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With all seats declared, the Tory party have a majority of 80 - the largest since 1987.
You’re also going to hear Boris Johnson talking a lot about one nation conservatism in the next few months.

But what is it?

Well, in some ways that’s down to whoever is defining it. There is no strict definition by which we can judge Boris Johnson over the next few years. It’s an idea which has been around in Tory circles for some time.

But broadly, it refers to the idea the Conservative Party should act for everybody in the UK.

That means policies that work for people from different economic backgrounds, from different regions and from the different nations of the UK.

There was a one nation group in the last parliament – which was in part seen as a counterbalance to the pro-Brexit ERG who had been pulling their weight when Theresa May was PM.

This is how they defined what they were fighting for:

Mr Johnson’s focus on the one nation pitch suggests he will seek to offer policies to people beyond the Tory heartlands – more public spending for example after years of austerity. More focus on infrastructure outside London. A lot more talk about the north of England.

That has become even more important now that a number of his MPs are from former Labour strongholds – sometimes with very different experiences of the British economy.

It might not be easy though – especially when it comes to the idea the UK is indeed one nation.

Last night’s result puts Scottish independence firmly back on the agenda – and the electoral maps in England and Scotland look very different indeed.