Local and PCC elections 2016
All the results are in for the local and Police and Crime Commissioner 2016 elections across the Midlands. Find out who has been elected in your area.
Conservatives win PCC election in Northamptonshire
The Conservative candidate Stephen Mold has been elected Police & Crime Commissioner for Northamptonshire.
He replaces fellow Tory Adam Simmonds who stepped down from the role after one term in office.
Mr Mold took 41% of the vote in the first count with Labour's Kevin McKeever second on 36%.
Once second preference votes from the rejected UKIP candidate Sam Watts were taken into account, Mr Mold won by more than 9,000 votes.
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Cameron: 'Local elections are meant to be day of dread'
David Cameron has arrived in Peterborough to celebrate his party's victory in the local elections.
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The morning after the night before: The Midlands
Labour strongholds tended to remain so - apart from a major loss for the party in Dudley.
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Labour losses in England not as bad as expected
Labour suffered losses in English council elections, but the initial results were not as bad as many had expected.