Local election results 2018 in full – who won in my area?

MILLIONS of Brits have cast their votes across all 150 councils for the Local Elections 2018.

Two thirds of the results have already been announced, but the full picture won't be revealed until later today. Here's what we know...

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What many seats were contested in the local elections?

More than 4,250 council seats across 150 local authorities are up for grabs in more than 150 areas.

Metro mayors, Councillors and one MP will be elected in the May 3, 2018, ballot.

It is the first electoral test for both Labour and the Tories since last year's general election where Mrs May lost her majority and Mr Corbyn won an extra 30 seats for Labour.

Here's the results so far...

Full results for the local elections 2018

1. Adur CONSERVATIVE (HOLD)

2. Amber Valley CONSERVATIVE (HOLD)

3. Barking & Dagenham LABOUR (HOLD)

4. Barnet CONSERVATIVE (GAIN FROM NO OVERALL CONTROL)

5. Barnsley LABOUR (HOLD)

6. Basildon CONSERVATIVE (GAIN FROM NO OVERALL CONTROL)

7. Basingstoke & Deane CONSERVATIVE (HOLD)

8. Bexley CONSERVATIVE (HOLD)

9. Birmingham LABOUR (HOLD)

10. Blackburn with Darwen LABOUR (HOLD)

11. Bolton LABOUR (HOLD)

12. Bradford LABOUR (HOLD)

13. Brent LABOUR (HOLD)

14. Brentwood CONSERVATIVE (HOLD)

15. Bromley CONSERVATIVE (HOLD)

16. Broxbourne CONSERVATIVE (HOLD)

17. Burnley LABOUR (HOLD)

18. Bury LABOUR (HOLD)

19. Calderdale NO OVERALL CONTROL (NO CHANGE)

20. Cambridge LABOUR (HOLD)

21. Camden LABOUR (HOLD)

22. Cannock Chase LABOUR (HOLD)

23. Carlisle NO OVERALL CONTROL (HOLD)

24. Castle Point CONSERVATIVE (HOLD)

25. Cheltenham LIB DEM (HOLD)

26. Cherwell CONSERVATIVE (HOLD)

27. Chorley LABOUR (HOLD)

28. Colchester NO OVERALL CONTROL (HOLD)

29. Coventry LABOUR (HOLD)

30. Craven CONSERVATIVE (HOLD)

31. Crawley LABOUR (HOLD)

32. Croydon LABOUR (HOLD)

33. Daventry CONSERVATIVE (HOLD)

34. Derby NO OVERALL CONTROL (PREV. LABOUR)

35. Dudley NO OVERALL CONTROL (HOLD)

36. Ealing LABOUR (HOLD)

37. Eastleigh LIB DEM (HOLD)

38. Elmbridge NO OVERALL CONTROL (NO CHANGE)

39. Enfield LABOUR (HOLD)

40. Epping Forest CONSERVATIVE (HOLD)

41. Exeter LABOUR (HOLD)

42. Fareham CONSERVATIVE (HOLD)

43. Gateshead LABOUR (HOLD)

44. Gosport CONSERVATIVE (HOLD)

45. Great Yarmouth CONSERVATIVE (HOLD)

46. Greenwich LABOUR (HOLD)

47. Hackney LABOUR (HOLD)

48. Halton LABOUR (HOLD)

49. Hammersmith & Fulham LABOUR (HOLD)

50. Haringey LABOUR (HOLD)

51. Harlow LABOUR (HOLD)

52. Harrogate CONSERVATIVE (HOLD)

53. Harrow LABOUR (HOLD)

54. Hart NO OVERALL CONTROL HOLD (HOLD)

55. Hartlepool LABOUR (HOLD)

56. Hastings LABOUR (HOLD)

57. Havant CONSERVATIVE (HOLD)

58. Havering NO OVERALL CONTROL (NO CHANGE)

59. Hillingdon CONSERVATIVE (HOLD)

60. Hounslow 14:30

61. Huntingdonshire CONSERVATIVE (HOLD)

62. Hyndburn LABOUR (HOLD)

63. Ipswich LABOUR (HOLD)

64. Islington LABOUR (HOLD)

65. Kensington & Chelsea CONSERVATIVES (HOLD)

66. Kingston-upon-Hull  LABOUR (HOLD)

67. Kingston-upon-Thames LIBERAL DEMOCRATS (GAIN FROM CONSERVATIVES)

68. Kirklees LABOUR (GAIN FROM NO OVERALL CONTROL)

69. Knowsley LABOUR (HOLD)

70. Lambeth LABOUR (HOLD)

71. Leeds LABOUR (HOLD)

72. Lewisham LABOUR (HOLD)

73. Lincoln LABOUR (HOLD)

74. Liverpool LABOUR (HOLD)

75. Maidstone NO OVERALL CONTROL (NO CHANGE)

76. Manchester 18:00

77. Merton LABOUR (HOLD)

78. Milton Keynes NO OVERALL CONTROL (NO CHANGE)

79. Mole Valley NO OVERALL CONTROL (WAS CONSERVATIVE)

80. Newcastle-under-Lyme NO OVERALL CONTROL (NO CHANGE)

