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Sinn Féin MLA loses out to party colleague
The latest in East Londonderry is that outgoing Sinn Féin MLA Cathal Ó hOisín will lose out to his party colleague Caoimhe Archibald. It's yet to be declared, but she's more than 500 votes ahead of him right now.
Ford not revved up by leadership questions
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Nesbitt's seat predictions unlikely
Mark Carruthers opens a letter written by UUP leader Mike Nesbitt, in which he predicted the party would take 18 or 19 seats in this election. It's not looking very likely now, as they sit on just 13 seats, with only 18 left to be declared...
McPhillips wins seat
SDLP's Richie McPhillips wins seat in Fermanagh and South Tyrone.
UUP hopeful of another seat
Ulster Unionist MLA Jo-Anne Dobson, who's been elected in Upper Bann, says her running mate Doug Beattie could clinch a seat there.
She told Radio Ulster's Karen Patterson: "We're looking at the patterns and we're looking at the parties that are going to go out and it's looking good for Doug"
'Too tight to call'
The SDLP's Dolores Kelly says the battle for the last three seats in Upper Bann is still "too tight to call".
She's currently 800 votes behind John O'Dowd of Sinn Féin, but says her fingers are crossed that she can still make it in.
Upset on the cards?
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"Not success, but not failure"
UUP leader Mike Nesbitt says his party's campaign hasn't been a success, but insists it's "not failure".
He says the party will return 16 seats, the same as in 2011, but with a "change of personnel".
TUV transfers help Dobson
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O'Dowd defiant over future
Former Education Minister John O'Dowd is unsure of retaining his seat in Upper Bann but insists that irrespective of the final result, he remains fully committed to Sinn Féin.
Carl McClean eliminated
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Claire Sugden elected
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DUP's Tom Buchanan elected
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DUP's Weir '18 votes off quota'
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Alliance Party returns 'solid team'
Alliance Party leader David Ford tells Tara Mills that they've had a "safe enough election compared to other parties", getting eight seats in the assembly.
He says he's now concerned about shaping a programme for government that's "inclusive and will promote the needs of all people in Northern Ireland".
'Stage is clear'
BBCNI reporter Sara Girvan tells Karen Patterson the "stage is clear" after the North Antrim count wraps up with all MLA's elected.
Paul Frew (DUP); Jim Allister (TUV); Mervyn Storey (DUP); Daithí McKay (SF) Phillip Logan (DUP); Robin Swann (UUP)
'All departments attractive to Sinn Féin'
Daithí McKay, who's retained his seat in North Antrim, says his party would like to control all Stormont departments, but will be having discussions in the coming days to decide which ones to go for, including the newly-formed Department of the Economy.
UUP's Dobson is elected
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