Newcastle-Upon-Tyne Central are the first constituency to declare at the 2019 General Election.
Chi Onwurah of the Labour Party gained 58% of the vote share in her constituency however this is a reduction of 7.3% from her victory in 2017.
The result was declared at 23:26 with a turnout of 65% of the electorate voting in the election.
For a time it looked as though Blyth Valley would announce their result first but due to a recount they finished third behind Sunderland South.
Blyth Valley did however become the first seat to change hands at this election as a 10% swing in favour of the Conservatives saw Ian Levy become the first Tory MP in that seat since it was created in 1950.
