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From the Tories winning seats in traditional Labour heartlands to Jo Swinson losing her seat.

Boris Johnson tells Nicola Sturgeon in a phone call that he has "unwavering commitment" to the union despite the SNP's election success.

This election's been full of historic results - but what does the future look like for you, the parties and Scotland?

All of the centrist MPs who recently defected from Labour and the Conservatives failed to win seats.

After a fourth election loss in a row, will a change of leader be enough to turn the party's fortunes around?

Boris Johnson delivers his first speech from Downing Street after winning an 80-seat Commons majority.

Boris Johnson says he hopes his party's "extraordinary" election victory will bring "closure" to years of acrimony.

Liberal Democrat leader Jo Swinson says she is "devastated" at the general election result.

She says she is "proud" to have been the Liberal Democrats' first female leader, as she steps down.

The Labour leader says he will not walk away from the role until a successor is chosen.

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn responds to his party's heavy election defeat, defending his manifesto.

The first minster says the SNP vote in Scotland means Scotland has a "democratic right" to choose its future.

The Conservative party has won the seat of Bassetlaw, which Labour had held since 1935.

The BBC carried out its biggest test of machine-generated journalism to cover the general election.

Seats held by Labour for generations across the Midlands and north of England are won by the Tories.

A busy night of vote counting and election results.

The Tories win their biggest majority since the 1980s, as Boris Johnson says the victory is a mandate to take the UK out of the EU.

It's a busy day for Boris Johnson as he resumes his role as prime minister.

The former Labour MP for Ipswich, Sandy Martin, takes aim at politicians after losing his seat.

The prime minister says he will work "night and day, flat out" to prove his backers right.