From body image and bullying to tuition fees and crime, more than 300 teenagers have written letters to prime minister David Cameron raising issues that matter to them.
It is part of the Thirteen in 13 campaign which is being run by the Anne Frank Trust.
Anyone who turns 13 in 2013 is being invited to write a letter to Mr Cameron describing what they think would make Britain better. The best 13 letters are to be published in The Times, with the prime minister promising to respond via an open letter.
Anne Frank, pictured, was herself aged 13 when she wrote her diary while in hiding in Amsterdam during the Second World War.
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