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Read the articles from News Shopper's online youth editors
News Shopper's first online youth editors are 17-year-old Alison Moulds, from Petts Wood, and Josh Tate, aged 15, from St Mary Cray.

They will be writing regular articles for newsshopper.co.uk

Their job will be to shed light on some of the main issues facing teenagers growing up in south east London and north Kent.

Read their articles here - and add your comments if you want to have your say, offer some feedback or suggest a future topic for discussion.

Building social skills through sport
Building social skills through sport
5:00pm Mon 12 May 08
Sport is a pretty big thing for most people, a source of entertainment, fun, despair and shock and awe.
Success met with scepticism
Success met with scepticism
4:55pm Mon 12 May 08
WHETHER met with success or failure in the summer, teenagers can at least be certain of one thing - that any achievements will be inevitably undermined by those who insist that examinations are easier than ever before.
Get it done now, not later
Get it done now, not later
11:07am Tue 6 May 08
Well, it's Thursday evening again, and I've just started my article for this week. Most people I know tend to have an attitude of procrastination of "I'll do it later".

The perils of being party host
4:26pm Thursday 1st May 2008
Horror stories of ruthless house-trashing by teenage miscreants have understandably caused parents to be more than a little hesitant to allow their children free reign of the family home when it comes to parties.

When sport and politics clash
When sport and politics clash
3:21pm Tue 22 Apr 08
The Olympic Games often suffers protests, sometimes on a large scale, but what has been happening over the past few weeks is completely unprecedented.
Family fun in front of goggle box
Family fun in front of goggle box
3:11pm Tue 22 Apr 08
With Doctor Who back on British screens, the favoured activity of families across the country has made a welcome return.

Families damaged by domestic violence
9:59am Monday 14th April 2008
About one in four women are subject to it. One in six men suffer it. One incident of it is reported to the police every minute, but on average it will have happened to someone 35 times before it is reported. Domestic violence is a massive problem.

Holidaying teens' reputation unfair
9:52am Monday 14th April 2008
With a dismal, disjointed Easter and impending examinations, it is little surprise teens are counting down to a romanticised long, hot summer ahead. For many this includes foreign holidays - without the parents.
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Using words as weapons
4:41pm Thursday 10th April 2008
"Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me." It's a famous proverb, and is complete nonsense.

The great north-south divide
4:58pm Tuesday 8th April 2008
During a recent three-hour train ride from Durham to London King's Cross, I prepared myself for sunnier climes yet greater hostility on public transport.

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