let's look at lagan valley.naldson, in a parliament, and indeed stormont if it ever gets going. it is a dup stronghold just south of belfast. they are down 7%. some of it is going to the tuv, some to the alliance party. it did not change the dup puzzling overall number of seats. you can see your strangford, another very strong dup area traditionally. in this case, they are down 4%, alliance party have 9%, the tuv up 9%. that is the root of why dup is no longer going to be in a position to nominate first minister. there matter in terms of the power of the executive? no. first minister and deputy first minister are coequal. it matters in whether the dup is willing to come to the table. it matters in a situation if we have a sinn fein first minister, there could be a sinn fein taoiseach in the republic. so much questions about what that potential is for the future between great britain, the uk and the republic of ireland and the island of ireland. for now, we should concentrate on those two things. one, sinn fein,

all and the story you can just see in seat after seat after seat sir jeffrey donaldson's seat in lagan valleyremains even a strong hold ndp stronghold and has been ever since they're still down by 7% losing that to the dup and you can see that in place after place. strangford we have just been hearing about, strongly unionist place. dup still on top with 35% of the vote but, again, down by 11% uup down by 4% but, again, down by 11% uup down by 11% going over to the tv and again the alliance as well looking at south antrim and another strongly unionist seat with the dup their 25%. they've had biased share ever since 2003 and probably before that and you've got the same story, alliance taking over the tv taking over as well. it is the same pattern again and again and again. dup decline, worst performance in stormont was created and you are saying that the consequences. the tv splintering the unionist vote, splintering the unionist vote, splintering and factoring to different unionist forces in the big beneficiaries is nationalism because they go to, is on top both in terms of seats and didn't s

into the detailed breakdown of each constituency, you can see we can just pick one, let�*s pick lagan valleyant part of the breakdown of all this, the idea of the unionist votes going perhaps to the nonsectarian alliance party. it makes them a crucial potential opponent of northern irish politics to come but some is bleeding directly to the more hardline tuv. rejected the northern ireland protocol is that the dup would say they have rejected as well and they have but they are considered to be implicated in the whole brexit process and their support for theresa may�*s conservative ferment. we can pick any of the constituencies in stormont and we see the same thing. here we have strangford. you can see the dup 2003, yes, they are still on top. but let�*s see what has happened? down 4%, some clearly going to be alliance party, some going to be alliance party, some going to be alliance party, some going to the tuv. if we have a look, let�*s just take one more to hammer home the point, east antrim. we can see it here. the dup still on top. but down 6%. tuv up 5%. that is what we�*re seeing now, w