Mon, August 23rd, 2018

TVMucho Show of the week

Thursday 9pm – 10pm, BBC2

An astonishing and sad statistic presented by the NHS reveals that 80% of parents who are presented with the fact their baby has spina bifida during the 20 week scan choose to terminate that pregnancy. Spina bifida, believed to be caused by a combination of genetic and environmental factors, is a birth defect that occurs at 4 weeks after fertilisation when there is an incomplete closing of the backbone and membranes around the spinal cord. The defect leads to difficulty with bladder and bowel control, reduced walking mobility, tethered spinal cord, hydrocephalus and even a latex allergy. 1 in 1000 births in the UK features a form of spina bifida and a surprising number of cases occur when a mother fails to follow simple folic acid care instructions from medical professionals.

Mon, August 23rd, 2018

TVMucho – Top ten shows of the week

TVMucho is the perfect solution for expats and travellers abroad looking for UK TV on demand. What are our TV picks of the week ? Read on to find out our top TV picks for the next 7 days.

Mon, August 16th, 2018

TVMucho – Top ten shows of the week

TVMucho is the perfect solution for expats and travellers abroad looking for UK TV on demand. What are our TV picks of the week ? Read on to find out our top TV picks for the next 7 days.

Mon, August 16th, 2018

TVMucho Show of the week

Wednesday 9pm – 10pm, BBC1

The gig economy is booming, this is an employment model where people take short-term or freelance jobs instead of permanent contracts. This model is particularly popular with couriers, food delivery workers and taxi drivers. A study by the Citizens Advice Bureau estimates there are over 4.8 million self employed workers in the UK, many of which operate in the gig economy. There are also 1.8 million people working in the zero-hours contract area, a notoriously unreliable source of income.

Mon, August 9th, 2018

TVMucho – Top ten shows of the week

TVMucho is the perfect solution for expats and travellers abroad looking for UK TV on demand. What are our TV picks of the week ? Read on to find out our top TV picks for the next 7 days.

Mon, August 9th, 2018

TVMucho Show of the week

Monday 11.15pm – 12.15am, BBC2

American born, British based comedian Reginald D Hunter is better known for his highly offensive, but very humorous comedy, famously offending PFA chairman Clarke Carlisle. Starting out as an actor he soon realised he had a natural flair to make people smile and uses sometimes very taboo topics, such as race and culture. His tour titles often utilising words not all of the population are comfortable are using. It is perhaps his awareness of issues and taboos around sociology, race, culture and human interaction that makes him perfect to explore issues surrounding President Donald Trump’s controversial and divisive wall.

Mon, August 2nd, 2018

TVMucho Show of the Week

Brave and determined 29 year old Shiori Ito has emerged as the face of the Japanese #Metoo campaign, an international movement against sexual harassment and assault on women. Started by American TV star Alyssa Milano, the #Metoo hashtag has spread like wildfire, empowering women to tackle one of the worlds last social taboos.

Mon, August 2nd, 2018

TVMucho – Top ten shows of the week

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Mon, July 25th, 2018

TVMucho – Top ten shows of the week

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Mon, July 25th, 2018

TVMucho Show of the week

Tuesday 8pm – 9.30pm, BBC2

Calls for a unified medical service in the United Kingdom can be traced back to as early as 1909 in the Minority Report of the Royal Commission of the Poor Law but it was not until 1942 that the Beveridge's report recommendation to create comprehensive health and rehabilitation services for prevention and cure of disease gained cross-party consensus for the development of a National Health Service of some description. In 1945 Aneurin Bevan was appointed Health Minister and embarked on a journey to take charge of the form of the NHS, born out of the idea that good healthcare should be available to all, regardless of wealth. On the 5^th July 1948 Bevan launched the NHS on 3 founding principles; That it meets the needs of everyone, that is will be free at the point of delivery, and that it will be based on clinical need, not ability to pay.