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Rap, Reality & Rathbone Young people from the Rathbone training centre in East London investigate the influence that Rap music has on society. 4 August 2010
How Safe Is Hackney? The shooting of talented Hackney schoolgirl Agnes Sina-Inakoju made national headlines. Headliners reporter and Hackney resident Kamil Boriel, 14, takes to the streets of Hackney to find out how safe people in the area feel. 15 July 2010
The fear factor 17 June 2010
Violence and Computer Games With the recent release of Red Dead Redemption, realistic and violent computer games and age restrictions are once again gaining plenty of media coverage. Headliners reporter, Malik Fields, investigates the contentious issue. 15 June 2010
Are Prisons Too Soft? Headliners reporters in Halifax, West Yorkshire investigate whether prison conditions are too soft or whether they could be stricter. 7 June 2010
The School “Pinchable” Are the corridors of London’s schools a thieves delight? Headliners reports from Islington Arts and Media School investigate whether stealing in schools really is a problem. 2 June 2010
Bullying Having experienced bullying themselves, young journalists from Erdington, Birmingham, ask what other young people would do if they were bullied. 1 April 2010
Brothers Love Headliners reporters speak to a brother worried for his sibling’s life. 25 February 2010
Homophobic crime decline 26 January 2010
Treat 'Em Like Dogs Headliners journalists put the media and the police on the spot, investigating the role they both play in creating and promoting negative stereotypes of young people. 4 January 2010
The Tragedy of Youth Gangs in London Headliners reporter Clio Russell-Bryant interviews a young person from West London about his past experiences in a gang to find out what it’s like from a first-hand perspective. 11 December 2009
Certified Chinwe Izamoje, 17, investigates the current film classification system in the U.K. to see if it is still pertinent in light of the recent controversy surrounding the films Bruno and Antichrist. 20 October 2009
Buggin' Out Headliners journalists prick up their ears and investigate the Mosquito. Find out what young people, shopkeepers and the Children's Commissioner of England have to say about the controversial device. 14 October 2009
Growing Mad Young people produce peer media kit to help deal with teenage life. 7 October 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? 17 August 2009