Labour Party
The new PM has started to announce who will be at the top of his new government.
Why Keir Starmer's victory was actually not a straightforward slam dunk.
The new PM called on the country to “join this government of service in the mission of national renewal”.
From unusual outfits to photobombs, it was certainly an eventful night.
The frontbencher was beaten by a pro-Gaza independent candidate.
The party's former leader was re-elected in the seat he has represented for more than 40 years.
He didn't even turn up to hear the result.
One of Sunak's closest allies in government Liam Booth-Smith and Theresa May have also been nominated for a seat in the Lords.
Keir Starmer is set to become PM with a landslide majority.
Writing for HuffPost UK, the shadow education secretary says "the worst will be yet to come" if the Tories are re-elected.