Good night!published at 19:01 GMT 9 November 2016
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Updates for Wednesday 9 November 2016
More updates from 07:00 on Thursday
Picture: Mount Stewart, County Down (by David Miller)
Good night!published at 19:01 GMT 9 November 2016
Gang smuggled drugs in juice cartonspublished at 18:54 GMT 9 November 2016
An organised crime gang has been jailed for smuggling cannabis into Northern Ireland in crates of orange juice and followed an investigation by the National Crime Agency (NCA).
Image source, NCAThe drugs, with a potential street value of £800,000, had been hidden among orange juice cartons in pallets imported from Spain via Dublin.
Another bright day to come tomorrow..published at 18:50 GMT 9 November 2016
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End of X postHanna 'worried and sad' at Trump victorypublished at 18:45 GMT 9 November 2016
US Election 2016
The SDLP MLA Claire Hanna said she's concerned about the victory of Donald Trump.
"It's a bit like Brexit. He's made promises that he can't keep. I suspect he won't be chasing a lot of foreign direct investment to this part of the world," she said.
Cars catch fire at NI football team's hotelpublished at 18:40 GMT 9 November 2016
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End of X postComing up on BBC Newsline at later time of 18:40published at 18:33 GMT 9 November 2016
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End of X postPunk band hail 'brethren' The Priestspublished at 18:22 GMT 9 November 2016
The Washington DC punk band, Priests, caught up in a bizarre mix-up with Northern Ireland religious music group The Priests have issued a tongue-in-cheek response to the musical mistaken identity.
Image source, BBC/Audrey MeltonPhotos of the three NI clerics appeared on music websites to promote a US tour by the band. The US band said: "We appreciate that they recognize us as Priests despite the fact some of us are women."
What went wrong for Hillary Clinton?published at 18:13 GMT 9 November 2016
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End of X postWomen's 2017 Rugby World Cup draw held in Belfastpublished at 18:05 GMT 9 November 2016
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End of X postNI Water's pollution fines cut on appealpublished at 17:59 GMT 9 November 2016
NI Water is "more interested in avoiding heavy fines than avoiding serious pollution", according to an environmental group. The comments came after it emerged the company had successfully appealed some large penalties.
Friends of the Earth said the government-owned company had reduced some pollution fines by more than 50%. NI Water said it appeals in less than one in 10 cases and had a duty to "safeguard public money".
New air ambulance flies into Northern Irelandpublished at 17:51 GMT 9 November 2016
The new air ambulance for Northern Ireland has arrived in Belfast. Take a look...
Media caption, The new air ambulance for Northern Ireland has arrived in Belfast.
Crusaders fight back to draw with Glenavonpublished at 17:37 GMT 9 November 2016
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End of X postGovernment making Brexit up as they go along says McGuinnesspublished at 17:28 GMT 9 November 2016
Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness has accused the government of making Brexit up as they go along. He was speaking after the first meeting of a new committee made up of the devolved administrations and chaired by the Brexit secretary David Davis.
Mr McGuinnes said he couldn't understand why more information about the way forward was not being shared with the administrations in Stormont, Edinburgh and Cardiff. First Minister Arlene Forster said it was just the first meeting in what would be a long process.
Coming up next on Evening Extra..published at 17:18 GMT 9 November 2016
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End of X postClinton says we 'owe Trump an open mind'published at 17:04 GMT 9 November 2016
Defeated presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has told supporters she hopes Donald Trump will be "a successful president for all Americans".
Image source, ReutersShe told supporters at a Manhattan hotel that we "owe him an open mind" and a "chance to lead".
Nesbitt congratulates Trump on his winpublished at 16:54 GMT 9 November 2016
The UUP leader Mike Nesbitt has congratulated Donald Trump on winning the US presidency and also paid tribute to the work of Senator Gary Hart as special representative to US Secretary of State John Kerry.
"I appreciate the way Gary Hart was willing to help without interfering, but I get the impression President-elect Trump is either full on or totally out and neither would be best for Northern Ireland," he said.
New NI air ambulance arrives in Belfastpublished at 16:37 GMT 9 November 2016
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End of X postA bright but chilly afternoonpublished at 16:33 GMT 9 November 2016
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End of X postCrash in Belfast clearedpublished at 16:21 GMT 9 November 2016
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End of X postHillary Clinton expected to deliver concession speech soonpublished at 16:07 GMT 9 November 2016
Hillary Clinton is expected to "deliver remarks to staff and supporters" within the next half an hour at a hotel in Manhattan in New York.
Image source, APIt will be her first public statement since conceding to Mr Trump in a telephone call.
