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Health News: Wales - Hospital's second phase is in doubt

31 May 2005, Children Now

The final phase of Wales' first children's hospital is in doubt despite the Welsh Assembly Government earmarking £38.5m to develop the project.

Health News: Scotland - Executive to act after NHS report

31 May 2005, Children Now

A single national intensive care service for children is being developed by the Scottish Executive following a report proposing recommendations for the future of NHS Scotland.

Health News: Health stats - Hastings and St Leonard's

31 May 2005, Children Now

12% of all mothers aged 19 or younger in 2001 (7 per cent in England and Wales) 60.7 conceptions per 1,000 girls aged under 18 in Hastings from...

Health News: Mental health - Adult ward aggression hits children

31 May 2005, Children Now

Teenagers referred to adult mental health wards are continuing to suffer from exposure to violence and threatening behaviour, professionals have warned.

Analysis: Sex and relationships - A fair approach to youthful affairs?

31 May 2005, Children Now

While professionals await national guidance on dealing with sexually active young people in the wake of the Bichard report, London's interim protocol has sparked a fierce debate about how much...

Analysis: Fostering - Private dilemma for public sector

31 May 2005, Children Now

While Kent County Council claims it is reducing the number of its private fostering placements to improve the lives of the children in its care, private agencies claim the move...

Interview: Have your carrot and eat it - David Melvin, deputy director of direct and care services, Glasgow City Council

31 May 2005, Children Now

To say Glasgow City Council's scheme to reward secondary pupils choosing healthy school meals with iPods and Xboxes has attracted some attention is a bit of an understatement.

Letters: The teen pregnancy challenge

31 May 2005, Children Now

There's no quick fix to the issue of teenage pregnancy, but the small rise in the under-16 conception rate in England must be seen in the context of the progress...

Letters: Inclusion in after-school clubs

31 May 2005, Children Now

I would like to comment on a Judgment Call on the dilemma of how to admit a child with severe behavioural problems to an after-school club (Children Now, 4-10 May).

Opinion: Debate - Would compulsory school uniform improve behaviour?

31 May 2005, Children Now

The introduction of compulsory uniforms has been credited with playing a big part in turning around a north London school, leading to calls that this could be a major way...