Donald Trump jnr was told by the publicist Rob Goldstone that he had information “that would incriminate Hillary Clinton and her dealings with Russia” and that the information was “part of Russia and its government’s support” for Trump, the president’s eldest son has revealed. Suzanne Lynch has the details.

And in London Prime Minister Theresa May has made a speech that was expected to be a relaunch of her leadership and to set out something of a more inclusive approach to Brexit policy - but proved to be a bit of a damp squib, says Denis Staunton.