Sian Davies
BBC News Online

This is the current map of Devon and Cornwall - we have had results from 11 constituencies so far, with mainly the Cornwall constituencies still to come.

In Devon, we're still to hear results from Devon Central and Devon West and Torridge.

In Cornwall, we've only had a result from Camborne and Redruth so far. We're still to hear from Cornwall North, Cornwall South East, St Austell and Newquay, St Ives and Truro and Falmouth.

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Peter Heaton-Jones has retained the seat of Devon North, which has largely been a Liberal seat for the past 60 years.

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Devon Central was made up of wards from four other constituencies before the 2010 election: Tiverton and Honiton, Torridge and West Devon and Teignbridge and North Devon.

The new constituency was won by Conservative Mel Stride with a 9,230 majority in 2010.

He increased this to 21,265 and Central Devon must now be reckoned a Tory safe seat.

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Encompassing half of Dartmoor National Park, Devon Central is predominantly rural. Okehampton, Crediton and Bovey Tracy are the largest towns.

The candidates are John Dean (National Health Action), Lloyd Knight (Liberal), Tim Matthews (UKIP), Lisa Robillard Webb (Labour), Mel Stride (Conservative), Alex White (Liberal Democrat), Andy Williamson (Green Party).

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Tim Matthews said the party's leadership had "opted for division rather than discussion".

Sian Davies
BBC News Online

Here's a round-up of the results in Devon and Cornwall so far:

• The biggest upset was the result in Plymouth Sutton and Devonport where Labour's Luke Pollard ousted the Conservative's Oliver Colvile
• Torbay was retained by the Conservative's Kevin Foster
• Newton Abbot has been held by Conservative Anne Marie Morris
• Exeter was held by Labour's Ben Bradshaw
• North Devon was held by the Conservative's Peter Heaton-Jones
• Totnes has been retained by Conservative Sarah Wollaston
• Devon East was held by the Conservative's Hugo Swire
• Devon South West was retained by Gary Streeter, of the Conservatives
• Plymouth Moor View was held by Johnny Mercer
• Camborne and Redruth is held by Conservative George Eustice
• Tiverton and Honiton stays Tory with a win by Neil Parish

Conservative Johnny Mercer, who held onto the Plymouth Moor View seat, says the result "shatters" the way politics has been run "for a long time".

Deborah Brewer,the Liberal Democrat candidate for Torbay, says the area has a lot of "multiple deprivation", and she hopes Kevin Foster, who won the seat, can take those to Parliament.

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The Conservatives have held Tiverton and Honiton, with Neil Parish clocking up 35,471 votes.

The Conservatives have held the Camborne and Redruth seat in the first result of the night for Cornwall.

George Eustice got 23,001 votes to beat Labour in second place with 21,424.

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Johnny Mercer has held Plymouth Moor View for the Conservatives.

The former army officer took the marginal seat by winning 23,567 votes.

Labour's Sue Dann got 18,548 votes, UKIP's Wendy Noble got 1,849, Liberal Democrat Graham Reed got 917 and the Green Party's Joshua Pope got 536 votes.

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Sitting MP Oliver Colvile called himself "the underdog" in an interview straight after the result was announced that he'd lost his Plymouth Sutton and Devonport Seat to Labour's Luke Pollard.

He said: "I've always said that I was always going to be the underdog in the whole of this campaign.

"Since I was elected in 2010 where I was elected with the lowest percentage share of the Conservative vote in the whole country and I just about held on in 2015, but there's an inevitability that I got almost certainly elected at a high tide of the Conservative party.

"It's very important that the Prime Minister keeps her cool and makes decisions to try and sort out Brexit.

"It has been a great honour and a great privilege for me to represent the Plymouth Sutton and Devonport constituency."

Labour's Luke Pollard, who has won Plymouth Sutton and Devonport, has thanked young people in particular for voting.

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Robert Peston, the political editor of ITV, has said that if Theresa May steps down as leader of the Conservative party, the only two credible leadership candidates would be Boris Johnson, the foreign secretary, and David Davis, the Brexit secretary.

The Conservatives are on course to be the largest party but may not have an overall majority, according to the latest BBC general election forecast.

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The Conservatives have held Plymouth Moor View.

Johnny Mercer increased his majority with more than 23,000 votes.

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The most marginal seat in Devon has been won by Labour's Luke Pollard.

He has turned Oliver Colvile's slim majority of 523 votes to a lead of more than 5,000. There were loud cheers as the result was read out.

Kevin Foster has described his win as "stunning".

Labour's Ben Bradshaw says Theresa May has "nothing to offer the country", as he retains the Exeter seat.

"Theresa has been exposed as being brittle and an empty vessel and nothing to offer the country and the public have delivered their verdict," he said.

"Clearly this is a very, very bad night for Theresa May a very bad night for the Conservatives, and a very bad night for the austerity that has damaged our public services and a very bad night for the extreme, damaging form of Brexit that the conservatives were pursuing."

"An astonishing night for Labour and a dreadful night for the Tories, bearing in mind where we were two months ago."

Anne-Marie Morris has retained her seat, which she has held since 2010.