General election 2019: As it happened - PM visits new Tory MPs in North East - BBC News
Boris Johnson was in Sedgefield, Tony Blair's former constituency, after the Tories' biggest election win in more than 30 years.
Former Welsh secretary Lord Hain says Labour must not resort to "wishy-washy centrism" after its disastrous general election showing.

He says Labour must offer "a clear alternative to the Tory project" which would be "disastrous for Wales".

The party lost six seats in Wales, leaving it with 22 of Wales' 40 MPs.

Lord Hain, a cabinet minister under Tony Blair and Gordon Brown, says the "intolerance" to voters "not necessarily of your tribe" under Jeremy Corbyn's leadership must end.

He adds: "The Corbyn project has some very searching self-examination [to do] that has to be done honestly."