We spoke to the leader of the Scottish Conservatives Douglas Ross.

Turning to the Labour Party and it appears there is a reshuffle within it's top ranks going on right now.

Our Scotland Correspondent Ciaran Jenkins has this report.

Our Scotland Correspondent Ciaran Jenkins joined us from Glasgow to tell us the latest on the Scottish elections results.

What's happening in Wales? Andy Davies reports from Cardiff.

We were joined by SNP MP, Hannah Bardell and Labour MSP Daniel Johnson, and from Moffat we had Conservative MSP, Oliver Mundell.

Our Political Editor Gary Gibbon reports on the momentous set of results from across the UK.

The Conservatives wanted three key victories last night: along with Hartlepool they wanted to keep their mayors in the West Midlands and the Tees Valley.

Two people have been treated in hospital after a fire badly damaged a high-rise tower block, with a similar style of combustible cladding used on Grenfell Tower.

If you are holding out the prospect of a foreign getaway then from May 17th people in England can now travel to 12 countries on the “green list” without having to quarantine upon return.

The full results are yet to come in the contest for the Welsh Senedd. Labour was hoping for a good result but it's faced some stiff challenges from the Conservatives. 

Counting is still going on in the Scottish Parliamentary elections, but SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon comfortably held on to her seat and said she was confident that her party was on course for a fourth consecutive victory.

As some say the call for a border poll on a United Ireland is growing, what would it take to get to that point, and what would it mean to be a Unionist, if the Union no longer exists?

We spoke to the Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey and asked him if he would consider his position as leader if his party will end up losing seats overall in tomorrow's elections.

One major change this year is that 16 and 17-year-olds will have the vote for the first time.