Anne-Marie Trevelyan made it a hat-trick of election victories when she held on to Berwick.
The Conservative MP was first elected in 2015 following the retirement of Liberal Democrat Sir Alan Beith.
She held of a challenge from Lib Dem Julie Porksen in 2017 and managed to extend her majority.
Elsewhere in the region her Conservative colleagues held Hexham and made gains in Sedgefield, North West Durham, Blyth Valley and Bishop Auckland.
Below, you will find the results for Berwick-Upon-Tweed. This page is being updated throughout the night. You can also follow live updates in our results blog.
Which candidates stood for election in Berwick and how did they score?
Tom Hancock (Liberal Democrat) - 7,656
Thomas Stewart (Green) - 1,394
Anne-Marie Trevelyan (Conservative) - 23,947
Trish Williams (Labour) - 9,112
What happened in the Berwick constituency in the 2017 general election?
Last time around , Anne-Marie Trevelyan held her Berwick seat with a huge increased majority following a turnout of 71.5%.
The accountant clinched 22,145 votes, an increase on the 16,603 she received in 2015.
The Lib Dems, who had previously held the seat for four decades, fell to second place in 2015 but at the last election collapsed to third place, behind Labour's Scott Dickinson.
Labour edged closer to the Tories gaining around 4,000 seats, rising from 6,042 in 2015 to 10,364 two years later.
The result in full was:
Anne-Marie Trevelyan (Conservatives) 22,145
Scott Dickinson (Labour) 10,364
Julie Porksen (Liberal Democrat) 8,916
Thomas Stewart (Green Party) 787
General Election 2019
How did Berwick vote in the 2016 EU Referendum?
People in Northumberland voted strongly in favour of leaving the European Union .
In one of the last results in Britain to be declared, Leave clocked up 96,699 votes to 82,022 for Remain, with a turnout of 74.4%.
See how that compares to the rest of the North East.
What are the 2019 general election results for Berwick?
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Which parties and MPs have held the Berwick seat in the past?
Liberal Democrat Alan Beith held the seat for 42 years, until he stood down at the General Election in May 2015, and was replaced by Conservative Anne-Marie Trevelyan.
