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Deaths of teenagers have risen while overall homicide figures have dropped in London.

Medals aplenty for Team GB feature on the Tuesday front pages.

The UK recorded a further 24,950 lab-confirmed Covid-19 cases as of 9am on Monday.

The Opposition party’s plans follow a series of court cases on the gig economy.

The man was taken to a north London hospital by ambulance where he died on Saturday evening.

The diver shed tears on the podium after winning Olympic gold in Tokyo with diving partner Matty Lee.

The Prime Minister will use his first day after leaving self-isolation to detail his new Beating Crime Plan.

The scheme uses lateral flow tests to allow eligible workers to continue working.

The NHS said 5,055 patients were in hospital with Covid in England on Monday – the highest level since March 18 but well below levels seen in January.

The former children’s laureate said there was a ‘lack of understanding by the Government’.

Alok Sharma expressed disappointment at a lack of progress during a two-day meeting with ministers from more than 50 nations.

The Olympic gold medal-winning diver told young LGBT people they ‘can achieve anything’.

Cherry Lorberg, 74, said she is looking forward to the adrenaline rush the challenge will bring.

More than half of local areas are now recording a week-on-week fall in rates.

Olly Stephens was killed in Reading on January 3.

Apsana Begum is on trial at Snaresbrook Crown Court.

The Justice Select Committee found law firms were struggling to hire and keep hold of legal aid defence lawyers.

Tara Hanlon was preparing to board a flight for Dubai with more than £1.9 million in sterling notes.

A White House official said existing restrictions on international travel will be maintained.

The total has risen 33% in a week – but is still well below the peak of the second wave.