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Naomi Long says a system should have been introduced when social distancing ended in hospitality.

Christopher Lynch exploited his victims' desire to be in theatre and committed multiple sex crimes.

A total of 58,000 people were unemployed, with the rate in Wales lower than the UK average of 4.3%.

Caroline Nokes says Stanley Johnson smacked her "on the backside" at the Tory conference in 2003.

Details about the suicide bomber who struck near a Liverpool hospital and Covid update pleas make the front pages.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Tuesday morning.

Christopher Chope shouted an objection in the Commons causing the motion to be postponed.

The number of workers on payrolls rose in October despite the end of the job support scheme.

Arrested men released without charge as police say they have made "significant progress" in the case.

The three-day event will be live again after two online festivals due to the pandemic.

The earthquake, with a magnitude of 3.1, was felt as far away as Edinburgh and Ballycastle in Northern Ireland.

Reanna Burns says she was followed by a man who later asked her if she would have sex for £100.

Janet MacDougall is in her final year at the University of Wolverhampton where she studies textiles.

A BBC investigation finds more than 2,500 officers and staff without the correct level of vetting.

Tuesday's front pages focus on the suspect in Sunday's Liverpool bombing.

The star clears up his absence from the charity gig, and insists he doesn't style his hair with mayo.

How garden fences and savoury snacks can help us understand why the cost of living is accelerating.

Rents are rising at the fastest pace since 2008 as strong demand outstrips supply, says one online platform.

Teenager Giovanni Rose won an international competition with his poem Welcome to Tottenham.

Rachel Ohene-Adjei lost her husband Eric in April, but is now studying to become a nurse.