Labour gained Cardiff North, Vale of Clwyd and Gower from the Conservatives, winning their highest share of the Welsh vote since Tony Blair's first landslide victory in 1997.
The Liberal Democrats were wiped out after Mark Williams lost the Ceredigion seat to Plaid Cymru.
Final seats: Labour - 28 Conservatives - 8 Plaid Cymru - 4
Welsh Labour are hailing their best vote share since 1997 and three seats gained in Gower, Vale of Clwyd and Cardiff North. Party sources are claiming that the very distinct campaigns fought by Carwyn Jones and Jeremy Corbyn jointly delivered a result beyond expectations.
They say Welsh Labour’s campaign, led by Carwyn Jones, connected positively with voters across Wales, while Labour’s UK campaign, led by Jeremy Corbyn, was hugely effective, especially in energising 18 – 24 year olds who voted in unprecedented numbers.
Theresa May is appointing new cabinet members in a reshuffle, following an election that saw the Conservatives lose their majority.
Following the General Election results, you can catch up on the Wales at Six election special here.