Saturday, July 28 2007, 14:04 BST
By Neil Wilkes, Editor
The BBC is launching a new programming block aimed at teenagers along the lines of Channel 4's popular T4 strand.
The new zone, airing on BBC Two from the autumn, will feature drama and entertainment programming and will also include a news bulletin.
Geoff Goodwin is developing the project, which has yet to be given a name.
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