Access Old Archived Programme

[samblake]

Hi!

I’m trying to find Why England’s F****d featuring Francis Fulford, aired on Sky One around 9pm Mon 28th November as mentioned in this archive:

www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-369777/Why-Englands-f--.html

Is there a way to access this? I am willing to pay for it. 

I am a huge fan of everything the family has ever released and this is the only programme I can’t find anywhere. 

I would really appreciate if someone is able to help me or put me in touch with someone who can!

[TimmyBGood]

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@samblake wrote:

Is there a way to access this? I am willing to pay for it. 

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Sky won't have any way to provide that.

Personally I'd suggest getting in touch with the individual concerned: a postal address is easily extrapolatable from publicly available information.

[samblake]

Thank you. I have contacted them directly and they can't help. 

Just to give me a little more understanding; do Sky keep these programmes but not make them accessible? The BBC will let you pay for a DVD to be made of archived programmes- around £60 per episode I believe. 

[TimmyBGood]

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@samblake wrote:

 The BBC will let you pay for a DVD to be made of archived programmes- around £60 per episode I believe. 

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Where the person requesting the copy is significantly featured in or made a substantial contribution to the production.

That's effectively complying with a Subject Access Request under GDPR: it's not intended to supply old content just because someone unrelated to the material wants to see it.

e.g. credited as a performer, writer, guest or production team member. This does not include studio audience members or those seen only in a crowd scene or group.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/contact/questions/programme-information/contributor-access 

[samblake]

Thank you for that. So is there an equivalent of this for Sky ie. if the person in the programme requests and pays for it?