Unemployment rates among 16 to 24-year-olds in the capital have risen 55 per cent since start of 2020

Covid recovery putting 16-24-year-olds at ‘back of the queue’, with one in five young Londoners unemployed

‘Temporary and precautionary’ measure will take effect from Monday

France will not be ‘hostages to British domestic politics’, says interior minister

The designer had been battling cancer.

A man has been charged with murder after a mother of two went missing in Kent.

Relations between London and Paris have been further strained after Boris Johnson published his proposals for preventing small boat crossings.

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Health Secretary Humza Yousaf said enhanced contact tracing is being carried out.

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For the first time since 1992, the Queen is to be removed as a head of state when Barbados becomes a republic. On the Caribbean island, Nadine White finds hope for the future – and questions about what comes next

‘This is fiction and not worth further comment’

Over-18s expected to receive booster jabs ‘earlier’ than planned to tackle Omicron variant

Campaigners said many families are facing a difficult winter.

Police colleagues will gather with friends and family at the Royal Military Chapel in Westminster.

Overnight, many parts of country felt chill

Severe weather disrupts transport and causes power cuts and damage to buildings

Men killed by falling trees as storm batters country

Community left ‘stunned’ by death of principal hailed ‘a giant in his prime’

Mark Brown, of St-Leonards-on-Sea, in East Sussex has been charged with murder following the the disappearance of Alexandra Morgan.

Police call for restraint on social media to ensure ‘justice for Ava’s family’

Venue is ‘reviewing security procedures’ after incident

Flight crew forced to self-isolate in Penny’s Bay for 21 days compare room to prison ‘cell’

The Queen has been Barbados’s head of state since it became independent in 1966 but Dame Sandra Mason will be sworn in as its first president.

Harry and Meghan accused a member of the royal family of racism in shocking claims made during their Oprah Winfrey interview.

Omicron continues to dominate the front pages as the working week begins.

The two nations are preparing to sign a pact aimed at enabling closer co-operation on defence and trade.

JCVI decision on accelerating boosters could come as soon as Monday

The British socialite is the ex-girlfriend of disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein.

‘Our staff are constantly worried about those other patients out in the community who are awaiting on an ambulance response’

Labour demands powerful ‘Integrity and Ethics Commission’ – to prevent prime minister sanctioning ‘corruption’

‘It’s going to be a great Christmas,’ Sajid Javid predicts – despite the return of mask-wearing and PCR tests for travellers on Tuesday

Failure to fill out forms correctly could result in some charges being incorrectly levied

The 14-year-old, who cannot be named for legal reasons, has been charged with murder and possession of a bladed article.

MP says constituents have his ‘full commitment’ even though he earns £955,000 elsewhere

Through analysis of documents which summarise a case, we found patterns of victim-blaming in the language used by officers and gatekeepers, writes Patricia Canning

Jack Merritt and Saskia Jones were killed by terrorist Usman Khan during a prisoner education event.

The man is suspected of murder and remains in custody

The 14-year-old boy will face court in Liverpool on Monday.

The designer had been battling cancer.

Teenager’s family have been ‘devastated’ by death, police say

The Stormont Health Minister also urged the public to follow basic steps to avoid infection.

Ex-PM hits out at Boris Johnson for false claim that low take-up of jabs – rather than a shortage – is the problem in countries with Omicron variant

Senior Tory MP says No 10 ‘needs to pull its socks up’ after botched handling of sleaze allegations

Individuals’ claims said to have been contradicted by police and staff with view of CCTV

Exclusive: ‘Richer countries hoarding vaccines will only increase the risk of new Covid variants and mutations taking hold’

Exclusive: Court of Appeal to rule on four test cases that will apply to at least a dozen jailed asylum seekers in total

Advocates say longer weekends mean healthier staff and more productive businesses – so could the UK be on the cusp of a workplace revolution? Colin Drury heads to Wigan to find out

‘It was great to be back on the streets to show London we are reclaiming the night’

European interior ministers to meet in Calais, but UK uninvited after Boris Johnson letter sparks French anger

UK does not know how many arrivals were infected – after 10 per cent on one flight to Netherlands tested positive

Public told to ‘continue with their plans as normal for Christmas’ - although there are no ‘guarantees’

The Czech president has sworn in Petr Fiala as the country’s new prime minister following last month’s parliamentary election

Elias Djelloul was arrested at an address in east London on Friday