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Phobias can come in many forms, but the emotions and physical reactions that they elicit in young sufferers tend to look alike. Made specifically for teachers, this programme is a useful tool for identifying children with a phobia, understanding its possible causes, and formulating a plan with the student to manage the emotions and behaviours it can bring.

Neil explores why musical theatre is thriving in the 21st century.

This is a UK curriculum made film that fits perfectly when teaching conflicts and global issues. It begins in examining the issues associated with conflict by identifying the issues that cause conflict at various scales and where global conflicts have taken place since the end of the Second World War. The film moves on to examine some conflicts at a local scale in the UK.

Effective communication with elderly people living in residential care is the keystone to the delivery of high quality care; care that not only meets the physical needs of patients, but also mental, emotional, social and even spiritual care needs. This high quality programme examines the basic elements of communication and how it can be enhanced to meet the care needs of older people who are living with hearing, vision, speech and cognitive losses....

Sally Magnusson investigates poor standards of care for people with dementia. Natalie Graham explores schemes helping those afflicted with the condition to live fulfilling lives.

Neil Brand recreates innovative recording sessions, from Elvis's slapback echo in Memphis and the Beatles' Abbey Road tape loops to Phil Spector's Wall of Sound.

Sexual reproduction requires the combination of genetic material from two parents. This is achieved when two sex cells called gametes fuse together. This process is called fertilisation and can happen either outside the female (external fertilisation) or inside (internal fertilisation). The male sex cell is called a sperm. It is much smaller than an egg cell and has a head containing the nucleus, and a tail which enables it to swim. The female sex...

It's party season and the race is on to design dresses to match. In Leicester, the brand's ethics team seek a new supplier, and it's essential that they get it right.

This snippet alerts us to the possibility that in business, there are only two real risks that matter and of those, there is only one that is hard to manage. Let's examine those risks, and learn how to reduce them. At the same time, we can gain a better understanding of why people would want to buy our products in the first place and the use of promotions and advertising to increase sales and revenue.

Angela Rippon investigates Alzheimer's disease. She learns how people can help to prevent it, meets some of those who are living with it and explores her own risk of developing it.