President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has lost control of the capital, Ankara in Turkey local elections. It is being seen as a setback to his 16 years in power. However, nationally, the president's AKP-led alliance has won more than 51% of the vote in the municipal elections.
Mr Erdogan had previously
said the poll was about the "survival" of the country and his party. The election came amid an economic downturn and was widely seen as a referendum on his leadership. More than 57 million people in the country were registered to vote for mayors and councillors.