Assembly Scripts (58 Items)

Des Lynam asks the Match of the Day panel if they can talk about something other than football for a change. A classic clip from Red Nose Day. Don't forget to get your donation in to Comic Relief!...

What does your mum do for you? Whether you're young or old, mums play a huge part in our lives - so here are just a few tributes from members of the public.

TrueTube challenges the public on their opinions of organ donation, asking: whether or not they have a donor card; whether they'd be comfortable with giving others their organs; and if it's right for the government to change the...

How many new beginnings have you been through? Here is an animated introduction to 'Rites of Passage', thinking about life as a journey and the things that happen along the way.

A film about Hanukkah which shows how Jewish families celebrate the festival together and the symbolism behind it.

Shocking facts and figures about the rise of HIV in Britain.

Louisa got into debt during her first term at university and hasn't been out of it since. In this interview she talks about how living in debt affects her day-to-day life.

The Collector welcomes you to his House of Horrible Things to tell the gruesome story of the demon Mahishashura, his confrontation with the Goddess Durga, and how he came to lose his head.

A story for the Hindu festival...

TrueTube takes to the street to share statistics on domestic violence and to hear the general public's response. People are shocked by the surprising figures, which show 20% of men admitting to some form of domestic violence.

Education is a right for all, not a privilege for a few. In October 2012, Pakistani schoolgirl Malala Yousafzai was shot in the head by the Taliban for publicly stating her belief that girls, as well as boys,...

TrueTube takes to the streets and challenges the public: what would you fight for? How far would you go to achieve peace? Can war ever be justified? Would you break the law for something you believe in?

Interviews with random members of the public reveal why people believe bullying happens, what they consider bullying to be and who they believe is most likely to get bullied.