That concludes the BBC Elections Results Live from Northern Ireland. BBC Evening Extra will be running an election special at 17:00 this evening. Normal service on BBC News NI Live will resume at 07:00 on Monday.

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Until then you can keep up-to-date with all of the latest news, sport, travel and weather on the BBC News NI website. Have a good weekend!

David Cameron says his party will "govern as a party of one nation". The Prime Minister said that devolution promised to Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland will be delivered.

UKIP leader in Northern Ireland David McNarry tells Talkback that he's "personally sad" that Nigel Farage has resigned as the leader of UKIP, but that the party is still going from strength to strength.

UKIP only returned one MP, Douglas Carswell, in Clacton. Mr McNarry said it "wasn't a disaster" for the party.

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Newly-elected Fermanagh and South Tyrone MP Tom Elliott tells William that the Prime Minister David Cameron "won't be able to take my vote for granted" if a time comes when he needs support from smaller unionist parties.

Mr Elliott said he'd be open to having discussions with Mr Cameron, and would negotiate "each issue as it comes".

Northern Ireland Secretary of State Theresa Villiers said that she will not speculate on talks about any possible deals with Northern Ireland political parties in future.

Ms Villiers said: "We'll be governing as a Conservative majority government. We've always as a party worked with the Northern Ireland political parties on matters of common interest."

BBC News NI business correspondent Julian O'Neill tweets:, external Who would've thought the Lib Dems rout will leave them with the same number of MPs as the DUP?

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BBC One Northern Ireland tweets, external that an extended edition of BBC Newsline will be on at a later time today of 14:05 with all the latest political reaction to yesterday's general election.

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The Ulster Unionists were the only party in Northern Ireland to make gains in yesterday's general election.

Danny Kinahan took South Antrim from the DUP while Tom Elliott ousted Sinn Féin's Michelle Gildernew in Fermanagh and South Tyrone.

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Alliance Party leader David Ford is in the Talkback studio and says "the odds were always against Naomi Long" in her battle to keep the party's only Westminster seat.

David Ford said it was "rather sad" that the DUP's Gavin Robinson did not pay tribute to Ms Long in his speech after he defeated her last night and claimed Mr Robinson's speech was the "nastiest" of all acceptance speeches across the UK.

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Newly elected MP for East Belfast Gavin Robinson tells William that he should have reflected on the work done by outgoing MP Naomi Long in his speech last night.

He said the campaign has been "not only long but very difficult", and that "there should have been scope for me to recognise her contribution".

Peter Bunting, Assistant General Secretary of the union ICTU has warned that the election results mean that the people of Northern Ireland will suffer more if the Conservative Party manifesto is implemented.

Mr Bunting said: "All MPs elected from Northern Ireland should start immediate negotiations with all of the other non-Tory parties elected to Westminster, especially those new MPs from the other devolved parts of the UK."

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Missing your local election coverage? Never fear, Talkback is on Radio Ulster now with a special extended programme to bring you the latest local and national political developments.

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William will be speaking to several of the parties as well as gauging reaction from political commentators.

BBC Talkback presenter William Crawley tweets, external that Conservative leader David Cameron has confirmed he will meet the Queen at 12:30. Any talk of coalitions and deals appears off the agenda.

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Outgoing MP Naomi Long says she was the victim of a "perfect storm" that resulted in the DUP taking the East Belfast seat from her last night.

She said while she was heartened by the goodwill shown to her by the public during her campaign, the DUP's "whipping up of tensions around the Union flag" was always going make retaining her seat an "uphill struggle".

The dust has settled in Fermanagh South Tyrone and the UUP's Tom Elliott has emerged victorious. In the heat of the battle, though, BBC News NI reporter Louise Cullen captured, external Tom Elliott taking a moment to collect his thoughts before the results were announced.

While more women have been voted in to parliament at this election than ever before, with female MPs holding almost a third of all seats, here in Northern Ireland the number of women MPs has been halved from four to two.

Lady Sylvia Hermon and Margaret Ritchie are the only two women among our 18 elected representatives, after Naomi Long and Michelle Gildernew lost their seats.

BBC NI's Conor Spackman tweets, external that because Sinn Féin lost a seat, the magical figure for a Conservative majority, excluding the speaker, is now 324, not 323.

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Belfast-born Ronnie Carroll, who represented Britain at the Eurovision song contest twice in the 1960s, collected 113 votes in Hampstead and Kilburn in the General Election - despite having died before any votes were cast.

Mr Carroll died at the age of 80 on 13 April but his name was kept on the ballot paper. He collected 36 more votes than Robin Ellison of the U(niversal) Party.

DUP leader Peter Robinson says that he believes that the UUP and DUP can "work in the interests of the union at Westminster, because the union is going to be under pressure from Scottish nationalists."

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Mr Robinson added: "As a unionist I obviously want to see the interests of the United Kingdom moving forward, and of course as someone from Northern Ireland I want to see it happening in the best interests of the people of Northern Ireland."

Economics and business editor John Campbell tweets, external that Northern Ireland needs to consider both its economic relationship with the EU and the long term future of the Barnett formula in the wake of the election results.

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