David Cameron’s Conservatives are set for an unexpectedly big victory in the UK’s general election after nationalists took hold in Scotland.
It was predicted to be the tightest election in a generation, with pundits focusing their pre-vote attention on the make-up of any potential coalitions.
But the Tories are now predicted to win a narrow majority, allowing them to govern alone.
Labour failed to win key marginal constituencies in England and was virtually erased from Scotland, with the SNP winning 56 of 59 seats.
We’ll keep you up-to-date on the latest results, reactions and analysis from the polls.
