Who won the general election 2019? Results in full and map of new MPs

The votes have been counted and the results are in - with the Conservatives winning their biggest majority since Margaret Thatcher in 1987.

Boris Johnson's 365 seats mean he has secured an overall Commons majority of 80, winning the election and defeating Jeremy Corbyn's Labour Party.

Labour did worse by a hair's breadth than Michael Foot's infamous "longest suicide note in history" manifesto in 1983 - winning just 203 seats, the party's worst performance since 1935.

Lib Dem leader Jo Swinson lost her East Dunbartonshire seat and Jeremy Corbyn announced he would step down as Labour leader before the next election.

Below you can find summaries of the results in full - including the seats won, popular vote, vote share, national swing, gains and losses, all the seats changing hands and all the MPs losing their seats.

To search for the exact results in your seat by postcode please click here.

Meanwhile we have also rounded up the 13 moments that highlighted what happened overnight, profiled the big beast MPs who lost their seats and have a guide to what will happen to Brexit now.

Seats won if we'd used proportional representation

General election results 2019 - national swing

Labour to Conservative: 4.70%

Conservative to Lib Dem: 1.36%

Labour to Lib Dem: 6.06%

General election results 2019 - gains and losses

Conservatives: 75 gains, 9 losses

Labour: 13 gains*, 55 losses

Lib Dems: 3 gains, 13 losses

SNP: 14 gains, 1 loss

Greens: No change

DUP: 2 losses

Sinn Fein: 1 gain, 1 loss

Plaid Cymru: No change

*But this is mostly from independents in seats that were already Labour from 2017, so they are not true 'gains'.

General election results 2019 - turnout

Turnout was 67.26%, higher than in 2015 but lower than the 2017 election - and still far behind the rates of more than 70% that had held firm in every election since 1922 until 2001.

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Map of the 2019 general election results

Full list of seats that have changed hands

Labour gains

Putney - Labour gain from Conservatives

Conservative gains

Ashfield - Conservative gain from Labour

Barrow & Furness - Conservative gain from Labour

Blyth Valley - Conservative gain from Labour

Blackpool South - Conservative gain from Labour

Bolsover - Conservative gain from Labour

Bolton North East - Conservative gain from Labour

Birmingham Northfield - Conservative gain from Labour

Bishop Auckland - Conservative gain from Labour

Bridgend - Conservative gain from Labour

Burnley - Conservative gain from Labour

Bury South - Conservative gain from Labour

Bury North - Conservative gain from Labour

Carshalton and Wallington - Conservative gain from the Lib Dems

Clwyd South - Conservative gain from Labour

Colne Valley - Conservative gain from Labour

Crewe and Nantwich - Conservative gain from Labour

Darlington - Conservative gain from Labour

Delyn - Conservative gain from Labour

Derby North - Conservative gain from Labour

Dewsbury - Conservative gain from Labour

Don Valley - Conservative gain from Labour

Dudley North - Conservative gain from Labour

Durham North West - Conservative gain from Labour

Gedling: Conservative gain from Labour

Great Grimsby - Conservative gain from Labour

Heywood and Middleton - Conservative gain from Labour

High Peak - Conservative gain from Labour

Hyyndburn - Conservative gain from Labour

Ipswich - Conservative gain from Labour

Kensington - Conservative gain from Labour

Leigh - Conservative gain from Labour

Lincoln - Conservative gain from Labour

Newcastle-under-Lyme - Conservative gain from Labour

Penistone & Stocksbridge - Conservative gain from Labour

Peterborough - Conservative gain from Labour

Redcar - Conservative gain from Labour

Rother Valley - Conservative gain from Labour

Scunthorpe - Conservative gain from Labour

Sedgefield - Conservative gain from Labour

Stockton South North - Conservative gain from Labour

Stoke-on-Trent - Conservative  gain from Labour

Vale of Clwyd - Conservative gain from Labour

Wakefield - Conservative gain from Labour

Warrington South - Conservative gain from Labour

West Bromwich East - Conservative gain from Labour

West Bromwich West - Conservative gain from Labour

Wrexham - Conservative gain from Labour

Workington - Conservative gain from Labour

Wolverhampton North East - Conservative gain from Labour

Wolverhampton South West - Conservative gain from Labour

Ynys Mon - Conservative gain from Labour

Lib Dem gains

North East Fife - Lib Dem gain from SNP

Richmond Park - Lib Dem gain from Conservatives

St Albans - Lib Dem gain from Conservatives

SNP gains

Angus - SNP gain from Conservatives

Aberdeen South: SNP gain from Conservatives

Ayr, Carrick and Cumnock - SNP gain from Conservatives

Coatbridge, Chryston and Bellshill - SNP gain from Labour

Dunbartonshire East: SNP gain from Lib Dems

East Lothian - SNP gain from Labour

Glasgow North East - SNP gain from Labour

Kirkcaldy and Caldenbeath - SNP gain from Labour

Midlothian - SNP gain from Conservatives

Ochil and South Perthshire - SNP gain from Conservatives

Renfrewshire East - SNP gain from Conservatives

Rutherglen & Hamilton West - SNP gain from Labour

Stirling - SNP gain from Conservatives

Sinn Fein gains

Belfast North - Sinn Fein gain from DUP

SDLP gains

Belfast South - SDLP gain from DUP

Foyle - SDLP gain from Sinn Fein

Full list of sitting MPs defeated in the general election

Luciana Berger (LD, lost in Finchley & Golders Green but was a Member elsewhere)

