The results have been declared for Enfield & Haringey where Labour have held the seat.

Joanne McCartney won with 54% of the vote.

Full results:

• Joanne McCartney (Lab) 91,075 (54.00%, +2.80%)
• Linda Kelly (C) 39,923 (23.67%, -2.12%)
• Ronald Stewart (Green) 15,409 (9.14%, +0.64%)
• Nicholas da Costa (LD) 12,038 (7.14%, -2.27%)
• Neville Watson (UKIP) 9,042 (5.36%, +2.39%)
• Godson Azu (APP) 1,172 (0.69%) 

The turnout was 168,659.

The results have been declared for Greenwich & Lewisham where Labour have held the seat.

There was a 2.4% swing from the Conservatives to Labour with Len Duvall winning the seat.

Full results:

• Len Duvall (Lab) 85,735 (52.48%, +2.87%) 
• Adam Thomas (C) 30,840 (18.88%, -1.86%)
• Imogen Solly (Green) 20,520 (12.56%, +3.13%)
• Paul Oakley (UKIP) 13,686 (8.38%, +4.59%)
• Julia Fletcher (LD) 11,303 (6.92%, -0.21%)
• Ajaratu Bangura (APP) 1,275 (0.78%) 

The turnout was up 8.5% on 2012 with 163,359 people voting.

Five constituencies have now declared results in the Mayoral election:

• Bexley & Bromley: Zac Goldsmith
• Ealing & Hillingdon: Sadiq Khan
• Merton & Wandsworth: Sadiq Khan
• West Central: Zac Goldsmith
• Lambeth & Southwark: Sadiq Khan

The results have been declared for Havering & Redbridge where the Conservatives held the seat.

Keith Prince won with 37.7% of the vote.

Full results:

• Keith Prince (C) 64,483 (37.70%, +0.11%)
• Ivana Bartoletti (Lab) 63,045 (36.86%, +2.02%)
• Lawrence Webb (UKIP) 26,788 (15.66%, +8.98%)
• Lee Burkwood (Green) 9,617 (5.62%, +1.95%)
• Ian Sanderson (LD) 7,105 (4.15%, -0.39%)

The turnout was up 8.2% on 2012 with 171,038 people voting.

Here is the average swings after four constituency results out of 14 in the London Assembly election: 

• Conservative to Labour 3.19% 
• Conservative to Liberal Democrat 1.84% 
• Liberal Democrat to Labour 1.34%

The results have been declared for City & East with Labour holding the seat.

The City and East constituency is made up of the London boroughs of Barking and Dagenham, Newham, Tower Hamlets and the City of London.

Unmesh Desai easily won the seat but lost votes compared to 2012.

Full results:

• Unmesh Desai (Lab) 122,175 (57.79%, -5.18%)
• Chris Chapman (C) 32,546 (15.39%, +0.82%)
• Rachel Collinson (Green) 18,766 (8.88%, +2.51%) 
• Peter Harris (UKIP) 18,071 (8.55%, +5.48%)
• Elaine Bagshaw (LD) 10,714 (5.07%, +0.77%)
• Rayne Mickail (Respect GG) 6,772 (3.20%) 
• Amina Gichinga (TBTC) 1,368 (0.65%)
• Aaron D'Souza (APP) 1,009 (0.48%)

The turnout was 42%, 8% higher than four years ago.

The results have been declared for Ealing & Hillingdon where Labour have held the seat.

There was a 3% swing from the Conservatives to Labour with Onkar Sahota winning the constituency.

Full results:

• Onkar Sahota (Lab) 86,088 (42.83%, +2.80%)
• Dominic Gilham (C) 70,155 (34.91%, -3.23%)
• Alex Nieora (UKIP)
• 15,832 (7.88%, +3.76%)
• Meena Hans (Green) 15,758 (7.84%, +1.20%)
• Francesco Fruzza (LD) 13,154 (6.54%, -0.66%)

The turnout was 200,987.

BBC Radio London

The BBC Radio London team is at City Hall for our London Mayoral election extravaganza. 

Our live results show with Eddie Nestor starts at 17:00.

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After four constituency results out of 14 have been declared in the London Assembly election the turnout is 716,304 (46.09%, +7.03%).

BBC News Channel

Former London Mayor Ken Livingstone has commented on the anti-Semitism row that engulfed Labour last week.

He told the BBC News Channel others in Labour made an issue of it and told the critics: "You've cost us seats all over the country."  

Results from two constituencies have been declared for the Mayoral election.

Sadiq Khan won Lambeth & Southwark, while Zac Goldsmith won Bexley & Bromley.

The results have been declared for Lambeth & Southwark with Labour holding the seat.

There was a small swing to the Conservatives but Florence Eshalomi retained the place.

Full results:

• Florence Eshalomi (Lab) 96,946 (51.63%, -1.18%) 
• Robert Flint (C) 34,703 (18.48%, -0.89%)
• Rashid Nix (Green) 25,793 (13.74%, +2.23%)
• Michael Bukola (LD) 21,489 (11.44%, -0.20%)
• Idham Ramadi (UKIP) 6,591 (3.51%, +0.72%)
• Kevin Parkin (SPGB) 1,333 (0.71%, -1.15%)
• Amadu Kanumansa (APP) 906 (0.48%)

The turnout was 6.7% higher than it was in 2012.

The results have been declared for West Central with the Conservatives holding the seat.

There was a 5.2% swing from the Conservatives to Labour but Tony Devenish still retained the seat.

The West Central constituency is made up of the London boroughs of Westminster, Kensington and Chelsea, and Hammersmith & Fulham.

Full results:

• Tony Devenish (C) 67,775 (44.20%, -6.18%) 
• Mandy Richards (Lab) 53,211 (34.71%, +4.22%) 
• Jennifer Nadel (Green) 14,050 (9.16%, +0.42%) 
• Annabel Mullin (LD) 10,577 (6.90%, +0.04%) 
• Clive Egan (UKIP) 7,708 (5.03%, +1.50%)

The turnout was 153,321.

The results have been declared for Merton & Wandsworth with Labour gaining the seat from the Conservatives.

Leonie Cooper won 42% of the vote to give Labour a majority of 2.3%.

Full results:

• Leonie Cooper (Lab) 77,340 (41.71%, +5.17%) 
• David Dean (C) 73,039 (39.39%, -3.75%) 
• Esther Obiri-Darko (Green) 14,682 (7.92%, +0.44%) 
• Adrian Hyyrylainen-Trett (LD) 10,732 (5.79%, -2.09%) 
• Elizabeth Jones (UKIP) 8,478 (4.57%, +2.11%) 
• Thamilini Kulendran (Ind) 1,142 (0.62%, -0.99%) Lab maj 4,301 (2.32%)

The turnout was higher than in 2012 with 185,431 voting in the borough.

Tim Donovan
BBC London, Political Editor

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So much for the predicted low turnout.

It looks like many more voters went to the polling stations than in 2012, with a possible overall turnout of over 40%.

Was it the sunny weather that did it?

Prof Tony Travers from the London School of Economics tells  BBC London's political editor Tim Donovan he expects it will be "one of the bigger victories" for Sadiq Khan in the London mayoral election.

BBC Sport

England winger Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain has been ruled out of this summer's European Championship after suffering his second knee injury of the season.

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Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger says "there is no chance of the Euros" for the 22-year-old, who is expected to be out for a further six to eight weeks.

Oxlade-Chamberlain suffered his initial knee injury in the Champions League defeat by Barcelona on 23 February.