General Election 2015
News, analysis and reaction from the Anglia region to the General Election on 7 May 2015.
Political expert: "Even the Conservatives will be surprised to have secured a majority"
A Political theorist from the University of East Anglia says that even the Conservatives will be surprised after the party secured a shock majority.
Many polls has predicted that it would be a tight run thing between Labour and the Tories, but it didn't turn out that way as David Cameron returned to number 10.
Professor Alan Finlayson says that Mr Cameron will be pleased to now be in charge of a majority government, but added that he could still face difficulty passing through bills in parliament.
Click below to hear from Professor Alan Finlayson
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Nigel Farage: Ukip is no one-man band
Nigel Farage has denied that Ukip is a "one-man band" after his surprise return as leader - just three days after resigning.
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The Anglia region's new MPs head for Westminster
The Anglia region elected ten new MPs at the 2015 General Election and many are already heading to Westminster.
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Lamb cools leadership talk following disastrous night
Norman Lamb has cooled talk of him becoming the next leader of the Liberal Democrats as speculation mounts about the future of Nick Clegg.