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HOW WOULD YOU RUN BRITAIN? OUR YOUTH PANEL JOIN THE DEBATE

The Youth of Today Our panel of teens discuss some burning issues of the day

From PG to PC How a global revolution is brewing in the world of tea

The Art of Concentration Having

trouble keeping your attention focused? Try these simple tips

The Dark Night of the Soul Powerful

images from Afghanistan

Support Single Mums! Why are they such a target for the press and politicians?

Medical Nirvana We look at how far— and how fast—treatment could advance in five key areas

Next Stop Tonga! Forget video games and Facebook, this teenager prefers a real-life challenge: the sea

front cover: kirstie allsopp photograph: ray burmiston

I Remember Property guru Kirstie Allsopp discusses domestic life, “mummy” fashion, and the world of TV presenting

Kids on Cocaine Why are policies across Europe failing to protect our children from this highly addictive drug?

In Whom We Trust What’s changed in

ten years of our Trusted Brands survey?

Violins of Hope One man’s quest to track down and restore the violins last heard in the concentration camps

A Reader’s Story Ian Woodall recalls a promise he made on Mount Everest that he couldn’t forget

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