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News Day 2009 as it happened

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CRIME

Surprise attitudes to knife crime

Will thinking pink stop the yobs?

Growing up around crime

Graffiti: Art or vandalism?

OUTSIDE THE UK

'The Iron Curtain' picnic

Obama though our eyes

China Day in Dagenham

Fathers in the forces

What's it like to live on Jersey?

Voting at 16 on the Isle of Man

QUIRKY

Are space holidays a good idea?

Cheeper by the dozen

School Report Odd Box

Is Crufts cruel or cool?

Ghost-hunting in Birmingham

Health reports made by students

Pupils' technology reports

Pupils' recession reports

MORE NEWS

Students meet Desmond Tutu

Going to an Islamic school

Isle of Wight uncovered

How to read the news

Pupils help new trees take root

Farm school investigated

Teenagers risks on the road

Pupils look at hospice care

CCTV watching students

Credit crunch fashion

Wind turbine plan examined

Mayor on London's youth clubs

Celebrating Scottish music

Ed Balls not scrapping Sats

Being a child model

Making school uniforms smarter

THE PROJECT BASICS

Annual project involving UK schools

Students decide stories to report

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