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Steve Herrmann Steve Herrmann | 10:44 UK time, Wednesday, 17 December 2008

journalism_labs_masthead.jpgThe team of journalists, developers and designers who produce the graphics, maps, tables and multimedia projects for the News website have been researching and compiling data on homicides of teenagers in the UK over the past year, in order to piece together a detailed picture of what has been happening across the country. They have just published a, and showing this information, and team leader Bella Hurrell has written about how it was done and the thinking behind it here.

Steve Herrmann is editor, of the 91Èȱ¬ News website

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