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Rapping up stereotypes Headliners reporters rap up how hip-hop has been a source of inspiration and good in their lives - a far cry from the association with gangs, drugs and crime often portrayed in the media Listen To Rapping up stereotypes

The trouble with parents Babies should be taken away from bad parents rather than trying to fix families that can’t be fixed. That’s the view of Martin Narey, chief executive of the children's charity Barnardo's, who spoke out recently after a spate of recent tragedies involving the deaths of children. In this podcast Headliners reporters from Mill Lane Youth Centre, Newcastle upon Tyne, respond to Narey’s views and discuss what, in their view, a child really needs. Listen To The trouble with parents

1948-2012: Back to the future In a bid to learn valuable lessons ahead of London's Olympics in 2012, reporters from Headliners quizzed Olympians of 1948, as well as sports fans who attended the games, on a radio package for BBC London. Listen To 1948-2012: Back to the future

Post War Perspectives As part of London's 2012 Olympic celebrations, Headliners reporters looked back to when London last had the games in 1948. They compared their perceptions of East London in 1948 to the experiences of who were young in 1948, on a radio package for BBC London. Listen To Post War Perspectives

Britain's Next Top Role Model Fame and fortune. Sex drugs and rock and roll. Are these the things young people aspire to? Headliners reporters from the Kings Corner Project investigate just who exactly young people are looking up to. And, if people in the public eye know that they have a responsibility to act like worthy role models. Listen To Britain's Next Top Role Model

SATs: Are they worth the stress? The debate about SATs exams has raged all summer, with papers not being marked on time and reports that they put too much stress on students. Headliners spoke to young people with experience of the tests to find out what all the fuss is about. Listen To SATs: Are they worth the stress?

Young Londoners Takeover BBc London 94.9 Young people in London set the agenda for BBC London 94.9. Ginisha Sadasivan, 18, and Charlotte Lytton, 16, produce reports for the breakfsat show and are interviewed on air. Listen To Young Londoners Takeover BBc London 94.9

School Daze Rachel Tombs, 12, has been to school in three countries. No stranger to being the 'new girl', she gives some useful advice to those who find themselves in a similar position. Listen To School Daze

Hoping For Harry Potter This Christmas Alanna Weir, 10, is obsessed with Harry Potter and can't wait for the next two films to be released. Listen To Hoping For Harry Potter This Christmas

I Don't Understand Animal Cruelty Tarah Graham, 11, wonders why some people think animals don't have any value. Listen To I Don't Understand Animal Cruelty

School subject choices? I vote for more flexibility. Annabelle Kraly, 12, would like to pick school subjects that relate to her chosen career. Listen To School subject choices? I vote for more flexibility.