Ex-BBC Leicester presenters guilty of historic sex offences
Labour lose Mansfield after 94 years
Out of 32 East Midlands seats, 18 have gone to the Tories and 14 are Labour
Conservatives gain Mansfield and NE Derbyshire
Labour gains High Peak and reclaims Derby North
Veteran MPs Ken Clarke and Dennis Skinner keep seats
No change to Leicestershire's seats
Live updates for Friday 9 June 2017
Gavin Bevis
BBC Local Live
The general election has ended in a hung Parliament, meaning no party has overall majority.
BBC News has been taking a look at how things may play out over the next few days and weeks.
Image source, Getty ImagesGavin Bevis
BBC Local Live
Looks like a cathartic moment for Labour's Chris Williamson at his constituency base in Derby's Eagle Market.
He lost out to Conservative Amanda Solloway in 2015 by the smallest margin in England - just 41 votes.
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Constituencies across Nottinghamshire have recorded some of the highest turnout figures for 20 years, external in the 2017 general election.
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We've had a few comments on Facebook, external after Anna Soubry suggested Theresa May should consider her position.
Nicole Louise said: "Think she needs to remember that people only voted for her to keep May in."
Jenny Richardson posted: "Theresa may should not stand down. She is a strong woman and it's what we need for this country. Yes she has made mistakes but don't they all."
Chris Doidge
BBC Radio Derby, political reporter
The result in High Peak is - to be honest - a bit baffling. Conservatives won six of eight county council seats there a month ago and then lost the Parliamentary seat to Labour on a 14% swing. What happened!?
Gavin Bevis
BBC Local Live
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Gavin Bevis
BBC Local Live
Labour's John Mann held on to Bassetlaw but with a reduced majority.
He says Theresa May made a big mistake in calling the snap election.
Chris Doidge
BBC Radio Derby, political reporter
Derby North MP Chris Williamson tells BBC Radio Derby he's hoping for a progressive alliance. Says Labour will put forward a Queen's Speech.
Amy Woodfield
BBC Local Live
Oh dear... what an awkward mistake to make...
To be fair, Sir Alan has been MP for a very long time.
Gavin Bevis
BBC Local Live
Here's Maggie Throup and her team celebrating after she successfully retained Erewash.
The Conservative increased her majority from 3,584 to 4,534.
Dave Wade
BBC Local Live
Labour's Gloria de Piero said she was "delighted" to be re-elected in Ashfield.
She said: "We are winning in places we didn't think possible and haven't won for a very long time.
"It looks like a quite a big miscalculation for Theresa May."
Her majority of 441 was considerably smaller than in 2015, when it was about 9,000.
Amy Woodfield
BBC Local Live
Some voters in Leicester had two votes to cast yesterday - along with the general election they voted to elect a new city councillor in a by-election.
Labour's Danny Myers won the Castle Ward seat with 4,272 votes.
Amy Woodfield
BBC Local Live
More of your newly elected MPs have taken to Twitter to thank voters...
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Chris Doidge
BBC Radio Derby, political reporter
I just asked Amanda Solloway - who lost her Derby North seat to Labour's Chris Williamson - what she's going to do next?
She asked if we had any jobs going at BBC Radio Derby...
This picture was snapped before the result was known - perhaps unsurprisingly.
Amy Woodfield
BBC Local Live
So our BBC poll was correct - no political party has won an overall majority.
All the results are now in across the East Midlands - we have 18 Conservative MPs and 14 Labour.
The Conservatives gained two seats in Mansfield and North East Derbyshire.
Labour also gained two seats in Derby North and High Peak.
Heather Burman
Journalist, BBC News Online
So this is how our board looks now...
Four seats have changed hands in our patch.
Conservative Nicky Morgan holds seat but sees majority fall.
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BBC Local Live
Some big names are out of parliament - Alex Salmond and Nick Clegg lost their seats.
Home Secretary Amber Rudd did manage to hold on as MP of Hastings.
Image source, EPAMark Stuart is a senior tutor in politics at the University of Nottingham, he said: "Amber Rudd lost her father recently, what courage to go through this whole process to appear live on television.
"I think probably that TV debate when she stood in for the Prime Minister saved her seat."
Amy Woodfield
BBC Local Live
Gloria De Piero has retained her Labour seat in Ashfield getting 21,285 votes.
Victoria Hicks
Reporter, East Midlands Today
Keith Vaz has spoken to me about winning his eighth election with a record number of votes.
He said: "This is the largest number of votes that I have ever been given by the people of Leicester East. The largest majority in 30 years.
"In three days time I celebrate my 30th anniversary in Parliament so after eight elections to be given this kind of boost I'm very grateful to them, very humbled, very honoured."
