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It started with a kiss. More specifically an on-screen; pre-watershed, lesbian kiss. Controversial and ground-breaking in equal measure, Brookside's most famous scene made TV writer Phil Redmond the enfant terrible of television drama. But to him, even then, it was the beginning of the end - he had sold out.
As Channel 4 prepares to celebrate its 30th anniversary later this week, the writer and producer, who captured a generation with Grange Hill, Hollyoaks and Brookside, believes the channel has lost its way in its relentless quest for ratings.
Redmond, 63 – now a professor of media studies at Liverpool John Moores University – peers through a mop of salt-and-pepper hair and confides: "I've come right round to the conclusion, 30 years after the broadcaster started, it's time to ask the question: 'what is it for?'"
He has published a memoir – Mid-Term Report – to coincide with the 30th anniversary of the broadcaster and his best-known show, Brookside. Both began on 2 November 1982. The Kiss, broadcast in 1994, and the controversy caused by its airing before the 9pm watershed, is one of the pivotal moments in the book, and of the "long-form drama" (don't call it a soap), whose final episode went out in 2003. The brief smooch between Beth Jordache, played by Anna Friel, and a nanny (Nicola Stephenson) was a ratings winner – over nine million watched.
Redmond took scant delight from this. "Their [C4's] ethos had become, 'ratings are the most important thing'," he says. "Then we found the pressure was on Brookside. Although we had the Jordache [family] saga and domestic violence, what got us most attention was the lesbian kiss... we fell into the ratings trap." His fond memories of working for what he saw as a dynamic, young broadcaster with a strong public-service ethos, have soured over the years with the growing sense that C4 no longer caters for the audience it set out to serve.
"In 1982, it was very clear: Channel 4 catered for minorities and it facilitated people's ideas – they were the two key things... 30 years later: what minorities are they catering for and how are they facilitating people's ideas? That's not to say they're not doing good stuff, but they're not actually contributing anything to the social fabric. What are they doing, except just keeping themselves in a job?"
The channel started sedately enough, with the late Richard Whiteley introducing what would become the broadcaster's longest running programme, Countdown. But it was firmly committed to providing an alternative to the existing channels. This required the provision of programming to minority groups. "Then it all started to go into reality TV," says Redmond. "It was the cheap and easy thing to do and it was bringing a lot of money in."
He had started by smuggling grit into the BBC's children's schedule. Grange Hill, set in a fictional borough in north London, was considered hard-hitting when it began, in 1978.
Viewers will no doubt remember one of the strongest story lines, featuring one pupil – Zammo – strung-out on heroin. Redmond says what was important was to have teenagers believe in Zammo, so he had to show him initially getting some kind of benefit from the drug. A plot device he believes would never happen on today's anodyne shows: "On the one hand the BBC wanted to reinforce the culture of the dominant elite... for example, a teacher couldn't be called a cow. Yet, on the other, there was that almost patriarchal view of culture: we progress by knowledge exchange, so they felt obliged... to look at life and explore life."
It was this "knowledge exchange" that Redmond believes gave him the freedom to push the boundaries, particularly in the second season, when he'd secured impressive ratings.
"That's when I pushed it, as I knew it was make or break – student militancy, stuff behind the bike sheds, and the audience figures were up again. By the time we got to Zammo on heroin, they knew that with tougher programmes – provided they were well researched, realistic and truthful, the audience would grow."
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Energy Metals, one of only five companies allowed to export uranium oxide concentrates from Australia, has shipped its very first uranium concentrate to China.
The shipment, expected to arrive in China by mid-October 2012, is bound for use of nuclear power operator China Guangdong Nuclear Power Holding Co., Ltd. (CGNPC).
China plans to build as many as 100 nuclear reactors over till 2030. It currently has 14 nuclear reactors with an operating capacity to produce 11.8 gigawatts of power or electricity. The country plans to increase to 40 gigawatts its nuclear-power generating capacity by 2015.
At present, CGNPC, one of only two authorised companies by the Chinese government to import and export uranium, operates six nuclear power stations with an equivalent 6,110 megawatts generation capacity. It will have an additional equivalent 17,540 megawatts generation capacity once it completes the construction of 15 separate power stations across various locations around China.
CGNPC will re-sell the uranium oxide concentrate to CGNPC-Uranium Resources Corporation.
China Uranium Development Co, a wholly owned subsidiary of CGNPC, owns Energy Metals at 60.6 per cent.
According to the Red Book report of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development nuclear energy agency and the International Atomic Energy Agency, global demand for uranium demand will grow to between 98,000 mt and 136,000 mt by 2035, from the current 63,875 mt.
Two of CGNPC's 15 under construction nuclear power stations are expected to go online in 2012.
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Stone Soup Mondays: Best Blog Posts from May 16th to May 23rd
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Back again for another installment of Stone Soup Mondays, an open thread that collects the best things you read on the Web and compiles them in one space to extend the lifespan of a great blog post by two weeks. If you missed this series in the past, please click here to read more about the impulse behind the idea.
Before we get to a new pot of bloggy soup, let's revisit last week's posts for some second helpings.
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I'll start it out each week by placing in the stone, a great post I read while I surfed from blog to blog. You'll add all the vegetables -- great posts you read -- in the comment section and people will be able to jump from post to post, reading and commenting.
This thread will remain open until Thursday and then next Monday, we'll start it all over again.
In addition to including a permalink to the blog post, please write a few sentences about what drew you to the writing in the first place.
