Lomu

References are made to domestic abuse and rugby players are tackled during games.

Historical documentary footage shows people being pushed and shoved during a protest against racism.

Mild bad language includes 'bastard', 'crap' and 'hell'.

A homophobic slur is written on a placard. There are also references to racism.

An innocuous verbal reference is made to drug dealing.

Medical detail features sight of an incision and organs during a kidney transplant. Rugby players are briefly seen with some blood on their faces during games.

Children are briefly seen setting off fireworks in the street.

Upsetting scenes relate to serious illness, including references to cancer and organ failure, as well as a funeral. There are verbal references to bullying.

Adults are briefly seen drinking alcohol and smoking.

Verbal references are made to domestic abuse. There are scenes of sporting violence during rugby matches.

Pushing and shoving is seen in scenes of confrontation between police and protestors.

Mild bad language includes 'bastard' and 'crap', as well as uses of 'hell'.

A homophobic slur ('gay') is used as an insult, although it is not directed at a gay person. There are also references to racial discrimination, including during apartheid in South Africa.

A brief verbal reference is made to a man feeling like a 'drug dealer' when having to hide the legal medical drugs he was providing to a sports player.

Medical scenes depict a person who is seriously ill, with sight of organs and incisions during a surgical procedure. There is also sight of cuts and blood in the aftermath of rugby matches.

A child is briefly seen playing with fireworks in documentary footage.

Upsetting scenes relate to serious illness, including references to cancer and organ failure, as well as a funeral. There are verbal references to bullying.

Adults are seen drinking alcohol and smoking. References are made to drunkenness in the context of domestic abuse.