Dr Sarah Burnett examines the causes and consequences of obesity in today’s society.

Dr Sarah Burnett demonstrates how different body shapes require different measurements to be applied to them in order to understand whether or not they can be considered healthy.

Dr Sarah Burnett talks about different ways of measuring weight and explains that all must be considered together, if we are to get a true picture of how healthy our bodies are.

TrueTube asks the public what they think of Holocaust Memorial Day. Different opinions are shared on the Jewish Holocaust but comments are also made about other holocausts which have happened, and are still happening.

Members of the public talk about their various phobias, rational and irrational, and how they are affected by them.

This film presents official definitions of the most common and well-known mental illnesses, in a way which is clear and concise for young people.

Oliver struggled with depression throughout his teens, and enhanced his problems with alcohol and drugs. Here he talks about getting over his depression and how great his life is now compared to how it used to be.

Vox pops about why January and February are considered the bleakest months of the year, and what people can do to cheer themselves up during the winter months.

Stories of life in gangs. Gang members explain how they think gun and knife crime can realistically be tackled.

TV agony uncle Phillip Hudson argues that families always fail, but the important question is ‘how they fail’. The public, however, see it quite differently…

Cordelia explains how she came to be diagnosed with Bipolar disorder, and what the two extreme moods, which define the condition, feel like when they strike.

A sequence from Channel 4 chat show ‘Shariah TV’ reveals varying opinions on whether female circumcision is Islamic and whether it should be practiced.