Sheffield Hallam constituency declarationpublished at 07:10 British Summer Time 9 June 2017
Sheffield Hallam constituency declaration as Nick Clegg loses his seat to the Labour party.
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
Sheffield Hallam constituency declaration as Nick Clegg loses his seat to the Labour party.
No seats change hands in North Yorkshire though Labour more than doubles its majority in York Central.
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Naz Shah says she's now a 'stronger politician' after retaining her Bradford West seat.
Ed Miliband says Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has "proved his critics wrong".
Senior Labour MP Yvette Cooper says "it's great we're winning back seats for Labour" and "I applaud the hard work of Jeremy Corbyn and all activists."
Theresa May called this election as "a referendum on herself and she has lost, I don't see how she can carry on", she adds.
Ms Cooper, who retained Normanton, Pontefract and Castleford, voted against Jeremy Corbyn in last year's leadership election, but now stresses "he won twice and that's why the party came together in this campaign to achieve this result".
Labour's Thelma Walker reacts to gaining Colne Valley seat
Rachael Maskell has retained North Yorkshire's only Labour seat, York Central, with a huge majority of 18,000, making it one of the party's safest seats anywhere.
She says there is "real hope for the country":
Nigel Adams retains Selby & Ainsty seat for the Conservatives.
Conservative Yorkshire East MP Greg Knight says his party made mistakes during its campaign.
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