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General Election 2017: LIVE reaction
- Labour gains Stockton South from the Conservatives
- Conservatives win Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland from Labour
- Newcastle Central beat Sunderland to declare first
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Berwick MP: 'We'll have another election by 2019'
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GE2017: How your constituency voted
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GE2017: Ian Lavery hails 'positive and bold' campaign
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General Election: Where the North East stands now
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UKIP General Secretary Jonathan Arnott resigns
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General Election 2017: Quotes of the night
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UKIP candidate camera-shy after Hartlepool defeat
Labour held on to its North East heartland, retaining seats right across the region. Both Labour and the Conservatives increased their share of the vote at the expense of UKIP, which even saw its vote decline heavily in Hartlepool - its key target seat in the North East.
WATCH: UKIP's Philip Broughton avoids questions from our reporter:
VIDEO: Shock result in Stockton South
In a night of surprises, the biggest shock result for the North East was in Stockton South, where the former Conservative minister, James Wharton, lost his seat. The Labour and Conservative vote increased, with UKIP and the Liberal Democrats losing out.
Watch Claire Montgomery's report:
Theresa May will not resign as Prime Minister
Helen Goodman retains Bishop Auckland for Labour
Helen Goodman has hung on to her Bishop Auckland seat for Labour, despite predictions it would go to the Conservatives.
She told ITV News Tyne Tees the Tories "over-stretched themselves" when they tried to create a political earthquake in the North East:
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Berwick MP: 'We'll have another election by 2019'
When questioned on ITV News Tyne Tees about when the next election might be, the MP for Berwick Upon Tweed said "not before 2019".
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GE2017: How your constituency voted
A total of 37 seats were up for grabs on Thursday. Here is a run-down of how they stand now