesbury seat.
Toby Friedner
BBC Three Counties Radio
The longest serving female Tory MP, Cheryl Gillan, still has a job.
She's won with 33,514 votes - that's an increase of 2,376 votes on 2015.
Here's the full breakdown:
