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Starmer’s first speech as PM: Our country has voted for change. 00:01:31, play videoStarmer’s first speech as PM: Our country has voted for change

Sunak: I am sorry, I take responsibility for this loss. 00:01:17, play videoSunak: I am sorry, I take responsibility for this loss

BBC questions Liz Truss after her defeat. 00:01:40, play videoBBC questions Liz Truss after her defeat

Penny Mordaunt defeated by Labour. 00:01:07, play videoPenny Mordaunt defeated by Labour

Jacob Rees-Mogg loses his seat. 00:00:37, play videoJacob Rees-Mogg loses his seat

Braverman: I'm sorry my party didn't listen to you. 00:01:10, play videoBraverman: I'm sorry my party didn't listen to you

Farage promises to rid Reform UK of 'bad apples' 00:00:50, play videoFarage promises to rid Reform UK of 'bad apples'

Davey jokes he's rather enjoyed this campaign. 00:00:37, play videoDavey jokes he's rather enjoyed this campaign

Swinney: SNP failed to convince people of urgency of independence. 00:01:14, play videoSwinney: SNP failed to convince people of urgency of independence

Loud cheers as Corbyn wins as an independent. 00:01:03, play videoLoud cheers as Corbyn wins as an independent

Greens' Denyer: Bristol, you made history today. 00:00:36, play videoGreens' Denyer: Bristol, you made history today

O'Neill: Landscape changing on this island. 00:00:40, play videoO'Neill: Landscape changing on this island

Grant Shapps loses his seat to Labour. 00:01:16, play videoGrant Shapps loses his seat to Labour

Rayner: I'm humbled to make a difference for others. 00:01:08, play videoRayner: I'm humbled to make a difference for others

Lee Anderson wins first seat for Reform. 00:00:34, play videoLee Anderson wins first seat for Reform

Shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves wins her seat. 00:01:05, play videoShadow chancellor Rachel Reeves wins her seat

Cheers at exit poll outside Broadcasting House. 00:00:22, play videoCheers at exit poll outside Broadcasting House

Bull and Mandelson clash over why people voted Reform. 00:01:37, play videoBull and Mandelson clash over why people voted Reform