Teen 2014

Has academic pressure killed teen rebellion? Teenagers at Boston Spa 6th form think so – and they say we are too obsessed with scholarly success. Watch what happened when Channel 4 News went to visit.

Teenage pop superstar Justin Bieber is charged with drink driving a Lamborghini in an illegal drag race, in the latest of a string of controversial incidents.

Diver Tom Daley reveals he is having a relationship with a man, telling his fans in a YouTube video that he “couldn’t be happier”.

As One Direction are ranked more influential on Twitter than David Cameron and Nigel Farage, Channel 4 News looks at the role of influence and power in social media.

When Russell Brand told Jeremy Paxman there would an anti-capitalist revolution, the comedian was speaking for all those who despise what growing inequality is doing to their lives.

After a teenager killed himself when blackmailers threatened to show an explicit video of him to his family, we look at who is behind online blackmail, and how can you avoid it.

Thousands of people sign a petition asking the government to regulate anonymous messaging websites after a 14-year-old girl killed herself following bullying on Ask.fm.

Casey, from Salford, tells Channel 4 News about life behind the youth unemployment statistics – for more from Casey and other young people talking about austerity Britain, tune in tonight at 7.

Schoolgirl Beth Reeks was fed up of trying to find a teenage novel that didn’t include vampires or werewolves, so she wrote one. One of the UK’s biggest publishers releases her first book on Monday.

Tributes are paid to Jade Anderson who died after being attacked by a pack of “out of control” dogs in Greater Manchester. But the attack may not lead to a criminal prosecution.

He may have the most dedicated fans in the world. But teenage superstar Justin Bieber was booed when he finally arrived on stage last night – after keeping fans waiting for nearly two hours.

A university watchdog calls for children as young as seven to be encouraged to think about studying for a degree under new plans to create a more level playing field for universities.

Channel 4 News investigates an increasingly sexualised generation of British teenagers – and how young people looking at explicit images may be unwittingly committing a crime.

Sending and receiving explicit naked pictures is everyday life for teenagers aged between 13-16 across Britain – and it is changing how they see sex, a Channel 4 News investigation reveals.

Seventeen magazine in the US has pledged not to digitally retouch images of women and girls it uses in its photo shoots following a campaign by a 14-year old blogger.