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As Larry the Cat sees off another PM, Sunak suffers the ultimate kick in the teeth as the sun comes out for Starmer
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From Labourâs low share of the vote to divisions on the right, this was a night that redrew the electoral map, says political analyst Lewis Baston
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Sunak’s early election gamble had a lethal effect on Swinney’s party. The spark of independence is undoubtedly diminished, says historian and writer Rory Scothorne
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Party wins seat that includes financial district and much of central London for first time in its history
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Contest in Britain â between âthe rich one, the âboringâ one, and Trumpâs buddyâ â has felt like a foregone conclusion
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It was worthy of a TV special. Truss, Rees-Mogg, Shapps, Liam Fox: so many erased after 14 years of dystopian soap opera, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
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The Lib Dems gained a record number of seats. Thatâs thanks to their leaderâs fusing of policy with eye-catching, daring stunts, says writer and broadcaster Nels Abbey
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New leader recognised Sunak’s role in history and Labour’s next steps to succeed
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The Reform UK leader will cause division and mayhem in parliament. Unchecked, he will cast a dark shadow over our politics, says author Samuel Earle
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Sunak apologises to country and fires starting pistol on leadership race before going to Buckingham Palace for final audience with king
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Our writers weigh in on Labourâs first 100 days, a bruising night for the Tories and the surging smaller parties
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Labour have won a resounding victory making Keir Starmer prime minister with a thumping majority. Helen Pidd tells the story of the night with the help of Guardian reporters from around the country
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A reckoning is due â but thanks to voted-out contenders and internal divides, itâs not at all clear who will be leading it, says Henry Hill, the deputy editor of ConservativeHome
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Tribal loyalties and political certainties are falling away, but the Conservatives have been felled by a determined coalition, says the Guardian columnist Rafael Behr