The full list of all eight MPs in North Wales and who they are

The election results are in for Wales.

We now know the 32 MPs who are representing the nation in Westminster. In Wales Labour has taken 27 seats of the total 32 seats with Plaid Cymru winning four seats and the Liberal Democrats taking a seat.

It means for the first time since 2001 there are no Conservative MPs representing Wales and it has been their worst-ever electoral performance in terms of vote share with just 18% of the vote in Wales.

North Wales will now be represented by six Labour MPs and two from Plaid Cymru. Here is the list of eight MPs - with six new faces off to Westminster.

Alyn and Deeside

Mark Tami - Labour

Born in London he has been MP for Alyn and Deeside since 2001 and was, in the most recent parliament, a chief whip. He moved to Wales for university and was previously national head of policy of the union Amicus. In the 2019 election he was the only north Wales Labour MP to keep his seat, beating the Conservative candidate by 213 votes. He is married and has two sons.

Bangor Aberconwy

Claire Hughes - Labour

The 45-year-old was born in Bangor, grew up in Penmaenmawr and live in Llanfairfechan with her family and two teenage kids. She has spent her career before politics working in the digital sector, mostly with start-ups in the technology and innovation space. Ms Hughes previously started and run a training business helping hundreds of people start a small business. Also a published author, she says she loves spending time outdoors, walking while listening to a podcast, or a power-walk with friends.

Clwyd East

Becky Gittins - Labour

Born at Glan Clwyd and raised in Bagillt, the 29-year-old was educated at Flint High and the Alun School, Mold, and now lives in Pentre Halkyn with her husband and dog.

After university, she trained as an accountant and worked in finance and has also served as a councillor. Her job before election was as a trade union negotiator.

Clwyd North

Gill German - Labour

Brought up locally and with two children, she was a local teacher for over 20 years. She says she entered politics because she says she saw life getting more and more difficult for families.

She is the current deputy leader of Denbighshire County Council and cabinet member for education, children and families.

Dwyfor Meirionnydd

Liz Savile Roberts - Plaid Cymru

The 59-year-old is married and mother to twin daughters, Lowri and Lisa. Originally from London, she fell in love with Wales on family holidays, and then studied at Aberystwyth University, where I started to learn Welsh at the age of 18. The family live in Morfa Nefyn in Pen Llŷn.

She was first elected to Westminster nine years ago, and previously worked as a lecturer and director in further education and also as a local newspaper reporter. She was Plaid Cymru’s first female MP, and has led the party’s parliamentary group since 2017.

Her hobbies are mountain-walking, horse-riding and swimming, and generally being not indoors as much as possible.

Montgomeryshire and Glyndwr

Steve Witherden - Labour

Born in Wrexham and brought up in Llantysilio and Llangollen, he lives in Acrefair. He studied at Lampeter and Aberystwyth University. He married his wife, an NHS worker, 14 years ago. They have two children. He has been a teacher in Wrexham for 18 years and has a number of union roles.

Wrexham

Andrew Ranger - Labour

The 53-year-old moved to Wrexham 25 years ago. Following a 27-year career in the hospitality industry, starting as a kitchen porter, and finishing as a hotel general Manager, he then became an accountant.

A community councillor he says he enjoys travelling as well as going to music concerts, the theatre, and is an avid reader – especially of science fiction and fantasy novels.

Ynys Mon

Llinos Medi - Plaid Cymru

The 42-year-old lives in Llannerch-y-medd with her two children. Educated in Ysgol Gynradd Llanddona, Ysgol David Hughes and then Coleg Menai, Llangefni she has worked as a carer, as a classroom assistant and a youth worker. She's also had an egg round, recorded milk on farms and worked behind the bar in local pubs.

She has volunteered with the Urdd, Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution on Ynys Môn and Young Farmers clubs locally and nationally.

In 2013 she joined the county council and in 2017 became the first female leader of Anglesey council and one of the youngest leaders throughout the UK