darren morgan, from these figures., they compile these figures every month that gives us a snapshot of what is happening in the economy and remember, these are looking back, figures forjuly, they tell us what has already happened. lots of speculation and interest in how this plays out as the furlough scheme is wound down. but victoria, absolutely right to highlight it as young people who are bearing the brunt of all of this. just to put that into context for you, of the rising unemployment in july, that into context for you, of the rising unemployment injuly, versus thejuly rising unemployment injuly, versus the july before, rising unemployment injuly, versus thejuly before, it rising unemployment injuly, versus the july before, it was rising unemployment injuly, versus thejuly before, it was 104,000 higher, more people out of work, of those 76,000 young people, so nearly three quarters of them were aged between 16 and 24. really tells you that times are pretty tough for young people right now. even hanging on to thejo

i'm hoping at this point we can bring in darren morgan from the office for national statistics.e of these figures. there is a real number of pictures painted here but let's start firstly with the young demographic. those most likely to be had by this. explain what these figures tell us about thejob explain what these figures tell us about the job prospects explain what these figures tell us about thejob prospects right explain what these figures tell us about the job prospects right now for young people, aged between 16 and 24. good morning. you've summed it up very well in terms of a key feature of the dataset be published this morning on the labour market. as you suggested, those hardest hit are those in the 16—24 bracket and actually if we look at 18—24 it was actually if we look at 18—24 it was a record increase in unemployment that we've ever seen. and you quite rightly said, part of the reason for thatis rightly said, part of the reason for that is when you look at the industries most hit by the pandemic, it's the hospitality industry, the a rts it's the hospitality indust