成人快手

Gavin and Moira - The Power of Touch

Holding a patient's hand or touching their face can give comfort.

• 5 mins

Marilyn and Aneira - That Was the Plan

The first NHS-born baby, named Aneira in honour of Nye Bevin.

• 5 mins

Rab and Nicki - Life at the Sharp End

Don't tell me it's just a scratch!

• 5 mins

Omnibus - Health Care

Needles may hurt, but treatment is still a lot less painful than it was before the NHS.

• 15 mins

Dagmar and Adam - Just William

Happiness is knowing there's a Morris 1000 tucked up in the garage.

• 5 mins

Funmi and Faith - I Already Knew

I just wasn't sure if you were ready to tell me.

• 5 mins

Roari and Alfi - Rainbow Flicks

Dancing and playing football in an electric wheelchair.

• 5 mins

Omnibus - My Special Brother

Three brothers with special needs and a huge capacity for joy and enthusiasm.

• 15 mins

The Listening Project Live from Dundee

A celebration of Scotland's fourth-largest city.

• 30 mins

David and Jane - Where Do We Belong?

Being involved in restoring Campbeltown Picture House helps an outsider to feel at home.

• 5 mins

Helen and Joy - Life Is Like a Pack of Cards

Things that happen are often for the best.

• 5 mins

Cheryl and Michelle - Fit at Fifty

I can't say that I really enjoy it, but I'm glad when I've done it.

• 5 mins

Omnibus - A Certain Stage in Life

Accepting what you can't change later in life, and getting on with what you can change.

• 15 mins

The Listening Project Live from Stoke

A celebration of Stoke-on-Trent and its heritage.

• 28 mins

Chris and Marcus - Standing Out from the Crowd

Bunny O'Hare and Lady Portia Di'Monte explain their bond.

• 5 mins

Maria and Michael - Proud of Who We Are

As a young black person, to be successful you have to work twice as hard as anyone else.

• 5 mins

Eileen and Angus - Like Mother Like Son

Surviving the year when your mother is also your class teacher.

• 5 mins

Omnibus - Being Who You Are

Challenging stereotypes and standing tall.

• 15 mins

Lesley and Alan - Growing Down

Losing a loved one to dementia can be like watching the reverse of growing up.

• 5 mins

Stuart and Kate - A Shared Grief

Losing a husband and losing a friend.

• 5 mins

Judith and Penny - Vive la Difference

No desperate need to search for another soulmate.

• 5 mins

Omnibus - Losing Loved Ones

Whether to a long, slow decline, or to a shockingly sudden death.

• 15 mins

Michael and Ryan - My Mentor

Giving your all to the point that you're nearly throwing up.

• 5 mins

Louise and Emily - Our Different Paths

We'll do different things together, but friendship and support will still be there.

• 5 mins

Mel and Flossie - Having It All

Admitting you can't cope is actually a strength.

• 5 mins

Omnibus - Someone to Turn To

Whether it's a mentor or a long-standing friend, we all need somebody.

• 15 mins

Charlie and Caroline - Raining Clocks

Remote controls - how many is too many?

• 5 mins

Erica and Lucia - Doing Our Best with the Donor's Choice

I'm a lover of life because I've been given the gift of life.

• 5 mins

Radha and Sharon - Another Layer of Support

It's hard to rely on others when you're used to being self-sufficient.

• 5 mins

Omnibus - Making the Best of Things

Whether it's a liver transplant, a wheelchair, or a son with unusual interests.

• 15 mins