Newsview Young World: A Day in the Life of Gymnast Monica Rutherford

Tricky weather conditions cause some spills in the downhill and ski jumping at the 1948 Winter Olympics in St Moritz.

British Empire Olympic athletes take on the USA in the track and field at Stamford Bridge.

The real Chariots of Fire heroes feature in this comprehensive look at the 1924 Olympic Games.

The incredible highs and crushing lows of the Belfast's boxing community

“It isn’t the will to win, it’s that you don’t like to get beaten,” states the redoubtable Harvey Smith, revealed as smart, tough and easy going.

Dartchery aims for bullseye

An intimate portrait of domestic life in 50s Roker featuring family, football and cricket.

A sketch of river life on the Wear as Sunderland’s industrial scene begins its slow decline.

Mesmerising film of sea waves on the north east coast of England.

The Victorian great and good mark the passing of a political titan

For Britons during the Boer War, a welcome opportunity to support the troops - and march alongside them

Factory gate glimpses at - we think - Barrow-in-Furness

Worthing waves at us in this mesmerising early film

Film's first joke? A fresh take on an old prank.

This was one of a series of actuality films made by the Victorian pioneer Birt Acres during 1895. The film is thought to have been shot on June 20, on the occasion of the opening of the Kiel Canal by the German Kaiser Wilhelm II. Acres shot other films at the same time, but they have not survived.