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Candidates will be encouraged to tailor messages to the local constituency to an unprecedented degree and ministers will be sent into vulnerable constituencies to attack carefully identified targets.

Losing a key constituency to an opponent by such a large margin could be devastating".

In the 2015 British general election, the DUP reclaimed the East Belfast seat lost by Robinson in 2010, but it ceded the South Antrim constituency to a resurgent UUP, leaving it with eight seats in the House of Commons.

John Bercow, a Conservative MP who is a candidate for the Speaker's job, reportedly "flipped" his second home from his constituency to a £540,000 property in London and claimed the maximum possible allowance.

These reasons range from arcane administrative and financial procedures, to pressure on donor governments from domestic constituencies, to a lack of agreement between aid agencies and South Sudanese leaders about how aid should be provided.

Mr Turner said: "Now we have the majority, the government can indeed turn it from a one-constituency to a two-constituency island".

Leading a diverse constituency to create a shared vision was the task before me in 1996 when I became national president of Planned Parenthood.

The first constituency to declare an official result was Tipperary South, where the Yes vote was 68.42%.

He said there was one court in his constituency to cover an area 100 miles in every direction.

Elfyn Llwyd, MP for Dwyfor Meirionnydd, said there was one court in his constituency to cover an area 100 miles in every direction.

Decades of economic disparity and indifference in this year's election have caused a shrinking minority and angry, disenfranchised constituency to bring a halt to the deadlock.