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Inmates at a prison in Northern Ireland help to fix more than 100 ballot boxes that were damaged in May's general election.
Three of Northern Ireland's new MPs get used to life at Westminster, days after they were elected.
The brother of DUP MP Ian Paisley criticises an acceptance speech by the party's Gavin Robinson after he takes the East Belfast seat in the general election.
The Ulster Unionists were the only party in Northern Ireland to make gains in the general election.
Sinn Féin loses Fermanagh and South Tyrone to the Ulster Unionists as all 18 Westminster seats in Northern Ireland are declared.
All 18 seats have been declared in the general election in Northern Ireland with eight DUP, four Sinn Féin, three SDLP, two Ulster Unionists and one independent elected.
Voters have been going to polling stations across Northern Ireland to choose 18 MPs in the UK general election.
As general election polling is under way, BBC News NI is ready to provide comprehensive coverage as results start coming in.
When the polls close on Thursday this is your guide to partying like it's May 2015.
The police have said they found "nothing untoward" after reports of a bomb warning at the west Belfast home of Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams.