Philip Sim
BBC Scotland political reporter

Full result from Orkney & Shetland. Alistair Carmichael increases his majority to over 4,000

RESULT: LIB DEMS HOLD Orkney & Shetland.

Alistair CArmichael holds the only seat the Lib Dems had in Scotland in the last parliament. They now have four MPs.

Edinburgh South MP Ian Murray- Scotland's only Labour MP in the last parliament - will be returning to Westminster with six Labour colleagues next week.

He told BBC Scotland: "The Scottish public have spoken this evening and they have said to both the first minister and the prime minister that what's on offer to the people of this country is unacceptable and they must change direction."

When he was asked whether he would be willing to serve in any cabinet of Jeremy Corbyn, he repeatedly refused to answer the question directly.

He said: "First and foremost I'll be going to Westminster to represent the constituents who have sent me there, whether they voted for me or not, like I have consistently done over the last seven years.

"What will be wonderful will be to have a Scottish parliamentary Labour party meeting next week with seven MPs and lots of Scottish Labour Lords taking the fight to whatever government we end up with."

Philip Sim
BBC Scotland political reporter

Going to a third recount in North East Fife. Paper thin between the Lib Dems and SNP.

The SNP's foreign affairs spokesman had swept to power in the Gordon constituency with a 8,687 majority in 2015, overturning decades of Liberal Democrat rule.

He joined the party in 1973 while at St Andrews University and was elected MP for Banff and Buchan in 1987.

He took over the leadership of the SNP for the first time in 1990 and remained at the helm in 1997 when the SNP increased its tally of MPs to six and played a key part in the successful campaign for a new Scottish Parliament.

In 2007, he returned to Holyrood as MSP for Gordon and Scotland's new first minister, a position he held for seven years, making him the longest serving first minister.

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Laura Maciver
BBC Scotland

We are hearing it could be as tight as one vote in North East Fife.

It might be leaning towards the Liberal Democrats.

The four seats still to declare are:

Orkney and Shetland

Fife North East

Dumfriesshire, Clydesdale and Tweeddale

Dumfries and Galloway

Philip Sim
BBC Scotland political reporter

SNP now on 34 seats, with four still to declare. If you went to bed saying "ahh that exit poll will never be right..."

Philip Sim
BBC Scotland political reporter

Don't forget the Holyrood by-election - Rachael Hamilton is heading back to Holyrood, holding John Lamont's old seat comfortably for the Tories

Brendan O'Hara has held the seat of Argyll and Bute for the SNP, with a majority of 1,328 over the Conservatives.

Philip Sim
BBC Scotland political reporter

Don't forget the Holyrood by-election - Rachael Hamilton is heading back to Holyrood, holding John Lamont's old seat comfortably for the Tories.

Ettrick Roxburghshire Berwickshire MSP: Rachael Hamilton CON - 20,658

Gail Hendry SNP - 11,320

Catriona Bhatia LD - 3,196

Sally Prentice LAB - 3,406

Find more breakdowns of the results so far here.

With all but five of the seats in Scotland declared we are forecasting that the final vote shares for the parties will be as follows:

Conservative 29% up 14

Labour 27% up 3

SNP 37% down 13

Lib Dems 7% down 1

This means that the Conservatives will overtake Labour as the larger of the two parties in Scotland for the first time since 1959.

After the second recount in North East Fife, there is now just ONE vote in it.