It was a triumphant election night for the Conservatives in Suffolk, as they made a clean sweep of the county – winning Ipswich back from the Labour party.

Ipswich was the only constituency in Suffolk where there was a genuine contest, with Labour's Sandy Martin defending a majority of just 831.

However, it was comfortably overturned by Conservative candidate Tom Hunt, who won with a 5,479 majority.

The signs had looked bad for Labour as soon as the exit poll was announced at 10pm last night - and that proved to be accurate.

We had reporters at every count in Suffolk. You can relive the drama of the night in our live blog, or pick the constituency you are most interested in below:

East Anglian Daily Times: Conservative supporters at the Ipswich count in the Corn Exchange Picture: BRITTANY WOODMANConservative supporters at the Ipswich count in the Corn Exchange Picture: BRITTANY WOODMAN (Image: Archant)

- Ipswich: Reaction as Tories topple Labour with big majority

- South Suffolk: James Cartlidge - 'We now have a job to do'

- Central Suffolk and North Ipswich: Dan Poulter 'humbled' by result

- Waveney: Peter Aldous almost doubles his majority

- Suffolk Coastal: Therese Coffey elected for a fourth time

- Bury St Edmunds: Majority of almost 25,000 for Jo Churchill

- West Suffolk: No surprises as Matt Hancock retains seat

- Our political correspondent Paul Geater has also given his analysis of the night's events