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15 Sep 2014: With the focus on Scotland and the result of Thursday’s vote on independence, if you’re a young person living there we’d like to hear from you
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22 Oct 2014:
Letters: It would be a good idea to utilise the services of the existing listeners to support the efforts of prison officers in keeping watch over potentially suicidal inmates
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20 Oct 2014: Cut to welfare cap and removal of housing benefit from 18- to 21-year-olds on jobseeker’s allowance will pay for new scheme
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19 Oct 2014:
Mobility tsar says Britain is on verge of being permanently divided between haves and have-nots as young miss out on recovery, writes Daniel Boffey
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19 Oct 2014: A man finds his wife’s overreaction to the messiness of their teenage children frustrating. Mariella Frostrup says he needs to sort himself out first
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17 Oct 2014: Eleanor Robertson: Born into a bizarro world controlled by baby boomers who have comprehensively shafted us, it’s a credit to our resilience and adaptability that we’ve managed to get this far at all
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16 Oct 2014:
On 24 October, young people and activists speak out. Find your region, tweet your interest, and on the day, join the conversation!
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16 Oct 2014: Justice secretary defies appeal court ruling and permits staff in ‘secure college’ to forcibly restrain teenage inmates
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15 Oct 2014: Social equality crowdsourcing app among winners of iDEA in scheme that hopes to help 1 million young people develop digital and enterprise skills. By Hannah Jane Parkinson
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15 Oct 2014:
Teen hero Caitlin Buckard, who cares for her sister, mentors other children at her school who struggle emotionally
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14 Oct 2014: Researchers argue for cap on caffeine levels, citing health risks, particularly when the drinks are consumed with alcohol
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13 Oct 2014: A new programme is offering British teenagers from low-income families the opportunity to study at the best, most exclusive universities in America, including Harvard, Yale and Columbia. Rhik Samadder talks to five of the 61 gifted students embarking on a great adventure this autumn
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12 Oct 2014:
Plan International research in Asia, South America and Africa produces worrying findings of girls living in fear and enduring abuse, reports Tracy McVeigh
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11 Oct 2014: Government told scrapping intermediate AS-level exam will hit subject’s growth in popularity – especially with girls
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11 Oct 2014: In the 1970s, black American music found a devoted following in the industrial towns of northern England. As a new film tells the tale, Paul Mason recalls heady nights at Wigan Casino
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10 Oct 2014:
Julia Hobsbawm knows all about networks. The former PR, and daughter of a famous Marxist, teaches and makes radio shows about them. But is it right to revel in who you know? Zoe Williams takes her on
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