STAMMER

Karen cares for Muhammad and regularly comes home to find him slumped on the floor. Sometimes he's fallen all the way down the stairs. His face is often covered with scrapes and bruises, but how...

Donna knows it’s frowned upon to takes children out of school for holidays but exceptional family circumstances leave her with little choice.

: Harry talks about his life in the UK, with a Chinese twist! Long video text description: When Harry first landed in the UK, he realised that being called Hi would be quite confusing! Adopting a...

Lydia had a vision of drumming on Olympic rings in the kitchen of her Chinese takeaway – so from using chopsticks on food containers she formed a Chinese drum orchestra.

Michelle fell ill after what she thought was a dodgy Chinese and too many beers, but Crohn's almost cost her her life.

It's a dream come true for Grahame as he rehearses his lines for the part of the Panto Dame for his local theatre group.

Wendy and her husband, Jim, have been fostering teenagers for more than 20 years. In that time, they've cared for more than 35 children - from overnight stays to nine years. She talks about how it...

Richard loves living in a village and being part of village life. One of his favourite hobbies is ringing the church bells.

Cherelle and Roseanne talk about their addiction to cigarettes. They are attending a smoking club at school to help them kick the habit. They are both 13 and don't know what else to do to stop....

James is 17 and has been through a life-changing experience - he passed his driving test. James explains both the positives and negatives of his achievement. Just don’t mention the word insurance...