A modern-day fairytale exploring the dangers of the internet, combining drama with cautionary real-life tales. LostPrincess travels to meet a boy she has been chatting to online. Show more

With record numbers of families living in temporary accommodation, Newsround reporter Shanequa Paris investigates how children are being affected. Show more

Growing up with dyslexia can be difficult and frustrating.12-year-old presenter Ben, who has dyslexia himself, explores what it means to be dyslexic. Show more

Ayshah Tull looks at the devastating affects poaching is having on rhinoceroses. She meets the amazing people fighting to save the species. Show more

Documentary following 14-year-old Josh. He loves playing hockey and is just like any other 14-year-old. Except for one thing, he has a mental health problem. Show more

Sumayyah, Shubhashukla and Kamolpriya are on the mission of a lifetime to find out what happened to their families during Indian Partition 70 years ago. Show more

Extended topical features and documentaries from the CBBC news team

In this Newsround Special, 16-year-old Molly sets out on a mission to learn about what she can do to keep her anxiety in check. Show more

Newsround special spending a day in the life of six teenagers who each lead very different lives, to try and find out what life is really like at 13. Show more

Lauren Layfield meets experts, celebrities and children to find out more about periods, people’s attitudes towards them and why it’s important to open up the conversation. Show more

Lauren Layfield investigates sexism, talking to children, experts, celebrities and leaders to find out what it is, how it can affect us, and how we can change things for the better. Show more

Ricky Boleto explores the life of Elizabeth II, the UK’s longest-reigning monarch, ahead of her platinum jubilee.

Newsround reporter Hayley Hassall follows four children from across the UK over the winter, as they explain how the cost of living crisis is affecting them and their families. Show more

13-year-old Rosie explains what it's like to grow up with autism - a condition which affects how children see life, and the way they relate to others around them. Show more

14-year-old Rosie King, who has autism, hears the moving, often inspirational stories of kids who, like her, have made the great leap to big school. Show more

A year on from the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic games, this film explores how far they've got in terms of inspiring a generation of kids to get involved in sport. Show more

Leah Gooding travels to the Philippines to see how children are coping following Typhoon Haiyan. She hears messages of defiance and hope for the future. Show more

Newsround meets British families who have been changed by war and hears from children who have dealt with years of separation, disabilities and bereavement. Show more

Nel Hedayat goes to Afghanistan, the country of her birth, where she meets the child casualties of the war and sees the influence of Western culture. Show more

Looking at how children make friends, through the story of a lonely alien who disguises herself as a regular schoolgirl and visits Earth with one mission - to find a best friend. Show more