SNP win a third successive term at Holyrood
But the party falls short of an overall majority
The Scottish Conservatives beat Labour into second place
Scottish Greens overtake Liberal Democrats
Green candidate Ross Greer, 21, becomes youngest MSP
UKIP fails to win a seat at Holyrood
Claire Harris
BBC Scotland
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Will Labour's Iain Gray retain the East Lothian constituency, or could the SNP gain the seat?
From BBC Scotland's Nick Eardley
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Brian Taylor
BBC Scotland Political Editor
Another result. Another very poor result for Labour.
For the Tories, could be insubstantial in wider terms but that is a decent increase in the vote in Hamilton.
More to come, much more, but it seems that the rethink in Labour ranks will have to be deep and searching.
No political party has a right to exist, let alone to command support.
Labour - again, to stress, on results so far - may be facing a fundamental reappraisal.
Image source, bbcLib Dem Tavish Scott increased his majority to 4,895 over the SNP.
Image source, bbcLib Dem candidate Tavish Scott is elected the MSP for Shetland
From BBC Scotland's Andrew Black
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Image source, bbcScottish Green Party co-convener Patrick Harvie arrives at the Emirates Arena in Glasgow.
Christina McKelvie of the SNP has been returned to her seat in Hamilton, Larkhall and Stonehouse and says she never listens to polls and never believes anything until the numbers are read.
Ms McKelvie says Scotland "wants something to believe in".
Here's the latest gossip on Edinburgh Southern from our reporter Morag Kinniburgh.
Labour are indicating that they are "pretty confident" about taking Edinburgh Southern.
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Image source, bbcSNP candidate Jim Eadie, hands clasped behind his back, watches the count closely
Meanwhile SNP incumbent Jim Eadie is saying it's looking a "very close" contest.
From BBC Scotland’s David Miller
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From BBC Scotland's Craig Anderson
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Professor John Curtice
Polling expert
The SNP have held Hamilton on a swing of 5% from Labour.
There is a swing of 9% from Labour to the Conservatives which if replicated elsewhere in Scotland would be enough to put Labour and the Cons neck and neck.
Image source, bbcSNP MSP Christina McKelvie holds Hamilton Larkhall and Stonehouse.
BBC reporter Ian Hamilton says it's too tight to call in Eastwood.
Conservative candidate Jackson Carlaw is hoping to peg back Labour's Ken Macintosh who won the seat in 2011.
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Jamie McIvor
BBC Scotland education correspondent
In Motherwell, Scottish Labour sources are admitting they have probably lost the three seats which they are defending.
This means Scottish Labour's Elaine Smith will only be returned to Holyrood if the party get fourth list MSP.
From BBC Scotland's Nick Eardley
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Craig Anderson
BBC Scotland
Gail Ross, SNP candidate for Caithness, Sutherland & Ross, rocking the count in Dingwall with a pair of ruby slippers. The SNP are confident of retaining the constituency. So is she over the moon and over the rainbow?
From BBC Scotland's Steven Duff
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From BBC Scotland’s Laura Maciver
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