Turnout up in two Hull seatspublished at 00:51 British Summer Time 9 June 2017
Voting figures for two Hull seats has increased:
General election 2017 results and reaction from across Yorkshire
Nick Clegg loses his seat at Sheffield Hallam
Lib Dems Greg Mulholland loses Leeds North West seat to Labour
Conservatives hold Harrogate and Knaresborough
Brexit Secretary David Davis retains Haltemprice and Howden seat
Labour hold Sheffield Brightside and Hillsborough
Conservative vote holds up in rural North Yorkshire
Voting figures for two Hull seats has increased:
James Vincent
Reporter BBC Look North
Spotted this on the wall of Leeds Town Hall good advice for our future MPs perhaps!
Phil Bodmer
Journalist, BBC Look North
Labour activists tell me they're confident Rachael Maskell may increase the Labour majority in York Central.
Labour held the seat in 2015 with a majority of 6,716.
Turnout figures for Doncaster North are up on 2015 when Ed Milliband held the seat for Labour on a turnout of 55%
Nick Ahad
BBC Radio Leeds
I am playing a little game of how long I can resist my prawn salad to keep things interesting here in Huddersfield tonight.
We're still waiting for the results for the Huddersfield, Dewsbury, Batley and Spen and Colne Valley seats.
Sarah Urwin
Political Reporter, BBC Radio York
Counting is now under way for both the York Central and York Outer seats.
We've no official turnout figure yet but I have been told it is higher than in 2015 and is expected to be above 70% in both seats.
Tim Dale
BBC Local Live
If you're trying to decide when to go to bed or to make a quick drink then the BBC's has this guide to when things will happen overnight.
You can also set up a message alert when your constituency declares its result so you don't miss it.
Charlotte Rose
BBC Radio Sheffield Political Reporter
We've not had any indication on turnout tonight but the Green candidate for Sheffield Central, Natalie Bennett tells me it is higher than in 2015.
She said a lot of students have told her they have voted for the first time.
Only time will tell what impact it will have on the result here.
Kate Gibson
BBC Radio York
There's a visible police presence at the Harrogate count tonight. North Yorkshire Police said they'd be patrolling to reassure public.
The Labour candidate for Leeds Central has arrived at the count in the city.
Following the exit poll suggesting the Conservatives will not win an overall majority the Liberal Democrats are apparently saying there will be no deal or coalition.
Sarah Sanderson
Political Reporter East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
Liberal Democrat candidate for the Haltemprice and Howden seat, David Nolan, has just told me that postal votes could hold the key for the overall result.
The seat was held by David Davis for the Conservatives in 2015 with a majority of over 16,000.
Just why do we vote on a Thursday?
Every election since the 1930s has been held on that day of the week but there is no legal requirement for elections to be held on a Thursday.
Here's some thoughts on why it might have ended up an election tradition.
Mike Kemp
Reporter, BBC Radio York
Eric Broadbent the Labour candidate here in Scarborough and Whitby tells me he is expecting a "shock result" tonight.
The Conservative's Robert Goodwill held the constituency with a majority of over 6,000 in 2015.
Jonny McGuigan
The count has begun in the Sheffield Hallam and Penistone/Stocksbridge seats.
Kate Gibson
BBC Radio York
It's definitely the calm before the storm here at the Harrogate Conference Centre.
We expect the verification of votes to be completed by midnight
The count has begun in the Sheffield Hallam and Penistone/Stocksbridge seats.