We can all learn from one another by sharing our knowledge and expertise, as we are all uniquely different, just like the amazing young people that we support. Lauren Laverne presents coverage of the annual music ceremony, in which the album of the year is decided from a shortlist of 12 artists: Arctic Monkeys (who, at their fifth attempt, tied with Radiohead for the most Mercury nominations) and Lankum (the Mercury’s infamously “token” folk nomination) join the diverse list of Ezra Collective, Fred Again, J Hus, Jessie Ware, Jockstrap, Loyle Carner, Olivia Dean, Raye, Shygirl and Young Fathers. However, in this new book, Marie Gentles draws on decades of expertise supporting families to give you the toolkit you need to be the best parent you can be - and the best bit? Solomon and the team start with Tom and Chloe Watling and their two daughters, owners of 459 books and magazines, 326 pieces of baking equipment, 39 unopened travel-sized jars of jam (who’s been at the hotel buffet, then? Fresh from her BBC documentary Helping our Teens, Marie Gentles OBE will share insight into her groundbreaking work, and the profound impact this has had on the lives of families.

Main Hi Kahaani Hoon”, an Audible Original is a weekly storytelling show of 20 episode from Audible, written-created-performed by Major Akhill Pratap; an ex-Army Officer popularly known as The Soldier and The Storyteller. And according to the residents of the Japanese island of Okinawa - the world's longest-living people - finding it is the key to a longer and more fulfilled life. The way we perceive behaviour, how we think about it, what we expect from a child, and our beliefs about how they should behave have a direct impact on how we feel. This unique approach is not only what differentiates Marie’s gentle guidance, but also what makes it so successful. Film critic Ian Nathan now turns his attention to the pitch-black classic Ealing comedy, The Ladykillers (the film itself is currently streaming on ITVX).

Whilst Marie noted that small behaviour outbursts should be tackled as the first step towards more serious escalating behaviour, she also stressed the need to pick out positive behaviours when they are visible. Have small goals initially, nothing too big or overwhelming, and then every step of progress is a step in the right direction, and remember my saying: There is no such thing as perfection, only progression. Now Caine delves into the real stories behind the gangs we think we know so well, revealing the hidden realities behind the myths. However, because of where we are, we also need to invest in PRUs and AP because there’s a growing need for them. Founder of Magic Behaviour Management, she trains schools and family services in her bespoke method to set up positive foundations and practical ways to support children through disruptive times.

Gentles spent her first seven years at Hawkswood as its deputy head, the past three as its head, and she feels she couldn’t be leaving it in a better place. When I started delivering these lessons in my room, the children were making significant progress – regardless of their starting points – and I just thought, ‘Isn’t this what we’re supposed to do? The head of Hawkswood primary PRU in Waltham Forest, east London, was the only leader (dozens were asked) who allowed journalists in as part of The Sun’s investigation into children in PRUs, some supposedly as young as two, as a result of exclusion. We get visitors who’ll look at our timetable and they’ll say that’s great, but we can’t do that at our school because the behaviour isn’t good enough.Just as when you're on a plane and are advised to get your own oxygen mask on in an emergency before helping your child, the same applies when it comes to behaviour. Her mother, Jennifer Bancroft, worked in a care home for the elderly, but when carpal tunnel syndrome forced her to quit she became a foster carer. In practice, this will lead to an adjustment in how you respond to all sorts of situations, not just those with the children in your life. Along the way, they’ll unlock wisdom for those of us navigating our own coupledoms, and for those still seeking their perfect match.

Being with your partner may feel like rainbows and unicorns, but that doesn't mean you have a healthy, functioning relationship.Marie Gentles, Behaviour Expert, who featured in the series explained that the cornerstones of behavioural change lie in attachment, safety, boundaries and communication and reiterated that behaviour changes can only be made when these are seen as symptoms and the underlying causes are the area of focus. Thank you so much for making such a difference to us, we know we are only on the start of this everlasting journey but are very grateful; the impact is the smiles on our faces, as we know we are able to understand those who struggle themselves the most! It turns out they really got the message, about the misunderstanding of PRUS and the children in them,” Gentles says. For Arthur Dent, who has only just had his house demolished that morning, this seems already to be more than he can cope with.