Before we close the Election Live Page for the night, here's a reminder of the main stories of the day:
David Cameron met Conservative back-benchers old and new on the first day of the new Parliament. He told them he wanted to renew a sense of fairness in society - "where those who work hard and do the right thing are able to get on".
The Prime Minister has been re-shuffling and re-appointing his Cabinet. Many senior figures stay in their roles, but there are moves for Sajid Javid, who is the new Business Secretary and John Whittingdale, who beomes Culture Secretary.
Several female MPs are promoted, including Amber Rudd (Energy and Climate Change Secretary), and Anna Soubry and Priti Patel who will attend Cabinet as small business and employment ministers.
David Miliband has been critical of his brother Ed's leadership of the Labour Party, saying voters "did not want what was being offered".
Nigel Farage is to remain as leader of UKIP after his party rejected his resignation and persuaded him to stay on.
The former coalition health minister, Norman Lamb , has confirmed he will stand for the leadership of the Liberal Democrats.