Tom Brake (LD, Carshalton & Wallington)

Richard Burden (Lab, Birmingham Northfield)

Jenny Chapman (Lab, Darlington)

Colin Clark (C, Gordon)

Vernon Coaker (Lab, Gedling)

Julie Cooper (Lab, Burnley)

Sir David Crausby (Lab, Bolton North East)

Mary Creagh (Lab, Wakefield)

Nic Dakin (Lab, Scunthorpe)

Emma Dent Coad (Lab, Kensington)

Jane Dodds (LD, Brecon & Radnorshire)

Nigel Dodds (DUP, Belfast North)

David Drew (Lab Co-op, Stroud)

Frank Field (BSJP, Birkenhead)

Caroline Flint (Lab, Don Valley)

Lisa Forbes (Lab, Peterborough)

James Frith (Lab, Bury North)

Hugh Gaffney (Lab, Coatbridge, Chryston & Bellshill)

Mike Gapes (Change, Ilford South)

David Gauke (Ind, Hertfordshire South West)

Ruth George (Lab, High Peak)

Stephen Gethins (SNP, Fife North East)

Roger Godsiff (Ind, Birmingham Hall Green)

Zac Goldsmith (C, Richmond Park)

Helen Goodman (Lab, Bishop Auckland)

Luke Graham (C, Ochil & Perthshire South)

Dominic Grieve (Ind, Beaconsfield)

John Grogan (Lab, Keighley)

Sam Gyimah (LD, lost in Kensington but was a Member elsewhere)

Kirstene Hair (C, Angus)

David Hanson (Lab, Delyn)

Sue Hayman (Lab, Workington)

Graham Jones (Lab, Hyndburn)

Susan Elan Jones (Lab, Clwyd South)

Stephen Kerr (C, Stirling)

Ged Killen (Lab Co-op, Rutherglen & Hamilton West)

Lesley Laird (Lab, Kirkcaldy & Cowdenbeath)

Karen Lee (Lab, Lincoln)

Dr Phillip Lee (LD, lost in Wokingham but was a Member elsewhere)

Chris Leslie (Change, Nottingham East)

Ivan Lewis (Ind, Bury South)

Emma Little Pengelly (DUP, Belfast South)

Stephen Lloyd (LD, Eastbourne)

Anne Main (C, St Albans)

Gordon Marsden (Lab, Blackpool South)

Sandy Martin (Lab, Ipswich)

Paul Masterton (C, Renfrewshire East)

Elisha McCallion (SF, Foyle)

Liz McInnes (Lab, Heywood & Middleton)

Anne Milton (Ind, Guildford)

Madeleine Moon (Lab, Bridgend)

Melanie Onn (Lab, Great Grimsby)

Laura Pidcock (Lab, Durham North West)

Joanne Platt (Lab Co-op, Leigh)

Faisal Rashid (Lab, Warrington South)

Emma Reynolds (Lab, Wolverhampton North East)

Danielle Rowley (Lab, Midlothian)

Chris Ruane (Lab, Vale of Clwyd)

Antoinette Sandbach (LD, Eddisbury)

Paula Sherriff (Lab, Dewsbury)

Gavin Shuker (ND, Luton South)

Dennis Skinner (Lab, Bolsover)

Ruth Smeeth (Lab, Stoke-on-Trent North)

Angela Smith (LD, lost in Altrincham & Sale West but was a Member elsewhere)

Eleanor Smith (Lab, Wolverhampton South West)

Laura Smith (Lab, Crewe & Nantwich)

Gareth Snell (Lab Co-op, Stoke-on-Trent Central)

Anna Soubry (Change, Broxtowe)

Paul Sweeney (Lab Co-op, Glasgow North East)

Jo Swinson (LD, Dunbartonshire East)

Anna Turley (Lab Co-op, Redcar)

Thelma Walker (Lab, Colne Valley)

Martin Whitfield (Lab, East Lothian)

Paul Williams (Lab, Stockton South)

Chris Williamson (Ind, Derby North)

Phil Wilson (Lab, Sedgefield)

Dr Sarah Wollaston (LD, Totnes)