- 'Yobs' Take Over the House of Lords An historic moment has been made as 300 young people from across the UK took over parliament and debated issues affecting them in the UK today, including the negative portrayal of young people in the media and the environment. Charlotte Lytton, 16, and Rhona Ezuma, 18, report back from the House of Lords where the country’s ‘yobs’ made their mark. 9 May 2008
- Global Eye 2008 A launch at Stormont which marks the end of our three year Global Eye project. 3 May 2008
- Interview with Chief Executive Officer of the Learning Trust about Words Unite Young reporters from 'What's Up' spoke to Alan Wood, CEO of the Learning Trust, about getting Hackney reading 18 April 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! 11 March 2008
- Young people Storm parliament Teenagers from across Northern Ireland marched to the home of the government to demand their own youth assembly. 26 February 2008
- Youth workers make demand for more funds Government urged to pump more cash into services aimed at helping young people. 8 February 2008
- Living Different Lives: From Bethlehem To Hackney What’s the difference between living in East London and the West Bank? Young people from Hackney and Palestine got the chance to ask each other that question when a group of young Palestinians visited the capital at the end of last year. 29 January 2008
- I'm listening says Commissioner Commissioner meets Headliners reporters Eabha Doherty and Aiofe Boyle 17 January 2008
- Open That Door Headliners and disability group Transition Team have produced a short film to highlight disability access problems. 12 January 2008
- Zoop Zoop Hackney - Who Aksed You?! A group of Headliners reporters found a lot to laugh at in local politics when they saw this play, commissioned for Local Democracy Week 2007. 27 November 2007
- Taking Over to Make a Difference More than 5,000 children and young people had a say in the running of over 400 organisations across England. Ginisha, 17, was one of them and experienced a day in the life of one of the most powerful men in the country. 22 November 2007
- Belfast prays for Burma Following the military crackdown in Burma after pro-democracy rallies last week, Belfast members attended a demonstration in support of the country's imprisoned Buddhist monks. 6 October 2007
- Many Ways to Protest What does protest mean to young people today, and are they more receptive to using art to protest than to the traditional peace march? A team from Headliners witnessed both in an attempt to understand more about why and how people protest, and how this affects our generation. 3 October 2007
- The Middle East - It's Not All 'Bombs This' and 'Wars That' Reports about the Middle East may be dominated by war and conflict, but a group of young Londoners discovered there is so much more. Headliners reporters met with them before and after their adventure to find out what impact it had made. 3 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. 1 October 2007
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