External news
Drugs replacing drink as road danger, report finds (The Guardian)
One in four young drivers have been in a car when the driver appeared to be high on drugs, the 2009 RAC report on motoring reveals today.
Parents face summer holiday childcare woe - survey (The Guardian)
Parents still face huge regional variations when it comes to finding affordable and reliable childcare in the school holidays, according to a survey published today.
Young offenders: Unequal race against doing time for kids like Shaun (The Guardian)
This is the true story of a day in the life of a 17-year-old boy, Shaun, who worked for writer Mark Johnson briefly before he got into a drunken, violent fight and was sent to jail. His background is one of poverty, chaos and lovelessness.
11 MILLION mention: Deportation questions (The Herald)
Letters: I have no wish to pick a fight with Phil Taylor, regional director of the UK Borders Agency, who has a difficult and unenviable job to do (Letters, July 14). However, given that he has dispensed with his department's usual practice of not comment
Youth services: Lost in nowhere land (The Guardian)
Half of the country's youth clubs are surviving hand to mouth, attempting to provide services on less than £10,000 a year funding, a new report reveals.
The most magical love of all: Three smitten grandparents reveal how they're enjoying their second chance to be a better parent (Daily Mail)
It's a bond like no other - the unconditional love grandparents have for their grandchildren. As a new BBC series, The Grandparent Diaries, examines the relationship, three writers reflect on what it means to them.
Seize errant youngsters' bikes and mobiles, says Tory Chris Grayling (The Times)
Seizing children's mobile phones and bicycles could deter them from getting into trouble, according to Chris Grayling, the Shadow Home Secretary.
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