The Lib Dems Are Now Represented By Eight Middle-Aged White Guys

They had 57 MPs in 2010. But here's who's left now.

1. Nick Clegg

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The Liberal Democrat leader held his Sheffield Hallam seat with a narrow 2,353 majority over Labour rival Oliver Coppard.

2. Norman Lamb

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The health minister held Norfolk North with a 4,043 majority over the Conservatives.

3. John Pugh

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Pugh held Southport with a slim 1,322 majority over the Tories.

4. Tom Brake

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The deputy Commons leader held Carshalton and Wallington with a 1,510 majority over the Tories.

5. Alistair Carmichael

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The Scottish secretary was the only Lib Dem MP who managed to fend off the SNP. He won with a wafer-thin 817 majority in Orkney and Shetland.

6. Tim Farron

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Farron, long tipped as a future Lib Dem leader, held Westmorland and Lonsdale with an impressive 8,949 majority over the Tories.

7. Mark Williams

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Williams held on to the mid Wales seat of Ceredigion with a 3,067 majority over Plaid Cymru.

8. Greg Mulholland

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Mulholland held on to Leeds North West with a 2,907 majority over Labour.