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This week, senior news reporter Russell Hargrave and acting editor Andy Ricketts examine the factors affecting volunteering among young people. 

They talk to Emily Morrison, head of the Institute for Community Studies, about research published by her organisation which found a \"postcode lottery\" affecting young people's ability to donate their time. 

The report, called Volunteering Journeys, says the place young people grow up in \"powerfully determines if and how they are supported to volunteer\".

This week’s Good News Bulletin features updates on the man bidding to complete the world's most epic pub crawl for charity and a record-breaking blood donation drive. 


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