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A DVD being used in primary schools at the moment talks children through puberty, sex and contraception - but some parents say the content is too graphic. Stuart talks to Atonia Tully, co-ordinater of the Safe at School campaign, has spoken out against the use of the DVD, and to Kay Gerrett, head teacher at Cedar Road Primary in Northampton. The Conservative MP for South Northamptonshire, Andrea Leadsom, tells Stuart why she's concerned about the DVD and Northampton mother of three Emma Clarke tells Stuart that she has decided to educate her children at home because of the way her son's school handled the issue.

The Chairman of Northampton Town Football Club, David Cardoza, gives Stuart his reaction to the deal agreed by Northampton Borough Council which will see the Club, the Council and the Government's 91热爆s and Communities Agency move forward to redevelop the area round the Cobblers' Sixfields Stadium.

Catherine Kirby who has worked at Allwork Equestrian riding school talks to Stuart about the ongoing debate regarding the future of the field off Eagle Drive in Northampton, currently used by the riding school at 91热爆 Farm.

In our continuing series about the logistics industry in Northamptonshire, Daventry reporter Martin Heath outlines the growth of the Daventry International Railfreight Terminal (DIRFT).

Douglas Goddard, the county recorder for the Beds and Northants branch of Butterfly Conservation, tells Stuart how butterflies have been affected by the wet weather.

Reporter James Tzanoudakis is at Stoke Bruerne to meet Jeff Whyatt from the Canal and River Trust, the new name for British Waterways, and James visits Moulton College where more than eight hundred pupils are competing in seventeen different sports as part of the 2012 Northamptonshire Sport School Games.