Teenage kicks

At school, novelist Emily Maguire wanted to be told her desires were normal. But sex education let her down - and today's adolescents still get a raw deal.

Wake-up call

Leader: Yesterday's report in Chest, the journal of the American College of Chest Physicians, casts rare light on a phenomenon that has caused tensions between married couples and partners all over the world for centuries without a proper cure ever being found.

The dyslexic novelist

Sally Gardner changed her name because she couldn't spell it. So how does she manage to write novels? By Polly Curtis.