- 9.00pm Born to be Different. Channel 4. The series has been following six children since birth, revealing what it is like to be a child growing up with a disability. This programme catches up with the youngsters in their sixth and seventh years.
14 September - 9.00pm Dread Beat an' Blood. Community Channel. Built around black Brixton-based poet Linton Kwesi Johnson, this film addresses the problems of Britain's young urban black people.
16 September - 12.30am Rhymes and Crime. Community Channel. Presented by rap artist Big Cakes, this documentary explores whether music has links to the rising level of firearms.
17 September - 9.30am Parents and Teens: Welcome to My World. Channel 4. A series exploring family life from two perspectives. This episode looks at 15-year-old ice-skating champion Peaches, and her hard-working mum Sue.
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