UK election results in full: SNP overall majority slips as Labour loses Scottish and Welsh votes

Scotland

• SNP: 63
• Conservative: 31
• Labour: 24
• Green: 6
• Lib Dem: 5
• Others: 0

Despite the Scottish National Party (SNP) winning an "historic" third victory in Scottish Parliament elections, it lost its overall majority. Sturgeon's party now has 63 seats (two seats short of a majority). It was also a disappointing night for Labour north of the border as the party ended the night with 24 Members of Scottish Parliament (MSP) while the Tories made big strides, gaining 16 seats. The Lib Dems made unexpected gains, particularly in Edinburgh Western and North East Fife.

Wales

• Labour: 29
• Plaid Cymru: 12
• Conservative: 11
• Others: 7
• Lib Dem: 1

Labour fell short of an overall majority in the Welsh Assembly while UKIP celebrated winning its first seats in the Senedd. UKIP leader Nigel Farage hailed the party's "significant breakthrough" and issued a warning shot to Jeremy Corbyn's party. Speaking to Sky News, Farage said: "Unless the Labour Party were to change course, I think UKIP will go on growing at the expense of Labour.

"The party has been taken over by a hard left caucus. Is there anti-Semitism within the Labour Party? Clearly there is. Has that had a big influence on this vote? I'm not sure it has," he added. "I just think a lot of people are deserting Labour - they just don't see it as standing up for Labour values."

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English Councils (113 out of 124 accounted for)