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Underage intercourse . . part of growing up or sex crime? Girls who have sex under the age of 16 could be criminalised under new legislation which aims to ensure there's no gender bias when it comes to illegal sex. But will this force girls into unsafe sexual practices? Gina Davidson reports

Five people a day in Lothian diagnosed with chlamydia But region bucks national trend as STD infections fall

Let schools give out 'abortion' pill says parent-teacher group New figures show one girl a week falls pregnant in Capital

Sex education 'failing' school pupils SEX education in Scottish schools is "inadequate", raising fears that the soaring rates of teenage pregnancy and sexually transmitted disease are going unchecked.

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Anger over pupils' teacher-sex debate

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Burning issue: Is the sexual health strategy in Scotland failing?

Police shouldn't investigate all underage sex, say chiefs

Schools need to tackle drink and sex together

Start sex education early, says consultant

In with the swingers at city sex club

Sex life that is not worth living EDINBURGH BEHIND CLOSED DOORS

Safe-sex boost urged as HIV rises in UK

Minister's concern over rise in number of teenage pregnancies

Two underage girls pregnant a week

A hard pill to swallow

Safe-sex drive gets results as disease rate falls

Health chiefs alarmed as sex diseases rise sharply in Scotland

Difficult relations with condoms

The Big 'Oh!' and how to get it

Experts demand sex clinics in schools

Students ignorant about condoms

Pupils rely on magazines to learn about sex

Scots ignore safe sex

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