The General Election exit poll has shown a massive majority for the Tories - the biggest Conservative majority since Margaret Thatcher’s reign.
The earliest indications, released to broadcasters as polls closed at 10pm, suggests the Tories will win 368 seats, with Labour way down on 191.
If the poll is correct, it means the Tories will have a majority of 86.
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Based on the views of 20,000 people at 144 polling stations, the exit poll is the first indication about the result of the General Election, and in the past has brought out accurate outcomes.
They are based on voters interviewed as they come out of polling stations.
These are the full results of the exit poll:
Conservatives 368 (+50)
Labour 191 (-71)
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Lib Dem 13 (+1)
SNP 55 (+20)
Plaid Cymru 3 (-1)
Green 1 (no change)
Brexit Party (no change)
Other 19 (+1)
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As with the last three elections, it's carried out by BBC News, ITV News and Sky News.
It follows a long campaign, and on Thursday, voters headed to the polls to choose who will lead the next government in what was described by the Prime Minister as the "most important General Election in a lifetime".
It's been a long campaign, and through the night, businesses and the public will discover whether Tory leader Boris Johnson or Labour's Jeremy Corbyn have done enough to win public trust on policies such as Brexit, the economy, austerity and the NHS.
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Polls have been open since 7am today (December 12) and closed at 10pm.
By Friday morning, we should have an idea of what the next government will look like - with the possible outcomes being a majority, hung parliament, or another coalition.
More to follow.