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Pictures and commentary explain the beginning of World War One in 1914, sparked by the assassination of Austria-Hungary’s Archduke Franz Ferdinand.

Newsreel and dramatic footage illustrate how the British army recruited groups of friends and neighbours to fight together.

Newsreel and dramatic footage describe how Britain introduced conscription - compulsory army recruitment - in 1916.

Pupils examine wartime diaries and discuss the value of first-hand accounts. In a monologue, a war widow reads from her husband’s diary.

Newsreel and commentary explain how the British Empire helped in WW1. An Indian soldier describes his brave actions in battle in a monologue based on a true story.

Newsreel, commentary and a monologue from an army chef in his field kitchen illustrate what soldiers in the WW1 trenches were given to eat.

School pupils handle a British gas mask from WW1. Newsreels of the period show soldiers using gas masks in training and at the front.

Newsreel and a dramatic monologue illustrate life on the �鶹Լ�� Front in Britain during WW1.

Newsreel, photographs and commentary introduce the Canadia Lieutenant Colonel John McCrae, who wrote the famous poem 'In Flanders Fields'.

Newsreel and commentary about the role of patriotic songs in World War One, plus a dramatic monologue about the songwriter Ivor Novello.

Newsreel and commentary about the role of patriotic songs in World War One, plus a dramatic monologue about the songwriter Ivor Novello.

Newsreel and a dramatised monologue about the Lusitania, a passenger ship that was sunk by a German U-Boat off the coast of Ireland.

Newsreel and a dramatised monologue about the advances in medicine made during World War One.

Commentary, newsreel and dramatic monologue describe the role of nurses during WW1, including the work of Edith Cavell.

Commentary, newsreel and dramatic monologue introduce Wilfred Owen, today one of the most widely recognised WW1 poets.

Photographs, newsreel and dramatic monologue show how the Post Office carried messages and parcels from home to British Tommies in the trenches.

Newsreel and dramatic monologue explain the role of the quartermaster in keeping British WW1 troops supplied and equipped.

Schoolchildren describe the national act of remembrance that takes place on 11th November each year.

Newsreel and dramatic monologue describe the effects of shrapnel in WW1, and the role of woman doctors in treating its effects.

Newsreel, schoolchildren’s commentary and dramatic monologue describe the conditions of British trenches on WW1's Western Front.

Newsreel, schoolchildren’s commentary and dramatic monologue illustrate the role of animals in WW1, including the famous terrier Sergeant Stubby.

Newsreel, schoolchildren and dramatic monologue show the victory celebrations in 1918 at the end of WW1.

Newsreel and dramatic monologue honour the role of British women during WW1, particularly those who worked in munitions factories.

Through newsreel, children's commentary and dramatic monologue, this short film for primary schools tells the story of one Christmas Eve in 1914 when peace broke out in the trenches.

A selection of British newspaper headlines from WW1 suggest the impact propaganda had in Britain.

Newsreel, a school child’s commentary and dramatic monologue give an account of the Zeppelin raids on Britain starting in 1915.