Wantage MP Ed Vaizey may have been up all night, but that hasn't stopped him doing his media rounds - including a run-in with the Today programme's John Humphrys.

And his supporters were suitably impressed.

BBC Radio Oxford

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Oxford West and Abingdon's newly-elected MP Layla Moran has told BBC Radio Oxford she went to last night's count without having prepared an acceptance speech.

The Lib Dem ousted Conservative Nicola Blackwood by 816 votes - 26,252 to 25,440 - with an almost 15% swing away from the Tories.

She told David Prever it had become clear after an hour of being at the count the contest was "much, much closer" than anticipated and "had to write her speech on the fly".

Since her win, she's yet to speak to Lib Dem leader Tim Farron, " but then I have been sleeping for an hour, maybe he did call."

What was she planning next? Ms Moran was asked.

Well, she had yet to read a pack for newly-elected members - including a guide to London - which she was given at the count...

Toby Wadey
BBC South

Tan Dhesi has become the first turban-wearing Sikh to be elected to parliament.

The new MP told the BBC he was "proud" of the achievement after notching up 34,170 votes to retain Slough for Labour.

• Aldershot: Conservative, Leo Docherty, 26,955 votes
• Basingstoke: Conservative, Maria Miller, 29,510 votes
• Eastleigh: Conservative, Mims Davies, 28,889 votes
• Fareham: Conservative, Suella Fernandes, 35,915 votes
• Gosport: Conservative, Caroline Dinenage, 30,647 votes
• Hampshire East: Conservative, Damian Hinds, 35,263 votes
• Hampshire North East: Conservative, Ranil Jayawardena, 37,754 votes
• Hampshire North West: Conservative, Kit Malthouse, 36,471 votes
• Havant: Conservative, Alan Mak, 27,676 votes
• Isle of Wight: Conservative, Bob Seely, 38,190 votes
• Meon Valley: Conservative, George Hollingbery, 35,624 votes
• New Forest East: Conservative, Julian Lewis, 32,162 votes
• New Forest West: Conservative, Desmond Swayne, 33,170 votes
• Portsmouth North: Conservative, Penny Mordaunt, 25,860 votes
• Portsmouth South: Labour, Stephen Morgan, 18,290 votes
• Romsey and Southampton North: Conservative, Caroline Nokes, 28,668 votes
• Southampton Itchen: Conservative, Royston Smith, 21,773 votes
• Southampton Test: Labour, Alan Whitehead, 27,509 votes
• Winchester: Conservative, Steve Brine, 29,729 votes

Full England results breakdown here.

Labour's Stephen Morgan expresses his surprise in beating sitting Tory MP Flick Drummond in Portsmouth South.

Simon Letts, who lost by just 31 votes in Southampton Itchen says he expects this show to start up again soon - he thinks another election is not far away.

Bournemouth East MP Tobias Ellwood said the make up of the House of Commons will be "very very different" after the election.

The foreign office minister was speaking after regaining his seat with 51.9% of the vote.

Before she lost her seat, former Portsmouth South MP Flick Drummond told us how she was not a fan of the idea to call a snap election.

She was defeated by Labour's Stephen Morgan, who won almost 19,000 votes.

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As ballots are counted in constituencies across England, here are some of the more unusual sights caught on camera.

Royston Smith gives his victory speech at Southampton Guildhall.

The declarations in Southampton meant it was official that no single party could win an overall majority in parliament.

Layla Moran overturns a majority of almost 10,000 votes to take the seat from the Conservatives.

In Southampton Test, the incumbant Alan Whitehead has massively increased his majority, while in Southampton Itchen, the Conservative Royston Smith held on by just 31 votes.

Southampton Itchen

• Eleanor Bell, Lib Dem 1,421
• Simon Letts, Labour, 21,742
• Rosie Pearce, Green, 725
• Kim Rose, UKIP, 1,122
• Royston Smith, Conservative, 21,773

Southampton Test

• Thomas Gravatt, Lib Dem 1,892
• Paul Holmes, Conservative, 16,006
• Keith Morrell, Ind, 680
• Andrew Pope, Southampton Independents 816
• Alan Whitehead 27,509

A bundle ruffle, it turns out, is a third recount.

With the Southampton Itchen recounts now complete, both that and the Southampton Test seat will now be declared shortly.

Former culture minister and newly reelected MP for Wantage Ed Vaizey has said Theresa May "frightened people" by "going on and on about no deal being better than a bad deal" over Brexit.

He told BBC Oxford that in the light of the election result the Conservatives' approach to Brexit had to change, and the party had to "slow the pace down".

He said: "There needs to be much more reassurance on key issues, like the rights of citezens and our trading relationship with Europe."

Dan Kerins
Digital Editor, BBC South

Here is the latest snapshot of the situation in Hampshire.

• Aldershot - Conservative hold
• Basingstoke - Not declared
• Eastleigh - Conservative hold
• Fareham - Conservative hold
• Gosport - Conservative hold
• Hampshire North East - not declared
• Hampshire North West - Conservative hold
• Havant - Conservative hold
• Isle of Wight - Conservative hold
• Meon Valley - Conservative hold
• New Forest East - Conservative hold
• New Forest West - Conservative hold
• Portsmouth South - Labour gain
• Portsmouth North - Conservative hold
• Romsey and Southampton North - Conservative hold
• Southampton Itchen - Not declared (has had two recounts)
• Southampton Test - Not declared
• Winchester - Conservative hold

Get the results from your constituency here: