Neil Arun didn’t want to miss a rare but risky opportunity to embed with an Iraqi police unit, hunting members of al Qaeda. But his employers -- responsible for Neil’s security -- weren’t happy. This film by Richard Pendry nvestigates how a frontline journalist balances risk and reward.
HSBC, the bank that survived the credit crunch without government help, is offering bursaries of £15,000 to students who make the best videos about their future ambitions. Details here.
HSBC may not have borrowed money from the government, but a shed load of auto finance operations were sold to Santander for near $1,000,000,000. Pretty sure Santander now also control a large portion of HSBC loans.