- Abi, 16, Birmingham Abi's life has been changed by the birth of her son last year: "I was happy because I was going to have a baby, but I was sad because it was going to have loads of consequences. I can't go back to education and I lost most of my family - they stopped...
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Feature - What it's like to be young today
Fed up of hearing what adults think about the lives of young people in 21st century Britain, a team of four young reporters set out to interview their peers to find out what it is really like to grow up in this country.
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Children & Young People Now is the official publication for members of the National Children's Bureau and The National Youth Agency.