Welcome to Debatable, the magazine from the UK Youth Parliament.
The purpose of the magazine is to generate political debate, to inform decision makers of the issues which matter most to young people, and to challenge the negative portrayal of young people in the media by showcasing the positive work young people are doing around the UK.
Debatable is published quarterly and is free to download from the UKYP website.
We hope you enjoy!
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Issue 11 - April 2010
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In this issue: # Young people join the fight against climate change # Should Facebook have a panic button? # The miners' strike 25 years on # Why politics matters # Politicians grilled in youth web chats # Campaign success on the buses # Shoud assisted suicide be legalised? # Let's beat the bullies together
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Issue 10 - November 2009
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In this issue: # Young people take over House of Commons chamber # Should the voting age be lowered to 16? # What makes a black person black? # Is a degree really worth it? # Media portrayal of young people # Climate change summit # What's life like for young people in Sierra Leone?
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Issue 9 - February 2009
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In this issue:
# Word from the youth - Read # Campaigns update - Read # Tuition fees 'clucking ridiculous' - Read # Leaders of the future? - Read # Young people, can't cook, won't cook? - Read - Discuss # MYP & MP joint surgeries - Read # Recycling special report - Read - Discuss # How do you see the Middle East? - Read - Discuss # Success in torbay with 'Yor Bay 2Day' - Read # Dwain Chambers interview - Read # My rant on Africa - Read - Discuss # MWH/UKYP Awards: the result - Read # News in brief - Read # Rant: politicians should practise what the preach - Read - Discuss # Norma the rapping granny - Read
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Issue 8 - November 2008
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In this issue (sponsored by Votivation.com)
# Campaigns update - Read # Sex & relationships education success - Read - Vote - Discuss # Barack Obama: your views - Read - Vote - Discuss # Rant: Elections in the UK - Read - Vote - Discuss # Women in politics - Read - Vote # News in brief - Read # Terrorism special report - Read # Where have the radical teachers gone? - Read - Vote - Discuss # Do young people moan too much? - Read - Vote - Discuss # Feeling the crunch? - Read # UK Youth Parliament: cool or corny? - Read - Vote - Discuss # Every disabled child matters - Read - Discuss # MWH/UKYP Awards 2008: the shortlist - Read
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Issue 7 - August 2008
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In this issue (sponsored by Votivation.com)
# Campaigns update - Read # Update from the Annual Sitting - Read # Are exams still useful? - Read - Vote - Discuss # World's worst mum - Read - Discuss # Gordon who? - Read - Vote - Discuss # UK Youth Parliament elections smash the half million barrier! - Read # News in brief - Read # Public transport special report - Read - Vote - Discuss # The truth about cyberbullying - Read - Discuss # Nelson Mandela: for and against - Read - Vote - Discuss # Raise your hand to stop the traffik - Read - Vote # The MWH and UK Youth Parliament Awards - Read
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Issue 6 - May 2008
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In this issue (sponsored by Votivation.com)
# Campaigns update - Read # MYPs vote for recycling, transport & uni fees - Read - Vote # Should the UK boycott the Beijing Olympics? - Read - Vote - Discuss # The cooking world has officially gone mad - Read - Vote - Discuss # Bill Bryson interview - Read # News in brief - Read # Time to look for the good behind the hood? - Read - Vote - Discuss # Palestine - the moral issue of our generation - Read - Discuss # ID cards won't stop terrorism - Read - Vote - Discuss # Should we be forced to vote? - Read - Vote - Discuss # Homophobia is gay!! - Read - Vote - Discuss # The last word - Read
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Issue 5 - February 2008
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In this issue (sponsored by Votivation.com)
# Campaigns update - PDF - Text - Vote # MYPs set to storm the House of Lords - PDF - Text - Vote # Iraq five years on - PDF - Text - Vote - Discuss # Climate change - PDF - Text # Voting frenzy - PDF - Text - Vote # News in brief - PDF - Text # The great sex debate - PDF - Text - Vote - Discuss # Should cannabis be legal? - PDF - Text - Vote - Discuss # Britain's future energy - PDF - Text - Vote - Discuss # Hitting children must stop - PDF - Text - Vote - Discuss # Help UKYP win a national poster campaign - PDF - Text # The power of the web - PDF - Text - Discuss
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Issue 4 - November 2007
In this issue (sponsored by Votivation.com)
# UKYP campaigns update # MYPs in key meetings with govt ministers # Should teenagers stay in school until they are 18? # Young and old join forces # Are we living in a survellience society? # Lads' mags: lewd, crude and in your face # Climate change events # Tips and ideas on increasing recycling # Creating a positive image of young people in the press # The power of online social networking
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Issue 3 - August 2007
In this issue (sponsored by Votivation.com)
# UKYP campaigns update # Can youth services improve kids’ behaviour? # Generation Next: A lost cause? # UKYP Annual Sitting # News in Brief # Will the real Gordon Brown please stand up? # So, what does an MYP actually do? # Climate Change Conference # Blaired Vision # Including the Excluded
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Issue 2 - May 2007
In this issue (sponsored by Votivation.com)
# UKYP prepares for 7th Annual Sitting # Election round-up # Virginia shootings: your reaction # MYPs quiz the PM on climate change # UKYP spreads the Inconvenient Truth # News in brief # Should Trident be replaced? # Why uni should be free # The passion of MYPs # V-Tastic News! # Votivation.com
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Issue 1 - February 2007
In this issue # UKYP campaigns update # Young people aren’t the future # MYPs give their views about the Big Brother racism row # A time for Reconciliation # News in brief # Young people unite against knife and gun crime # Execution or murder? # The geordies are coming # Have you made a difference? # Topical Expressions
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