Mrs Clinton blames Mr Comey for her loss in last year's presidential election, which happened shortly after he reopened the investigation into whether her use of a private email server while secretary of state had compromised national security. And to complicate matters further, the FBI is looking into allegations that members of Mr Trump's campaign team colluded with Russia.
Theresa May took to the One Show to catch the tea-time TV audience alongside her husband Philip. She looked apprehensive, but she needn't have worried. Mr May was as careful to avoid gaffes as Mrs May always is. He spent most of the interview turned towards her, nodding vigorously, and murmuring "mmh" in loyal agreement. It's the same at home, he claims.
The Daily Telegraph reports that Labour faces a split if it loses the election, with up to 100 MPs set to form a breakaway group to force out leader Jeremy Corbyn. Meanwhile, the i says thousands of workers face a "nasty surprise" when they retire, as they see their full state pension cut. And several newspapers lead on the news of the death of an 11-year-old girl on a ride at Drayton Manor theme park.
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