Keir Starmer is on track to become the UK's new Prime Minister, with the Labour Party expected to take 412 seats with an expected majority of about 170.

The BBC's forecast also predicts this General Election to be the worst Conservative result in terms of seats in history, with the party winning around 122 seats.

The new Parliament has been called to meet on Tuesday, July 9, 2024, when the election of the Speaker will occur.

The State Opening of Parliament and the King’s Speech will follow on Wednesday, July 17, 2024. 

Speaking to his Labour Party colleagues and campaigners, Starmer said: “We did it. You campaigned for it, you fought for it, you voted for it and now it has arrived.

"Change begins now. And it feels good, I have to be honest. Four and a half years of work changing the party, this is what it is for – a changed Labour Party.

"Ready to serve our country, ready to restore Britain to the service of working people.

"Walk into the morning, the sunlight of hope, pale at first but getting stronger through the day. Shining once again on a country with the opportunity after 40 years to get its future back."

Starmer thanked Labour Party campaigners for their role in the General Election but "also for the four and a half years changing our party".

Some of the areas won by the Labour Party, and their MPs, are:

Edinburgh South West gained from the Scottish National Party (SNP) - Scott Arthur MP;
Sherwood Forest gained from the Conservatives - Michelle Welsh MP;
Crawley gained from the Conservatives - Peter Lamb MP;
Derbyshire Dales gained from the Conservatives - John Whitby MP;
South West Norfolk gained from the Conservatives - Terry Jermy MP;
South East Cornwall gained from the Conservatives - Anna Gelderd MP;
Chelsea and Fulham gained from the Conservatives - Ben Coleman MP;
Aylesbury gained from the Conservatives - Laura Kyrke-Smith MP;
Kettering gained from the Conservatives - Rosie Wrighting MP;
Selby - Keir Mather MP;
Wellingborough and Rushden - Gen Kitchen MP;
Reading West and Mid Berkshire gained from the Conservatives - Olivia Bailey MP;
Shipley gained from the Conservatives - Anna Dixon MP;
Isle of Wight West - Richard Quigley MP;
Dudley gained from the Conservatives - Sonia Kumar MP;
Hitchin - Alistair Strathern MP;
Hendon gained from Conservatives - David Pinto-Duschinsky MP;
Bournemouth West gained from the Conservatives - Jessica Toale MP;
Ashford gained from the Conservatives - Sojan Joseph MP;
Na h-Eileanan An Iar gained from the SNP - Torcuil Crichton MP;
Ayr, Carrick and Cumnock gained from the SNP - Elaine Stewart MP;
Heywood and Middleton North - Elise Blundell MP;
Glenrothes and Mid Fife gained from the SNP - Richard Baker MP;
Wycombe gained from the Conservatives - Emma Reynolds MP;
Uxbridge and South Ruislip gained from the Conservatives - Danny Beales MP.