Teachers TV: Every Child Matters - Lucy's Team Channel: Guardian Length: 0 Date: September 29, 2008 Lucy won't go to school. Find out how using a common assessment framework and multi-agency working can help keep Lucy in class

Teachers TV: Every Child Matters - Muhammad's Story Channel: Guardian Length: 0 Date: September 19, 2008 Muhammad has arrived in year 6 as a refugee and has problems adjusting in the classroom and outside. We explore what the different agencies can do

Gary Glitter refuses to leave Thailand Channel: Guardian Length: 0 Date: August 20, 2008 Thai police may detain the convicted paedophile after a standoff at Bangkok airport, where he refused to board a flight to London

NHS at 60 - Claire Rayner in conversation with newly-qualified nurse Yvonne Parkes Channel: Guardian Length: 0 Date: June 20, 2008 Claire Rayner, who trained as a nurse in the NHS nearly 60 years ago, talks to Yvonne Parkes, who is just embarking on her nursing career

Saving Grace Channel: Guardian Length: 0 Date: June 06, 2008 Sarah Boseley and Martin Godwin revisit Grace Mathanga, still HIV positive but preparing for an even greater challenge: surviving childbirth in ...

Takin' Over the Asylum Channel: Guardian Length: 0 Date: June 04, 2008 David Tennant in his first major TV role plays a young patient in a psychiatric institution who is an eager to become a hospital radio DJ in the g...

Bob Geldof Channel: Guardian Length: 0 Date: May 10, 2008 Tim Adams speaks to Bob Geldof about his relationship with George Bush and his frustrations at those governments still to honour their G8 commitmen...

Bono Channel: Guardian Length: 0 Date: May 10, 2008 Tim Adams speaks to Bono about the origins of the Make Poverty History campaign and persuading a reluctant Bush administration to provide over $50 ...

Jamie Drummond Channel: Guardian Length: 0 Date: May 10, 2008 Tim Adams speaks to Jamie Drummond, the founder of DATA and coordinator of the Make Poverty History campaign about his hopes for Tanzania and devel...

Smith: turn the tables on thugs Channel: Guardian Length: 0 Date: May 08, 2008 Jacqui Smith, the home secretary, thinks youths who persistently misbehave and intimidate others in their communities should be "harassed themselves"

Thamesmead: 40 years on Channel: Guardian Length: 0 Date: April 16, 2008 Four decades after it was built as a 'town for the 21st century', Michael Collins meets the residents of Thamesmead, the once-uto...

Nurses in Nazi concentration camps Channel: Guardian Length: 0 Date: April 09, 2008 Archive film from the second world war showing a nurse helping a psychiatric patient to a gas chamber. Linda Shields, professor of nursing at the U...

Freedom Ain't Free Channel: Guardian Length: 0 Date: April 08, 2008 Freedom Ain't Free, a drama-documentary about youth crime, has been nominated in the over-13s category of the First Light Movies Awards fo...

Heavy load Channel: Guardian Length: 0 Date: April 08, 2008 New documentary Heavy Load follows the highs and lows of a punk band - featuring three people with learning disabilities - as they attempt to break...

Teenage tearaways down at the farm Channel: Guardian Length: 0 Date: April 08, 2008 How care farms, based on a Dutch model, are offering disaffected teenagers a second chance here in the UK

Tinsley towers Channel: Guardian Length: 0 Date: April 08, 2008 The 76 metre-high cooling towers next to the M1 motorway have become a Sheffield landmark, but now face demolition. Local fanzine writers Tom Keele...

The wheelchair that goes down stairs Channel: Guardian Length: 0 Date: April 08, 2008 The Whirlwind RoughRider, a wheelchair built in developing countries using local labour, can handle potholes, gutters and even steep stairs