Summary

  • Alliance Party's Naomi Long loses East Belfast seat to DUP's Gavin Robinson

  • Sinn Féin’s Michelle Gildernew loses Fermanagh and South Tyrone seat to UUP’s Tom Elliott

  • DUP's Willie McCrea loses South Antrim seat to UUP's Danny Kinahan

  • Final results: DUP: 8 (-) Sinn Féin: 4 (-1) SDLP: 3 UUP: 2 (+2) Ind: 1 Alliance: 0 (-1)

Live Reporting

  1. North Antrim

    Ian Paisley is elected in North Antrim.

    IAN

  2. Foyle

    Sean O'Halloran
    BBC News NI

    If unofficial figures are to be believed, Mark Durkan polled 17,700 with Gerry O'Hara at 11,500.

    Durkan is up by 6,200 - all the more remarkable with lower turnout.

  3. West Tyrone

    Pat Doherty is elected in West Tyrone.

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  4. North Down

    Anna-Marie McFaul
    BBC News NI

    Challenges to doubtful votes under way in North Down.

    Not much doubt who's going to be MP.

  5. Upper Bann

    Rick Faragher
    BBC News NI

    David Simpson of the DUP says he's quietly confident of holding his seat - but admits there's a long way to go. A declaration is due before 2am.

    David Simpson

  6. Belfast East

    Mark Simpson
    BBC News NI

    A source close to Naomi Long says: "It's close. But sadly for us, I don't think it's close enough."

  7. One down, 17 to go

    Ciaran McCauley
    BBC News NI

    It took just over three hours, but we have an MP - and congrats to Lagan Valley for winning the declaration race. Their counters get bragging rights for the next five years.

    Right, that's just the first - it shouldn't be too long before we have a few more declarations.

  8. Lagan Valley

    How the vote looks in Lagan Valley.

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  9. South Antrim

    Ciara Riddell
    BBC News NI

    The Ulster Unionist candidate Danny Kinahan says he remains hopeful - but the South Antrim seat is just too close to call at this stage.

    Not all boxes have been opened.

  10. Strangford

    Ann-Marie McFaul
    BBC News NI

    Jim Shannon says he's on course to retake Strangford.

    Shannon

    Alliance's Kellie Armstrong seems likely to come second.

  11. South Antrim

    Conor Spackman
    BBC News NI

    Danny Kinahan's party campaign manager Bill Manwaring tells me confidently he is predicting victory for his man by 950 votes

  12. Foyle

    Sean O'Halloran
    BBC News NI

    The turnout of 53.58% in Foyle is the lowest since the constituency was formed.

  13. Lagan Valley

    Jeffrey Donaldson, DUP - 19,055

    Alexander Redpath, UUP - 6,055

    Trevor Lunn, Alliance - 5,544

    Alan Love, UKIP - 2,200

    Samuel Morrison, TUV - 1,887

    Jacqui McHeough, Sinn Féin - 1,144

    Jonny Orr, Independent - 756

    Helen Osborne, Conservative Party - 654

  14. East Antrim

    Ciara Riddell
    BBC News NI

    There are early indications that UKIP has done very well in East Antrim.

  15. Lagan Valley

    Chris Thornton
    BBC News NI

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    Champagne glasses at the ready in Lagan Valley

  16. Lagan Valley

    The DUP's Jeffrey Donaldson keeps his seat in Lagan Valley with 19,055 votes, 47.9% of the vote.

  17. Lagan Valley

    DUP's Jeffrey Donaldson has been elected in Lagan Valley.

    Jeffrey Donaldson

  18. Upper Bann

    Dolores Kelly, standing for the SDLP in Upper Bann tells BBC Radio Ulster that her party has "suffered a squeeze" in the constituency.

    "The combined effort by Sinn Féin and the DUP to divide our communities does seem to have paid dividends for those parties.

    "However, [the UUP's] Jo-Anne Dobson is far from being down and out. She is running neck-and-neck with [David] Simpson."

  19. West Tyrone

    Louise Cullen
    BBC NI News

    Still waiting - beginning to wonder how bad it would look if I sat down on the rostrum...

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  20. East Belfast

    Conor Macauley
    BBC News NI

    David Ford arrives at the King's Hall but won't be drawn on the tight contest in East Belfast.

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