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- I'm really shy and don't want to boast about this great post I wrote, but I want it on the thread. Then email it to me and I'll add it in. Or ask a friend to post about it for you.
Just to recap: each week, make sure you bookmark this open thread and check back regularly to find great posts to read. The thread remains open from Monday until Thursday. I'll always start it off with a great post I read and then open up the comment section so that you can add a link and a few sentences about a great post (or two) you read. Please make sure the post fits within the thread's timeline (this week: May 16th to May 23rd).
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Laundry for Six has a wonderful post about a lesson learned by her child. I cried when I read this: "And, not always, but every now and then, if you're lucky, something hopeful, something positive, even something that is a blessing, may be waiting on the other side of your despair. A "Plan B" that ends up being better than "Plan A" ever could have been. Since I can't fix them all, even though I'd like to, I wish you many happy Plan Bs."
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Holbeck Ghyll Country House HotelLatest booking: September 15 1 person is looking at this bed and breakfast.
This 4-star guest house is in the heart of Windermere and Bowness. It has free Wi-Fi, free on-street parking and breakfasts using locally sourced produce and homemade preserves.
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Located in a Victorian house in Windermere town centre is Brendan Chase. This 3-star bed and breakfast serves local bacon, award-winning sausages and unlimited tea, coffee and toast at breakfast.
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Between Windermere village and the lake at Bowness Bay, St Johns Lodge is a quiet and adult-only guest house.
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Jerichos is a contemporary family-run guest house with stylish decor situated on a quiet side street in the heart of Windermere village. There is free Wi-Fi and free ample private parking.
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everything about this place is so typically english nestled in the backdrop of windermere with the station practically next door the room was spotless the breakfast with its traditional milk bottles was so quaint and david the owner was a perfect host
the fact i had to go home i would quite happily move in forever x
This little b&b is by far one of the best I have stayed in,nothing was too much trouble! Orrest cottage is in the perfect central location,will easy access to public transport and beautiful views.The food was perfect,plentiful and delicious!! The owners were so lovely and chatty and the rooms were cosy,well equipped with very very comfy beds. Can't wait to come again :-)
lovely friendly owner, delightful room! comfy bed and a great choice for breakfast. breakfast was a delight worth getting up for.
slightly noisy road but this didn't bother us, its very quiet by bedtime anyway.
My partner and I stayed at the cottage in August 2014 and found it to be a great little place. david (the owner) was very laid back and friendly and cooks a mean breakfast! Thoroughly enjoyed our stay!
We stayed in room 3 which is the attic room. Headspace is limited on one side so taller people may struggle. I am 5'9" and had to be careful !
Ideal to visit Windermere, half an hour walking distance down to Bowness-on-Windermere. David is a very gentle owner, breakfast is very good.
Building/rooms pretty small (but with noticeable care and attention). Breakfast time 8.30-9 is quite short. Price is quite high (being Windermere is a quite popular tourist destination).
Location is good for local buses and the train station. Many local pubs or restaurants within easy walk. Host David could not have been more helpful and welcoming. Breakfast are a bit different to the norm and are absolutely delicious!
Parking is not always that easy right near the property, gets better after about 5oclock.
Neat, clean, fairly comfortable. Nice location just out of busy high street but a short stroll to shops and attractions. David our host very accommodating and welcoming.
Tiny room, barely enough space to store two medium sized suitcases. Bathroom needs some small renovations.
The room was comfortable and homely, the breakfast was excellent and the owners Laura and David were welcoming and helpful. Would definitely come again.
everything was good
The rooms, location and service were excellent.
The walls are thin and we had a very energetic, and vocal, couple next door!
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Church St is located on the A591 with a lot of traffic noise,so that if you opened your window the noise of the traffic especially on a wet road is unbearable
Very comfortable beds. Friendly owner. Good location
Location, staff, breakfast
Room too tiny
Very quiet and peacful nights sleep. The included breakfast would have been enough to make the stay perfect just on its own but the staff were very friendly and down to earth. Location wise there was alot to do and within 2 minutes walk of local eating establishments for evening meal. Definately recommend to anybody.
Only thing was the weather, pouring down from about 5 minutes after arrival...lol
The location was fantastic. The breakfast was brilliant. The friendliness was very much appreciated. A great trip.
A delightfully friendly atmosphere with extremely helpful owners. Superb breakfast. A lovely two day break in Widermere. Would not hesitate to revisit Orrest Cottage and to recommend it.
Lovely room, friendly, kindly, nice smile, good foods, wifi was high, we could get need all.
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A little bit noisy.
Lovely breakfasts cooked by David not just same as usual. Handy to bus station.
the rooms suited us perfect, they where close to the centre but easy parking outside, clean, welcoming and the communications I had with the owner where first class, we will be back
The breakfast was excellent, a good selection of meals and every bit of it was very taste.
Bathroom was a little bit on the small side.
In the centre of the town and a fantastic breakfast. The owner was a great host.
Ideal location and one block from the bus and train station. Lovely wee cottage, great staff and fantastic breakfast. They offer way more than the typical booked breakfast which is a nice touch.
Perfect location if you're visiting the Lakes without a car as it is 5 minutes walk to rail and bus station. Make sure to request the top floor which has a bonus room plus second bathroom. David cooked the most unique breakfast we had in our 2 weeks in England and was extremely helpful in sightseeing. Highly recommended!
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