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In Reading, Labour's Matt Rodda retained his Reading Central seat, whilst the new constituency of Reading West and Mid Berkshire was won by Labour's Olivia Bailey.

In Windsor and Maidenhead, Windsor was held by the Conservatives, with Jack Rankin the new MP there. Maidenhead went to the Liberal Democrats' Joshua Reynolds.

Labour's Tan Dhesi held on to Slough.

Meanwhile, Bracknell went red for the first time as Peter Swallow secured a majority, whilst the new seat of Earley and Woodley went to Labour's Yuan Yang.

The Liberal Democrats' Lee Dillon and Clive Jones took Newbury and Wokingham respectively.

The Liberal Democrats have gained the seat of Maidenhead from the Conservatives.

That seat was previously held by former PM Theresa May - who announced she was standing down as an MP at this election.

The Lib Dem's Joshua Reynolds takes the seat, ahead of the Conservative candidate, Tania Mathias, in second.

The Lib Dems have gained the seat that was previously held by former prime minister Theresa May.

Joshua Reynolds is Maidenhead's new MP. He won 21,895 votes.

Mr Reynolds beat the Conservatives' Tania Mathias, who won 18,932 votes.

Jo Smith was third for Labour, with 5,766 votes.

It was announced on Thursday night that Mrs May will join the House of Lords.

The Conservatives have held Windsor and Jack Rankin is its new MP.

He won 16,483 votes. Labour's Pavitar Mann was second, with 10,026 votes, and the Lib Dems' Julian Tisi was third with 9,539 votes.

Its former Tory MP, Adam Afriyie, stood down ahead of Thursday's general election.

Labour’s Olivia Bailey has taken Reading West and Mid Berkshire, beating the Conservatives’ Ross Mackinnon by 1,361 votes.

It's a new constituency and has been created from parts of the Reading West, Newbury and Wokingham seats.

Conservative candidate for Windsor, Jack Rankin, said it has been “a tough night” for the party, adding “it’s our fault”.

“The Conservative Party has lost the trust of millions of people nationally and we’ve got no one to blame other than ourselves,” he said.

“It’s fair to say we have lost this election rather than Labour has won it.”

He said the party has “drifted from its core values” and suffered as a result of “errors” including the D-Day incident.

Liberal Democrat Lee Dillon has won the Newbury seat, replacing Conservative Laura Farris, who has been in the seat since 2019.

Mr Dillon was previously the leader of West Berkshire Council but resigned to campaign to win the seat.

Conservative candidate and former MP for Newbury Laura Farris says it has been a “disappointing night” for the party.

“When you take a heavy defeat you need to obviously really, really carefully reflect on what’s gone wrong,” she tells BBC Radio Berkshire.

She says she thinks some of the infighting in the party in recent years “made it look like politics was not in the service of the public”, which made things difficult, particularly for new MPs.

She adds it is “important there’s a change of government from time to time” in pluralistic societies.

The new Labour MP for Earley and Woodley, Yuan Yang, says she is "tremendously happy" with the result.

As a former Financial Times journalist and economist, she told BBC Radio Berkshire that Labour's - and her - top priority is tackling the cost of living and "getting the economy back on track".

Labour's Yuan Yang, a former Financial Times journalist, has won Earley and Woodley with 18209 votes, beating the Conservatives' Pauline Jorgensen with 17361 votes.

The Liberal Democrats, Greens and SDP were third, fourth and fifth respectively.

It’s almost neck-and-neck between Labour’s Yuan Yang and the Conservative’s Pauline Jorgensen in Earley and Woodley.

There are around about seven, maybe eight hundred votes between them.

Pauline Jorgensen says that’s enough to have some batches recounted.

But there are a full 800 votes between these two candidates so all the bets are that Labour are going to take this off the Tories.

The BBC's Katie Tyler says: "Conservative candidate for Maidenhead, Tania Mathias, has arrived at Braywick Leisure Centre as counting continues.

"She looks extremely calm, but didn't want to comment on how the evening is progressing until after the declaration is made."

The seat was previously held by former prime minister Theresa May from 1997.

Clive Jones won Wokingham with 25,743 votes, beating the Conservatives' Lucy Demery into second place. She won 17,398 votes.

Reform's Colin Wright came third with 5,274 votes. Labour's Monica Hamidi and the Greens' Merv Boniface were fourth and fifth respectively.

Turnout was 72.2%.

Liberal Democrat Clive Jones is Wokingham's new MP.

It has been held by the Conservatives for decades.

Previously Tory MP John Redwood held it from 1987 until his retirement earlier this year.

Labour's Tan Dhesi has been re-elected as the MP for Slough.

He has held the seat since 2017.

Labour's Peter Swallow has won the seat, beating the Conservatives' James Sunderland, who won the seat in 2019.

University lecturer Dr Swallow beat the Tories' James Sunderland by just under 800 votes.

But Reform won 7,445 votes, with Mr Sunderland winning 13,999.

Dr Swallow won 14,783 votes for Labour.

The BBC's Neranjana Elapatha at the Slough count says turnout in the constituency was 53.4% on Thursday.

That's lower than at 2019's general election, when it was 59%.