Labour gain Plymouth Sutton and Devonport from Conservatives
Tories hold Newton Abbot, Torbay, Devon East, North Devon, Totnes, Devon South West, Plymouth Moor View, Tiverton and Honiton, Devon West and Torridge, Central Devon
Conservatives hold Camborne and Redruth, Truro and Falmouth, St Ives, St Austell and Newquay, South East Cornwall and Cornwall North
UKIP candidate defects to Conservatives
Ben Bradshaw is returned as Exeter MP for a 20th year
In Devon and Cornwall: CON 16, LAB 2
Across the country there is one seat to declare: CON 318, LAB 262, SNP 35, LD 12, DUP 10, OTH 13
In other news, ex-Newcastle United coach faces court over 29 sex offences
Car roll driver 'had taken wrong turning'
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BBC News Online
Plymouth's new Labour MP Luke Pollard has been up for 48 hours - so how did he do it? We grabbed an exclusive chat before he appeared on Spotlight.
Cake powers MP to victory
A driver whose car rolled into another on the A38 near Exeter was distracted because he had taken a wrong turning and was trying to correct his error, a court heard.
Kenton Allen, 53, of Thirlmere Gardens, Plymouth, pleaded guilty to dangerous driving when he appeared at Exeter Crown Court but insisted the accident was not caused by him using a mobile phone.
He was the driver of a Vauxhall Corsa which crashed into another car on the middle lane of the A38 westbound just before the Splatford Split at Kennford on 20 October 2016.
Lee Bremridge, defending, said: "It was a momentary inattention that caused the accident but he accepts the nature of the road is such that the vehicle he hit was visible for some time."
Sentencing was adjourned until next week.
BBC Politics
Prime Minister Theresa May says she will form a government that will guide the country through Brexit.
She said the Conservative Party will work with the Democratic Unionists of Northern Ireland to support her minority government.
Theresa May works with DUP to form government
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2017 vote share for 23 constituencies across the South West...
Includes all of Devon and Cornwall, Dorset West, Dorset South, Taunton Deane, Bridgwater and West Somerset and Yeovil.
It's day two of the Royal Cornwall Show.
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Here are some of the highlights from day one.
The Electoral Commission has confirmed it is holding talks over Plymouth's shambolic polling day, external, which saw postal votes go missing and people claiming they went to vote with their polling cards only to be turned away.
Derek Thomas successfully held onto the St Ives seat, beating Liberal Democrat Andrew George by just 312 votes.
There was a 71.8% turnout in the west Cornwall constituency.
In his acceptance speech, Mr Thomas said: "I love this part of the world and I will do everything I can to be the best possible representative and to get what we need down here from government, from Westminster, so that we can improve opportunities and the quality of life of all."
Any showers will die away and it will become mostly dry with well broken cloud and some sunny spells.
However, cloud will build from the west during the afternoon. Winds will be mainly moderate or fresh from the southwest.
Max Temp 19C (66F).
BBC News England
Former Newcastle United youth coach George Ormond is accused of offences between 1973 and 1998.
Image source, Northumbria PoliceBBC Politics
Prime Minister Theresa May has left Number 10 Downing Street and is now on her way to Buckingham Palace to meet the Queen, when she will seek permission to form a new government.
Police are concerned for the welfare of a 45-year-old woman who has gone missing in Exeter.
Deborah Searle was seen at Salmon Pool Lane at about 18:30 yesterday, and then later near to the Football Fields at Riverside Valley Park, on the approach to the Double Locks pub.
Image source, Devon and Cornwall PoliceShe is described as 5ft tall, of slim build and with long dark hair.
She was wearing a light coloured top, black leggings, cow print socks and might not have been wearing shoes.
In Exeter, Ben Bradshaw has held onto the seat he has held since 1997.
He beat the Conservative candidate with a majority of 16,117.
Speaking after the declaration he said: "Seven weeks ago Theresa May called this unnecessary snap election thinking she would get a whacking majority if not a landslide.
"We were 24 points behind in the polls, people like me were seriously worried about losing their seats.
"What a difference seven weeks have made."
BBC One
Ross traverses new battles as the French revolution casts a shadow over life in Cornwall
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Conservative Sarah Wollaston who retained the Totnes seat has taken to Twitter to raise her concerns...
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A former Newcastle United coach has appeared in court charged with 29 historic sexual offences dating back more than 40 years.
George Ormond, 61, of Westwood View, Newton Abbot, Devon, appeared via videolink for a five-minute hearing at North Tyneside Magistrates' Court.
He did not enter pleas to the 29 charges which relate to 17 complainants, and which were said to have occurred between 1973 and 1998.
He was granted unconditional bail and told he must appear at Newcastle Crown Court on 7 July.
All six Conservative MPs have retained their seats in Westminster
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Election 2017
Turnout among young people was significantly higher than in the past three general elections, the NUS said.
It said there had been a leap in registered voters aged 18 to 24 between the 2015 general election and the EU referendum.
There were also 750,000 voters who turned 18, the age at which they became eligible to vote, since the referendum.
NUS president Malia Bouattia said: "We have seen the student vote play a key role in marginal seats across the UK."
Defeated Liberal Democrat candidate Andrew George believes there will be another general election later this year. He missed out on the St Ives seat by 312 votes.
Conservative Derek Thomas was re-elected to represent the marginal constituency.
Speaking after the result Mr George said: "I'm predicting that before the end of this calendar year we will be back here again."
He added: "The majority of people in West Cornwall are disappointed by this result and I'm not walking away."
Election 2017
The general election has ended in a hung Parliament, meaning no party has overall majority. So what happens now?
Will the party with the most MPs form the next government?
Not necessarily. The party with the most MPs, when the votes have been counted in all 650 constituencies, is normally described as the winner and its leader nearly always goes on to become the next prime minister.
But that might not happen this time with an inconclusive result. It is possible for the party that came second to form a government with the help of other parties.
