Boris Johnson has secured a massive majority in the House of Commons after a stunning victory in the general election.
On a devastating night for Labour - during which Jeremy Corbyn announced he would stand down as leader - the Conservative Party sailed past the 326 seats needed for an outright majority shortly after 5am.
As the votes were counted and the results rolled in, the Conservatives gained seats in Labour's heartland while the Liberal Democrats failed to make any major gains and leader Jo Swinson lost her seat.
With our graphics you can see the latest picture from a dramatic election night and morning, including the number of seats won by party...
And how that rates against the 2017 results.
With our interactive national map you can hover over each constituency to see which party has won and if they have held it or won it from a rival.
London, with 73 constituencies, finished predominantly Labour red, although the Liberal Democrats took three seats, including Richmond.
You can also follow our live coverage of the election news, analysis and results here.
