Labour escapes meltdown in night of electoral chaos
A man outside a polling station in Pencaitland near EdinburghPhotograph: David Cheskin/PAAlex Salmond, leader of the SNP, walks into a polling station to vote in the Scottish parliamentry electionsPhotograph: Jeff J Mitchell/GettyVoters walk to the polling station in Pennan to cast their vote in the Scottish parliamentary electionsPhotograph: Jeff J Mitchell/Getty
Welsh first minister Rhodri Morgan leaves a polling station after casting his vote in Michaelston-le-Pit, south WalesPhotograph: Anthony Devlin/PABallot papers are counted at the Aberdeen Exhibition centre before being put into the automatic counting machines for the Scottish parliament elections count in AberdeenPhotograph: Andrew Milligan/PABallot boxes are emptied at the Aberdeen City and Shire countPhotograph: Jeff J Mitchell/GettyAutomatic counting machines in Aberdeen Exhibition CentrePhotograph: Andrew Milligan/PAAn electronic counting machine is cleaned whilst Ballot papers are counted at the Aberdeen Exhibition CentrePhotograph: Andrew Milligan/PAA woman views a monitor displaying ballot papers which have been scanned by the automatic machines for the Aberdeen City and Aberdeen Shire countPhotograph: Andrew Milligan/PAThe counting of ballots begins at City Hall in Cardiff in the Welsh regional and Assembly electionsPhotograph: Anthony Devlin/PALiberal Democrat MP Malcolm Bruce looks at results on television screens at the Aberdeen City and Shire countPhotograph: Jeff J Mitchell/GettySNP leader Alex Salmond celebrates winning his Gordon constituency as Liberal Democrat candidate Nora Radcliff looks on at the Scottish parliament electionsPhotograph: Andrew Milligan/PA
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