Tuesday, 14 May 2013

TV Recordings: 18-24 May 2013


The following programmes will be recorded during the week: 18-24 May 2013.


TV Recordings:

Title:         Mary Queen of the High Street
Description:   Retail expert Mary Portas fights for Britain’s failing
               high streets. Mary travels to Liskeard in Cornwall, where
               her fast pace and direct approach meets the laid-back
               Cornish attitude to life. She believes that the town’s
               high street needs to make the most of its locally produced
               food to differentiate itself from the supermarket and give
               customers a reason to come back into town. Will the town’s
               shopowners embrace her suggestions, or is Mary’s project
               doomed?
Broadcast:     21 May 2013, 21:00 (60 mins)
Channels:      Channel 4
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Title:         Bankers: Payback Time
Description:   Documentary series telling the inside story of the banking
               industry. The eye-opening story of how Britain’s
               multi-billion pound financial mis-selling scandal came
               about. With first-hand accounts from bank bosses, sales
               staff, politicians and customers, the film charts three
               decades of extraordinary changes inside our high street
               banks. They brought us convenient free banking services,
               easy credit and paid their way at the centre of the
               nation’s economy. But as bankers now candidly admit, along
               the way they abused the trust of their customers and
               sacrificed long-term relationships for quick profits. The
               fallout from mis-selling has driven some small business
               owners into financial distress. RBS chairman Sir Philip
               Hampton, Lloyds Group CEO Antonio Horta Osorio, the
               archbishop of Canterbury and Gillian Tett dissect the causes
               of this banking crisis and ask how such a dysfunctional
               system can be rebuilt for the future
Broadcast:     22 May 2013, 21:00 (60 mins)
Channels:      BBC2
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Title:         The Apprentice
Episode:       Farm Shop
Description:   Business competition. The fight for Lord Sugar’s
               investment continues with farmyard fun, as this task sees
               the candidates open their own farm shops. The hopefuls swap
               their high heels and city brogues for wellies as they set
               off to source stock from farms across the south east. One
               team decides to specialize in pricey buffalo produce, while
               the others try to churn a profit from premium milk. The
               teams divide to search the Home Counties for farm fresh
               produce, but some are left high and dry when they are sent
               shopping on a shoestring; and there is trouble for others as
               they find out - with minutes to spare - that stock levels
               are dangerously low. On sales day, the candidates set up
               shop in trendy east London; one team finds their
               takeaway’s soups and spuds tricky to shift, while the
               other team finds there is an appetite for milkshakes. One
               candidate takes a gamble by using the task to prove their
               business idea for Lord Sugar works. In the boardroom, even
               the winning team gets a telling off. The losing team leaves
               Lord Sugar with a dilemma, but eventually one candidate
               faces the firing finger and hears the words ’You’re
               fired!’
Broadcast:     22 May 2013, 21:00 (60 mins)
Channels:      BBC1
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All recordings will be made available via the VOD (Video On Demand) service. To use VOD, search for the individual programme title in SHU Library Search, then click on the VOD link.
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Source: British Universities Film & Video Council (2013). Information from TRILT database, last accessed  14th May 2013 at: http://www.trilt.ac.uk/

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