We are the children of austerity..put us in charge

What changes would our panel of teenagers make?

- ROS WYNNE-JONES

THEY are Austerity's Children, born after 2010 account for 3.4 million of Britain's 4.3 million children in poverty.

After months of chatting to them for a Daily Mirror project, it's become clear these young people aged 13 and 14 have been starkly affected by more than a decade of Tory rule.

But what if they had the keys to Downing Street? Our project, Year 9 in No10, asked exactly this question.

And after 14 years of seeing public services run down, communities neglected and climate pledges abandoned, these young people have one thing in common: They want change.