Donald Trump's daughter Ivanka has set up an office in the White House, and will have access to classified information, though she is not technically a government employee.

While the first daughter won't have an official title, she will have an office in the West Wing, government-issued communications devices and a security clearance.

Since President Trump took office, his eldest daughter has been an increasingly visible presence in the White House, where her husband Jared Kushner already serves as a senior adviser.

Last week, she participated in a meeting with her father and German Chancellor Angela Merkel.