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Environment
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Climate Change: Are You Hearing It?
In the run up to the Climate Change summit in Copenhagen, residents of Doncaster, one of the areas worst affected by the floods of 2007, came face to face with Climate Change Secretary Ed Miliband. Headliners made this report.
4
June
2010
Underage Pregnancy
Is underage pregnancy still an issue? What is the public's opinion? What advice do abortion clinics offer? Young journalists from Castle Vale, Birmingham, investigate.
10
May
2010
Bullying
Having experienced bullying themselves, young journalists from Erdington, Birmingham, ask what other young people would do if they were bullied.
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April
2010
PM says "Just do it!"
Annie Pickering and Aakash Bharania are covering the historic United Nations Framework Climate Change Convention in Copenhagen after winning a competition run by PLAN UK, which helps children in the poorest countries of the world.
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December
2009
Crime on Graffiti
Graffiti – originally a noun to describe ‘scratching onto a property,’ has attracted the attention of both the police and art dealers. It has been used to mark territory, express political opinions and create pieces of art. From Basquiat to Banksy, this controversial artform has resulted in much public debate. Is graffiti art or crime? Should it be legalised or should we protect our blank urban canvas?
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August
2009
Climate of Fear
Climate Camp protester Alex Kinnane made national news when footage emerged of him being hit by police at the G20 protests in April. Here he talks to Headliners about the violence and intimidation he witnessed at the demonstration.
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May
2009
Drug Pressures in Alum Rock
Young reporters from Alum Rock, Birmingham, investigate the pressures placed on their peers to take drugs.
6
April
2009
Skaters Have Their Say
Headliners reporters from Kings Heath compare skate parks in Birmingham and ask what improvements could be done to their own by interviewing the architect who designed it and the councillor who funded it.
6
April
2009
Reporters write for Hackney Today
Young people in Hackney have their say
19
December
2008
Our Estates
Three reporters from Headliners take us around where they live and hang out in this film. Exploring the changes that have taken place over the years gone by.
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May
2008
Hackney Youth Guide Review
From libraries to break dancing and museums to football clubs - Hackney has got it all, and now you can find out when and where!
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March
2008
The Headlines in 3008
Young reporters from Headliners are taking part in Operation Soapbox, a South Bank Centre project looking at how ideas are formed. They have been looking into the future to see what stories we will be reading in the news in 3008 - and it's a strange mix of the frightening and the downright bizarre!
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February
2008
Headliners produce recycling DVD
Three members of Headliners joined Belfast’s Lord Mayor and Bryson charitable group to launch a film they'd made about recycling.
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December
2007
Playing outside is right up 'our' street
Headliners reporter Eabha Doherty joins in the fun as young and old play all day around Derry's walls
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October
2007
"Adults Have Ruined Our World"
Climate change will have a massive impact on the lives of today's young people. What is our future going to look like, and what can we all do to help? Six reporters from Headliners went to investigate.
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October
2007
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