I’m trying to locate and old episode of Game Changers on Sky Sports from probably 10 years ago.

[DaveR]

I took my nieces and nephews to the Sky Studios early one Saturday morning 11/12 years ago maybe. They're all grown up now, but my niece got to ask a question to one of the guests, a gymnast, I think it may have been Max Whitlock. There was also a female cricketer in the studio. 
It's my nieces 21st birthday soon, and I'd love to some how be able to get the video of her asking the gymnast "if you could have a pop star sing to you when you train, who would it be and what would they sing". 
I've searched YouTube and the sky app but can't find anything

[caesarome]

If it isn't on YouTube then you might be out of luck, you could try emailing the viewer relations team at Sky but I'm not sure they would be able to help either - viewerR@sky.uk

[TimmyBGood]

@DaveR 

There's no public mechanism by which Sky identifies, retrieves and makes available such content: facilities presumably exist for commercial use, at appropriate commercial rates (for when an audience member subsequently becomes a star, as an example) because the archive work involved and the negotiation of rights issues is distinctly non-trivial.

The BBC makes content available, at a fee, where individuals have 'made a substantial contribution to a production', 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.