Bonnie Arnold from All Saints youth club responded to Krash: "When you deal with anything difficult, just keep pushing and climbing and don't let anyone or anything hold you back."
Readers of Sense magazine got an insider's view into the secret services in an interview with ex-MI5 agent, David Shayler. Shayler lifts the lid on alleged government-funded terrorism and the conspiracy of 9/11 in the magazine's surveillance and censorship-themed issue. The infamous whistleblower advises young people to question mainstream politics and media. Lucky the Sense reporters have already caught onto that.
Young reporter Tanya Davison explains why school doesn't work in the latest online issue of InSite magazine. It's not education that she's against, it's simply the lack of creativity in the national curriculum. She calls on schools "to seek out their passions and discover their talents". Perhaps the Department for Children, Schools and Families could benefit from Tanya's advice? Apparently not, she asked for a comment but received no response.
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