Defiant DUP leader Arlene Foster has brushed off suggestions she’s poised to quit - saying she is ready to lead her party in talks with Sinn Fein tomorrow.
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Arlene Foster has denied there is a revolt in the DUP.
Former DUP MLA Emma Little Pengelly has not ruled out a return to politics while also revealing that Twitter trolling has increased since the election.
The family of Martin McGuinness have requested privacy, Gerry Adams has said, following reports the former deputy First Minister's health has deteriorated.
Former members of the body which sets MLAs pay and expenses have recommended newly elected representatives are only paid for three months to allow them to hammer out a deal.
The Belfast Telegraph's online platform enjoyed a bumper election campaign with more than a million first preference votes for our coverage.
Gregory Campbell has said another election would be inappropriate, but asked if it "wouldn't be such an awful thing" to run it again?
Jim Wells has said he regrets going soft on the BBC and should have gone further in his criticism of the corporation.
DUP deputy leader Nigel Dodds has said there is no threat to Arlene Foster's leadership of the party.
Last week I was on Talkback discussing nationalism with the eminently reasonable Dr David McCann. The topic had hit the headlines because the Mayor of London Sadiq Khan had said there was “no difference between those who try to divide us on the basis of whether we’re English or Scottish and those who try to divide us on the basis of our background, race or religion”.
Where does the DUP go now? To lose 90% of a 10-seat lead over Sinn Fein and preside over the end of unionism's 96-year majority is remarkable. This from a party that once pledged to smash Sinn Fein.
Tribal passions are putting the centre under severe pressure both in Northern Ireland and the Republic. Should this go on, the middle ground will soon give way under our feet.
Ousted MLA Emma Little Pengelly blamed voter confusion for her failure to retain a second DUP seat in South Belfast.
The DUP has lost its ability to trigger a petition of concern. Same-sex marriage is on its way in Northern Ireland. Abortion law reform too.
Northern Ireland's forefathers would be ashamed at the predicament those currently leading unionism have put Northern Ireland in, a controversial former DUP councillor has said.
A record-breaking proportion of female politicians have been elected to the new Assembly. Women will make up 30% of MLAs - putting Stormont ahead of both the Dail and the House of Commons in terms of gender equality.
I pushed the security buzzer on the front door of the loyalist ex-prisoners' aid and advice centre in north Belfast. They took a long, hard look at me on the security camera inside.
The wreckage of unionism is strewn all over Stormont this March day. Lord Edward Carson, the founding father of unionism, still points to the sky from his pedestal, not in victory but in the hope that someone from above can come to the rescue on Ulster's political battlefield.
Ulster Unionist MLAs Robin Swann and Steve Aiken last night emerged as the likely front-runners for the UUP leadership election, which will be held in four weeks' time.
This is big stuff. Unionist parties have lost their absolute majority in a Northern Ireland parliament for the first time since the state's creation in 1921.
As a series of high-profile MLAs lost their jobs on Friday, well-known figures who found themselves in the same position after last year's election offered words of support.
Irish Foreign Affairs Minister Charlie Flanagan has said he is optimistic a Belfast power-sharing deal can be done within the three-week legal deadline.
A Sinn Fein MLA once hailed as a progressive Belfast Lord Mayor who reached across the sectarian divide has been criticised for setting out a vision of the city that excludes many unionists.
Arlene Foster's fall from grace is nearly complete. She has inadvertently created the perfect political storm for Sinn Fein to take advantage of. However, republicans themselves will still be in shock at the extent of their success and the historic end of the unionist majority at Stormont.
Attempts to restore the Executive will get under way today after the bombshell Assembly election, but there are fears the negotiations could become bogged down.
Calls for the DUP and Ulster Unionists to join forces are growing after the Assembly vote saw unionism lose its parliamentary majority for the first time in the history of Northern Ireland.
