The UK magazine industry gets half its paper from Finland and the strike has seriously disrupted supplies. As a result Children Now has printed four editorial pages fewer than usual this week. Page numbers will return to normal as soon as the dispute ends.
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Scandinavian strike forces cut in pages
Children Now is one of hundreds of magazines being forced to cut back on the number of pages because of a strike by paper workers in Finland.
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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.