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MOVING IN TOGETHER? FANCY A PLACE TO LIVE FOR FREE?

Tiger Aspect Productions are developing a brand new TV series for a major broadcaster. At this stage we are just looking to speak to couples that are thinking about moving in together – be it into the other’s home, renting or even buying a new one.

We want to speak to couples about their fears as well as hopes and are looking for couples from all walks of life, ideally between the ages of 18-30. If you or anyone you know is thinking about moving in with their boy/girlfriend and would like to find out more, please get in touch by emailing a few lines about yourself and your partner, along with your contact details to neilrubinstein@tigeraspect.co.uk

On 22 March, 100 schools around the country will make the news and take part in a special all-day webcast showcasing their work.

Budding news reporters will write, research and record their own news reports for broadcast as part of BBC News School Report – a new pilot BBC initiative helping to support citizenship in schools by teaching school students about journalism.

The online webcast, coming live from four schools in Manchester, will show reports from schools around the UK throughout the day.

The School Report website will also link to news content displayed on a 100 schools' own websites - allowing pupils from other schools to watch and compare the reports they've made.

There will be coverage of the schools' reports throughout the day on national and regional TV, on BBC Radio Five Live and on all the BBC's Local Radio stations.

Peter Horrocks, Head of BBC TV News, said: "BBC News School Report is a great example of the BBC combining the strengths of its different news outlets - TV, online and radio.