The Young Liones

"I had a vision from God that said 'you will be a mod from this day on'. That was fucking it for me mate." - Paul Weller About The Young Idea charts The Jam's career from their formation in the early seventies, through the heady days of chart success and on to their break-up in 1982. The program features extensive, brand new interviews with Paul Weller, Bruce Foxton and Rick Buckler alongside archive performance footage and new contributions from fans, journalists and many involved in the band's career.

Last year in the UK 103,000 young people presented themselves as homeless, but the real number is much higher as thousands of teenagers go under the radar by sofa surfing or staying with friends. Filmed over nine months, this film gives a voice to some of society's most vulnerable young people, sensitively sharing their thoughts and concerns and shining a light on their struggle to find a safe place to sleep and their journey in securing a stable and permanent home. We follow Josh, 18, in Blackpool as he tries to hold down a job while bouncing between night shelters, sofa surfing and sleeping rough.

Benjamin Britten's The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra (1945) is one of the most frequently performed works of any British composer. It has introduced and enlivened the interest of whole generations of children in the instruments of the orchestra, in thrilling style. It is, however, much more than an instruction manual for youngsters. Now a classic of the concert hall, it is frequently performed to children and adults alike. Katie Derham presents a detailed analysis of the composition, and the story behind its creation, before it is performed in full by the BBC National Orchestra of Wales with guest conductor Moritz Gnann in Cardiff's Hoddinott Hall. Orchestral music of the 20th century at its best.

When a high school party goes dangerously off the rails, one teenager finds that revenge is just a computer click away.

The early years of Karl Marx, Friedrich Engels and Jenny Marx, between Paris, Brussels and London.

A district attorney investigates the racially charged case of three teenagers accused of the murder of a blind Puerto Rican boy.

A recital becomes part of the French culture; 25 years later the performers return to the village where it was first launched.

Alfred Salteena is a slightly bumbling gentleman who meets a young lady on a train and invites her to his home in London. She comes to see society and meet young men and bothers him to go out and meet important people.

This film is based on a true story about a British teenager who allegedly poisoned family, friends, and co-workers.