Conservative MP and former Welsh Secretary Stephen Crabb, who was re-elected in Preseli Pembrokeshire, said: "We did go into this election wanting to provide greater stability for the country, wanting to draw the country together after that divisive EU referendum campaign last year.

"The motivations for doing this election were entirely right and proper, to strengthen the position of the United Kingdom before going into what will prove to be the most difficult set of international negotiations we've faced since the Second World War.

"Clearly something has gone wrong because the country has wanted to talk about other issues at this election time.

"They wanted to raise other concerns and there are a whole lot of new voters who were less concerned about Brexit and more concerned about issues to do with quality of life and their economic security into the future."

Listen live to Oliver Hides and Felicity Evans on BBC Radio Wales for the latest analysis of the general election results.

BBC political correspondent Arwyn Jones looks at Plaid Cymru's performance so far, with one key seat for the party - Ceredigion - yet to declare.

Speaking about the results so far, Prof Richard Wyn Jones said it had been a bad night and a personal failure for Theresa May:

"There will be great anger within the Conservative party... they didn't need to call this election. It's confused their position totally."

He said it had also been a bad night for the SNP and that losing "politicians of substance" was a blow to the party.

He added: "I think we're seeing the end of the Liberal Democrats - certainly in Wales, but it's looking very bad for them in England too".

In terms of success, he described Labour's performance as "an amazing, personal success for Jeremy Corbyn".

Former Welsh Secretary Stephen Crabb has been re-elected as MP for Preseli Pembrokeshire.

The former UK Secretary for Work and Pensions has held the seat since 2005.

It was a close result between the Conservative and Labour's Philippa Thompson, with a "bundle flick" taking place at the count.

A Welsh Labour source says young voters have been a "huge" factor for the party.

The source said they have voted in "unprecedented numbers, and transformed the outcome in some seats".

Stephen Crabb is passing time waiting for the result of a "bundle flick" to see if he will keep his job as MP for Preseli Pembrokeshire

Labour fought a positive campaign in Cardiff North which resulted in the party taking the seat from the Conservatives, its newly election MP says.

The party's Anna McMorrin polled 26,081 votes with the Tories' Craig Williams on 21,907.

Ms Morrin said the Tories had tried to make the election about Brexit and it was important a good deal was now struck on leaving the EU.

Ynys Mon AM Rhun ap Iorwerth said Plaid Cymru is disappointed at not winning the parliamentary seat at the general election.

The party's former leader Ieuan Wyn Jones failed to return to Westminster as the party slipped to third in the constituency.

David TC Davies, who has been re-elected as MP for Monmouth, said Theresa May "maintains my confidence" and is the woman to lead Britain through the Brexit negotiations.

Reacting to a Welsh Conservative source suggesting that there should have been more of a Welsh campaign, Mr Davies told BBC Wales: "We don't know what the reason is.

"There is a mixed picture across the whole of the United Kingdom.

"You can't single Wales out and say it is any worse at the moment than anywhere else.

"I don't know what we would have done differently in Wales if we had been able to do things differently in Wales."

He said: "It's fair to say things have gone wrong. It's far too early to start thinking what they may be."

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The ballot papers are being counted for the third time in Aberaeron.

Conservatives are celebrating the re-election of Brexit Minister David Jones in Clwyd West.

Cardiff West MP Kevin Brennan says it's been "an emotional night in Cardiff West".

Mr Brennan's campaign was launched by former first minister Rhodri Morgan who passed away during the campaign.

His successor as Cardiff West MP said: "My victory tonight, and increased majority is dedicated to Rhodri Morgan".

A senior Welsh Conservative AM has said the Tory campaign was "too personal".

Darren Millar told BBC Wales' general election programme: "I think one of the other things which I think we've made an error with is focusing very much on the personality that is Jeremy Corbyn.

"I don't like that sort of campaigning.

"It would have been much better presenting a positive vision for the future."

Welsh Affairs Editor Vaughan Roderick says that if the Liberal Democrats lost Ceredigion, it would be the first time that Wales has been without a Liberal/Lib Dem MP since 1859.