In her first interview since historic polls, Myanmar's opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi has told the BBC her party has won an election majority.<br />Early results point to a sweeping victory for her National League for Democracy, but final official results will not be known for days.<br />Ms Suu Kyi congratulated the people of Myanmar.<br />The election was the most democratic in Myanmar for 25 years.<br />She said the polls were not fair but had been "largely free".<br />Under the constitution she cannot become president, but she said that as party leader she would "find one".<br />The military-backed Union Solidarity Development Party has been in power since 2011 when the country began its transition from decades of military rule to a civilian government.<br />The selection of the president is not expected till February or even later next year.
