I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! star Nadine Dorries has romped to victory in Mid Bedfordshire in the 2019 General Election.

The long-standing Conservative, who was first elected in 2005, won another landslide victory just two years after picking up a majority of more than 20,000 votes.

Dorries was suspended from the parliamentary Conservative Party in 2012 after deciding to go on the hit ITV show without informing the Chief Whip but was re-instated the following year.

She won 38,692 votes, compared to the 38,936 she won back in 2017, with Labour's Rhiannon Meades a distant second place.

Dorries' majority is 24,664

Before the election, some bookies had her as a 1/200 favourite.

This is how the votes were cast

Nadine Dorries (Conservative) - 38,692

Gareth Ellis (Green) - 2,478

Ann Kelly (Monster Raving Loony Party) - 536  

Rhiannon Meades (Labour) - 14,028   

Rachel McGann (Liberal Democrat) - 8,171 

Alan Victor (Independent) - 812

Turnout - 73.71%