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Teen pregnancy Sunday, 21 July, 2002, 15:23 GMT 16:23 UK
What to do when kids have kids
British children's lack of knowledge about sex is at the heart of an issue that is winning much publicity: teenage pregnancy.

Teenage pregnancies: the picture worldwide
Teenagers the world over face similar problems over access to information and advice, say family planners. But the UK has the worst levels of unmarried teenage mothers.

A mother's story
Maya Elmalem is no "typical" teenage mum. While the government, family planning agencies and family values organisations treat teenage mothers as a problem group, each has her own story.

Schools take on teen pregnancy
Older teenagers are to be encouraged to teach younger ones about the dangers of underage sex under new government plans aimed at reducing teenage pregnancy.


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