Who will take over the running of CCHQ? Look out for Cruddas and Elliot

Such an appointment would represent a degree of belated justice for the former Treasurer who was poorly treated by Cameron and Feldman.

The moral of Richmond Park. Don’t call unnecessary by-elections.

The result changes nothing on Heathrow – or Brexit.

Cameron’s resignation list. Our quick quiz answers.

Which former aide turned down a peerage? See text (and picture left).

Who is the only pro-Leave Minster to gain an honour in Cameron’s list? Take ConHome’s quick quiz.

Answers to be published this afternoon.

Peter Thompson: Reflections from Hounslow on the London Mayoral election

The Conservatives won the postal votes battle in my borough.

Mark Menzies: Now that the London Mayoral election is over, the time is right to expand Heathrow

Now that the airport will meet, and in many cases exceed, the conditions set out by the Airports Commission, there is no reason for the Government to delay further.

Salvatore Murtas: Khan’s challenge to secularism

Labour’s mayoral candidate put his faith at the centre of his candidacy. Do we want religion creeping back into our politics?

Iain Dale: Vote Leave should stop fretting about Farage – who’s likely to be a better debater than Boris or Gove.

Plus: Hooligans shame the name of West Ham. Team Corbyn spins the local elections. And: Is Ruth Davidson actually Alec Douglas-Home in disguise?

Stephen Greenhalgh: The Conservative campaign for London Mayor needed a clearer message

I still believe my pledge of cutting tube fares by three per cent annually was deliverable.

We shouldn’t get carried away with the London mayoral result

It was a defeat, and it hurt. But it wasn’t as bad as the London-obsessed media and the increasingly desperate Opposition make out.

Boris kept extremists out of City Hall. Now Khan must do the same – thus honouring his pledges.

The rotten regime which grew up under Ken Livingstone must not be allowed to re-establish itself now Labour are back London.

Mark Fox: These results must not make Tories complacent

It may be almost impossible for Labour to win the next election, but it will be very easy for us to lose it. We must not rest on our laurels.

WATCH: Khan’s victory speech

He continues his criticism of Goldsmith’s campaign and praises London for choosing “hope over fear, and unity over division”.

Zac was crushed and lost his authenticity. Because he followed the Crosby playbook – which failed him, the Conservatives and London

This negative Toryism can eke out victories against average opponents, but it is no guide to winning well – or at all at a time when capitalism is being questioned.

Elections Live Blog 2016. Terrific for Cameron in Scotland. Poor in Wales. Satisfactory in England…though bad in London

As the counts continue, we offer news and analysis on the various elections taking place.