General election 2017: Wales results as they happened

Summary

General election ends in a hung Parliament
Theresa May says she will form a government with the support of the DUP
Labour take back Gower, Cardiff North and Vale of Clwyd from the Conservatives
Welsh Labour leader Carwyn Jones calls it "the most remarkable turnaround I have seen in politics"
Liberal Democrats left without a Welsh MP for the first time since 1859
Turnout was 68.5% - up 2.9% on 2015
In Wales, Labour won 28 seats, Conservatives eight and Plaid Cymru four

Live Reporting

Sophie Gidley, Nicola Bryan and Ben Frampton

'I'm heartbroken'published at 09:00 British Summer Time 9 June 2017
Craig Williams, who lost his Cardiff North seat to Anna McMorrin, tweets.
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Doubts over May's futurepublished at 08:53 British Summer Time 9 June 2017
Prof Laura McAllister of the Wales Governance Centre tweets:
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'The comeback kid'published at 08:48 British Summer Time 9 June 2017
BBC Wales political editor Nick Servini reflects on the winners and losers.
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General election: 'Bitter recriminations among Tories'
You've done me proud, sonpublished at 08:38 British Summer Time 9 June 2017
Former Labour leader Neil Kinnock congratulates his son Stephen on retaining Aberavon with an increased majority.
Image source, Reuters
'May will stay'published at 08:26 British Summer Time 9 June 2017
Welsh Conservatives leader Andrew RT Davies expects Theresa May to form a minority government, saying the country needs stability.
However, he also says it is early days in that respect.
Image source, Welsh Conservatives
The colours of Walespublished at 08:21 British Summer Time 9 June 2017
Want to know how each of the five main parties in Wales fared?
Take a look at this party-by-party analysis.
Gower powerpublished at 08:15 British Summer Time 9 June 2017
The Conservatives gave Labour one hell of a bloody nose in 2015 when they won the Gower constituency - a seat Labour had held for more than 100 years.
However, just two years later, Labour is back after Tonia Antoniazzi turned the narrowest of Tory leads - just 27 votes - into a 3,269 majority for her party.
Welsh Labour leader Carwyn Jones is expected to visit the constituency later.
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Four key seat changespublished at 08:08 British Summer Time 9 June 2017
The moment each of the results were announced.
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General election 2017: Wales sees four key seat changes
'Most remarkable turnaround'published at 07:58 British Summer Time 9 June 2017
Welsh Labour leader Carwyn Jones said it was a "fantastic result in Wales" and believed Jeremy Corbyn managed to capture young voters.
“We had pulled out all the stops. We went out to listen to people, speak to people on the doorstep.
“Jeremy went round campaigning tirelessly around the whole of the UK listening to people.
“We ran two campaigns complimenting each other [In England and Wales]
“It is the most remarkable turnaround I have seen in politics.”
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'Dreadful night for the Tories'published at 07:51 British Summer Time 9 June 2017
Despite a strong Conservative push to win key marginal seats in Bridgend, Wrexham and Clwyd South, the party made no in-roads.
BBC Wales political editor Nick Servini says there will now be bitter recriminations in the Tory party.
Image source, Getty Images
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Craig Williams lost his seat in Cardiff North
Key points from the nightpublished at 07:36 British Summer Time 9 June 2017
A good night for Labour in Wales
Labour have taken back Gower, Cardiff North and Vale of Clwyd in a strong night for the party.
Plaid Cymru won four seats while the Liberal Democrats lost their only MP.
It means the party is left without a Welsh MP for the first time since 1859.
Image source, EPA
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Anna McMorrin is congratulated as she takes the Cardiff North seat
A recap of the resultspublished at 07:30 British Summer Time 9 June 2017
Good morning to those of you just waking up. If you missed the overnight action, here's the picture for Wales now all of the results are in.
'Grateful on a difficult night'published at 06:59 British Summer Time 9 June 2017
Preseli Pembrokeshire MP Stephen Crabb tweets
A Goldilocks election?published at 06:58 British Summer Time 9 June 2017
Did Labour have the right blend of Jeremy Corbyn and Carwyn Jones?
Was this the Goldilocks election for Welsh Labour, with just the right blend of Jeremy Corbyn and Carwyn Jones?
First Minister Mr Jones played the starring role in his party's Welsh campaign.
Mr Corbyn wasn't airbrushed out completely, but it was telling that in a speech to launch the campaign Mr Jones did not mention Jeremy once.
Early on, a senior Labour figure told me he hoped people would set aside their feelings about Mr Corbyn and return Labour MPs to stop a Tory landslide.
Read more here.
While you were sleeping...published at 06:52 British Summer Time 9 June 2017
A round-up of the night's results, analysis and reaction in Wales as Labour takes three seats from the Conservatives, Plaid Cymru gains one leaving the Liberal Democrats with none.
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Election 2017: What you missed while you were sleeping
Plaid Cymru result 'bucks trend'published at 06:51 British Summer Time 9 June 2017
Leader Leanne Wood heralds the party's victory in Ceredigion
Plaid Cymru leader Leanne Wood has heralded the party's general election result as "historic".
The party has four MPs after gaining Ceredigion from the Liberal Democrats - matching the number at the general election in 2001.
Ms Wood said the party had managed to "buck the trend" and gain a seat while being "squeezed" by Labour and the Conservatives in the campaign.
She said: "Plaid Cymru's strengthened team in Westminster will be a formidable voice to defend Wales."
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Leanne Wood says the party "bucked the trend" by gaining a seat
Winners and loserspublished at 06:40 British Summer Time 9 June 2017
BBC Wales political correspondents look at the Ceredigion result from different angles
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Meanwhile Arwyn Jones says Plaid's majority of 104 in Ceredigion is the difference between their best general election since 2001 and their worst since 1997.
Wales' youngest MPpublished at 06:38 British Summer Time 9 June 2017
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Wales politics reporter
Plaid Cymru's Ben Lake has become Wales' youngest current MP after taking Ceredigion from the Liberal Democrats.
He is 23 and took the seat by 104 votes.
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Ben Lake is Wales' youngest MP
Ceredigion result in fullpublished at 06:25 British Summer Time 9 June 2017
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Lib Dems wiped out in Walespublished at 06:20 British Summer Time 9 June 2017
Plaid Cymru have taken Ceredigion from the Liberal Democrats - leaving the party with no MPs in Wales.
Mark Williams was the party's only Welsh MP following the 2015 general election.
Plaid candidate Ben Lake has been elected.
It is the first time the Liberal Democrats have not had an MP in Wales since the party was formed.
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Mark Williams is the leader of the Welsh Liberal Democrats
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Plaid Cymru's Ben Lake took the seat from the Liberal Democrats