Mark Ansell
BBC Look North reporter

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Doncaster mayor Ros Jones has hailed Labour's "clean sweep" in the city's three constituencies as well as Rawmarsh and Conisbrough.

"We really do need the change, we need the change for Doncaster and many other places like it," she said.

Ms Jones says she is hopeful the party's success will pave the way for the reopening of Doncaster Sheffield Airport.

Mark Ansell
BBC Look North reporter

In her victory speech, the new Labour MP for Doncaster Central, Sally Jameson, paid tribute to her predecessor Dame Rosie Winterton.

"She has been an outstanding MP for Doncaster Central for 27 years," the former prison officer said.

"Her legacy is an inspiration and I hope to carry on the good work she's been doing here in Doncaster.

"I promise that I will fight with everything I have in me to deliver for our city."

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Labour's Sally Jameson has been elected as the MP for Doncaster Central with 17,515 votes.

Conservative candidate Nick Allen came second with 7,964 votes.

Not far behind was Reform UK with 7,886 votes while the Green Party picked up 1,880.

Doncaster Central was most recently represented by Labour MP Dame Rosie Winterton, who stepped down this year.

Louise Haigh has been re-elected as the MP for Sheffield Heeley, with 21,230 votes.

Second came the Green Party with 5,926 votes, closely followed by the Conservatives with 5,242 votes.

The Liberal Democrats came fourth, having received 3,863 votes.

The Labour candidate, Lee Pitcher, has won the seat of Doncaster East and the Isle of Axholme.

Much of the area was in the former Don Valley constituency which had been held by the Conservatives.

Labour's Clive Betts has retained his seat with a majority of 12,458 votes.

In second place was Conservative candidate Caroline Kampila, who received 6,252 votes.

The Liberal Democrats came third with 3,421 votes, followed by the Green Party with 3,158.

Labour's Abtisam Mohamed has taken Sheffield Central with 16,569 votes.

Green Party candidate Angela Argenzio received 8,283 votes while Conservative Lucy Stephenson got 2,339.

The constituency was most recently represented by Labour MP Paul Blomfield, who stood down this year.

Olivia Blake is re-elected in Sheffield Hallam after securing 23,875 votes compared to Lib Dem challenger Shaffaq Mohammed's 15,686 - a majority of 8,189.

In 2019 the majority was just 712.

Gill Furniss is re-elected after securing more than 51% of the votes, with 16,301.

Her nearest rival, the Green party candidate Christine Gilligan Kubo, received just 4,701.

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Labour's Sarah Champion has retained her seat in Rotherham, having received 16,671 votes.

Second place went to Reform UK's John Cronly with 11,181 votes, followed by Liberal Democrat candidate Adam Carter, who picked up 2,824 votes.

The Green Party came fourth with 2,632 votes.

The Conservatives did not field a candidate.

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Conservative candidate Alexander Stafford has lost his seat to Labour's Jake Richards.

Mr Stafford was among the big winners in 2019 when he took Rother Valley for the Tories for the first time since 1918.

However, after securing a 6,318 majority five years ago, he has was bested by almost 1,000 votes this time around, with Mr Richards receiving 16,023 to his 15,025.

Reform UK finished third with 7,679 votes followed by the Green Party with 1,706.

The constituency had previously been represented by Conservative Miriam Cates.

The new MP is Labour's Dr Marie Tidball, who secured 19,169 votes compared to Mrs Cates' 10,430.

Reform UK received 9,456 votes while the Liberal Democrats came fourth with 2,866.

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Labour's John Healey has been elected as MP for the new Rawmarsh and Conisbrough constituency.

Mr Healey had previously been MP for the Wentworth and Dearne seat, which was abolished under a recent boundary review.

Tonight, he secured 16,612 votes followed by Reform UK's candidate Adam Wood in second place with 9,704.

The Conservatives came third with 4,496 votes, pushing the Green Party into fourth with 1,687.

Mick Lunney
BBC Yorkshire

Newly elected Labour MP for Barnsley South, Stephanie Peacock, says the victory is a "very clear message of confidence" from voters.

Speaking after the announcement, she said: "They have chosen hope over division, they have chosen a changed Labour party, back in the service of working people.

"A Labour government that has pledged to deliver economic stability, a government for those who haven't been able to access the treatment they need, for those who have lost faith in our justice system, rest assured, we will rebuild our public services.

"And for the thousands of miners, who powered our country, we will finally deliver justice for the mineworkers pension scheme."

Labour's Dan Jarvis, the former Mayor of South Yorkshire, is celebrating his victory in Barnsley North after suggestions the seat would be won by Reform UK.

In a post on X, external, Mr Jarvis says 'reports of my demise had been greatly exaggerated'.

In an interview with BBC Radio Sheffield, he added: "I think some people had already written my political obituary but I'm delighted that we've secured a good, big win.

"I've doubled my majority and I'm immensely proud to be elected to represent the people of Barnsley North."