Reading and Birmingham play out drawpublished at 14:35 British Summer Time 5 May 2019
Reading and Birmingham City, whose Championship safety was already assured, play out a final-day goalless draw.
Read MoreUpdates from the local elections and other big stories on Friday 3 May
Southampton: Labour HOLD
Portsmouth: NOC HOLD
Slough: Labour HOLD
Reading: Labour HOLD
Eastleigh: Lib Dem HOLD
Hart: NOC HOLD
Rushmoor: Conservative HOLD
Havant: Conservative HOLD
Bracknell Forest: Conservative HOLD
Wokingham: Conservative HOLD
Winchester: Lib Dem GAIN
New Forest: Conservative HOLD
Test Valley: Conservative HOLD
Windsor & Maidenhead: Conservative HOLD
East Hampshire: Conservative HOLD
Vale of White Horse: Lib Dem GAIN
South Oxfordshire: NOC Conservative LOSS
West Oxfordshire: Conservative HOLD
Basingstoke & Deane: Conservative HOLD
Cherwell: Conservative HOLD
Bournemouth, Christchurch & Poole: NOC
Dorset: Conservative GAIN
West Berkshire: Conservative HOLD
Stephen Stafford, Joe Nimmo and Dan Kerins
Reading and Birmingham City, whose Championship safety was already assured, play out a final-day goalless draw.
Read MoreNo borough councils change hands, but there is a swing away from the Conservatives.
Read MoreThe Tories won Dorset Council but could not gain a majority of BCP seats.
Read MoreThat's it! The results are all in.
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The victim was aged 11 or 12 when the "shocking and depraved" abuse took place, police say.
Read MoreSupport worker Peter Hill was employed to look after the woman but began a relationship with her.
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The population of the endangered okapi species has increased by one, as a new female calf has been born in the UK.
The species, native to the Democratic Republic of Congo, has been in decline since the mid-1990s.
Keepers at Marwell Zoo say the female calf called Niari (meaning 'rare') and its mother Daphne are being kept out of the public eye so they can "enjoy some essential peace and quiet in the first few weeks of the nesting period".
A 20-seat Conservative majority was overturned in the Vale of White Horse district.
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The ATM theft in the early hours of the morning leaves a massive hole in a supermarket wall.
Read MoreIt's been a night of losses for the Conservatives across Oxfordshire. One of the most startling changes is in Witney, David Cameron's old constituency.
The former prime minister's town council has gone from Tory blue to Labour red in a dramatic shift.
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PC Darren Staley, who starred in Sky TV's Road Wars, said the car "seemed to come out of nowhere".
Read MoreThe Conservatives were defending a majority of one in Remain-voting Winchester.
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Ed Vaizey, the Conservative MP for Wantage & Didcot, has given his thoughts on the results for the Vale of White Horse District and South Oxfordshire District councils.
He said: "Over the last few months [our candidates] have delivered the Conservative message of strong local services to thousands of local residents.
"However we see today that their efforts have not translated into electoral success; The Conservatives have lost control of both councils in my constituency and I’m sad to see hard working councillors who care deeply about their local communities lose their seats.
"We must start our efforts now to restore faith in the Conservative Party, both locally and nationally, and I look forward to working with the new councils to continue to deliver excellent services to the residents of Wantage & Didcot."