81. Newcastle-upon-Tyne LABOUR (HOLD)

82. Newham LABOUR (HOLD)

83. North East Lincolnshire NO OVERALL CONTROL (HOLD)

84. North Hertfordshire CONSERVATIVE (HOLD)

85. North Tyneside LABOUR (HOLD)

86. Norwich  LABOUR (HOLD)

87. Nuneaton & Bedworth NO OVERALL CONTROL (PREV. LABOUR)

88. Oldham LABOUR (HOLD)

89. Oxford LABOUR (HOLD)

90. Pendle NO OVERALL CONTROL (NO CHANGE)

91. Peterborough CONSERVATIVE (GAIN FROM NO OVERALL CONTROL)

92. Plymouth LABOUR (GAIN FROM CONSERVATIVE)

93. Portsmouth NO OVERALL CONTROL (HOLD)

94. Preston LABOUR (HOLD)

95. Reading LABOUR (HOLD)

96. Redbridge LABOUR (HOLD)

97. Redditch CONSERVATIVE (GAIN FROM LABOUR)

98. Reigate & Banstead CONSERVATIVE (HOLD)

99. Richmond-upon-Thames LIB DEM (GAIN FROM CONSERVATIVE)

100. Rochdale LABOUR (HOLD)

101. Rochford CONSERVATIVE (HOLD)

102. Rossendale LABOUR (HOLD)

103. Rugby CONSERVATIVE (HOLD)

104. Runnymede CONSERVATIVE (HOLD)

105. Rushmoor CONSERVATIVE (HOLD)

106. Salford LABOUR (HOLD)

107. Sandwell LABOUR (HOLD)

108. Sefton LABOUR (HOLD)

109. Sheffield LABOUR (HOLD)

110. Slough LABOUR (HOLD)

111. Solihull CONSERVATIVE (HOLD)

112. Southampton LABOUR (HOLD)

113. South Cambridgeshire LIBERAL DEMOCRAT (GAIN FROM CONSERVATIVES)

114. Southend-on-Sea CONSERVATIVE (HOLD)

115. South Lakeland 18:00

116. South Tyneside LABOUR (HOLD)

117. Southwark LABOUR (HOLD)

118. St Albans CONSERVATIVE (HOLD)

119. Stevenage LABOUR (HOLD)

120. St Helens LABOUR (HOLD)

121. Stockport NO OVERALL CONTROL HOLD (HOLD)

122. Sunderland LABOUR (HOLD)

123. Sutton LIB DEM (HOLD)

124. Swindon CONSERVATIVE (HOLD)

125. Tameside LABOUR (HOLD)

126. Tamworth CONSERVATIVE (HOLD)

127. Tandridge CONSERVATIVE (HOLD)

128. Three Rivers LIBERAL DEMOCRATS (PREVIOUSLY NO OVERALL CONTROL)

129. Thurrock NO OVERALL CONTROL (HOLD)

130. Tower Hamlets 19:00

131. Trafford NO OVERALL CONTROL (PREV. CONSERVATIVE)

132. Tunbridge Wells CONSERVATIVE (HOLD)

133. Wakefield LABOUR (HOLD)

134. Walsall NO OVERALL CONTROL (HOLD)

135. Waltham Forest LABOUR (HOLD)

136. Wandsworth CONSERVATIVE (HOLD)

137. Watford LIBERAL DEMOCRATS (HOLD)

138. Welwyn Hatfield CONSERVATIVE (HOLD)

139. West Lancashire LABOUR (HOLD)

140. Westminster CONSERVATIVE (HOLD)

141. West Oxfordshire CONSERVATIVE (HOLD)

142. Wigan LABOUR (HOLD)

143. Winchester CONSERVATIVE (HOLD)

144. Wirral LABOUR (HOLD)

145. Woking CONSERVATIVE (HOLD)

146. Wokingham CONSERVATIVE (HOLD)

147. Wolverhampton LABOUR (HOLD)

148. Worcester NO OVERALL CONTROL (HOLD)

149. Worthing CONSERVATIVE (HOLD)

150. Wyre Forest CONSERVATIVE (HOLD)

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Mayoral contests:

Newham - Labour win

Watford - Liberal Democrat win

Sheffield City region - Labour win

Hackney - Labour win

Lewisham - Labour win

Tower Hamlets - Labour win

What did Jeremy Corbyn say?

Jeremy Corbyn was forced to deny that "peak Corbyn" has now passed - after Labour failed to win a string of key election battles they promised.

The party was tipped to make big gains in London but fell short in the wake of the anti-Semitism scandal.

Today Mr Corbyn held a "victory rally" in Plymouth, where Labour won the council in one of its few major gains of the local elections.

He insisted that the "story of the night" was Ukip losing ground - and claimed there's "much more to come" from Labour despite their election flop.

While Labour did win seats overall, it only picked up a handful of extras, and did not make the strides that senior figures had vowed to deliver.

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