There are now as many as 739,000 people aged 16 to 24 who can't find employment - up 100,000 in just the past year.

THE UK stock market is on a roll. Despite all the gloom and doom on the employment front, and an inept government in charge of the UK, the FTSE100 Index is roaring away like a late winter fire.

Thanks to her choices, unemployment has been soaring. Yet, despite the growing numbers losing their jobs, somehow Rachel Reeves still has hers.

Ahead of the Spring Statement, the Tony Blair Institute said Labour's policies have 'added friction at the moment the UK needs greater agility'.

Dame Susan Langley, whose office began in 1189, is addressing modern issues. One is the social media narrative depicting London as a crime-infested hellhole.