Learning Zone, Ages 14-16: PSHE

Comedian Jolyon Rubinstein wants to find out why young people are cut off from politics.

Six mini-docs following the best of British sporting talent across six different sports.

With unparalleled access, Michael Cockerell reveals how the House of Commons works.

Poems tell the story of Sophie Lancaster, who was killed because of her appearance.

The science of how alcohol and drugs affect the body is explored.

Four young people describe how drug use dramatically changed their lives.

Continues the stories of Joe, Julie and Shanice as they negotiate adolescence.

Looking at gang culture, with contributions from former gang members

Chronicles the toll of gang affiliation, hearing from both police and former gang members.

Revealing testimony chronicling how it is possible to start over after leaving a gang.

Following young people as they tackle the issues associated with poverty.

Four young people tell how an evening of drinking alcohol affected their lives.

Looking at the changes that happen to young people as they try to alter their appearance.

Gemma Cairney goes on a journey to uncover the facts on acne.

Young people take the roles of barrister, defendant, witness and jury at the Old Bailey.

A group of teenagers try out being an apprentice for a day.

How relationships can go wrong and end up being emotionally or physically hurtful.

Five young people share their problems ranging from anorexia to depression.

Presenter Pips Taylor explores why so many rapes go unreported in the UK.