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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/ Fast food chains are good
news/article-2478240/Fast- for Britain's high streets,
food-chains-good-Britainssays Tory minister (just
high-streets-says-Torydon't eat there three
minister-just-dont-eattimes a day)
times-day.html
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This could be
used as a real
life example or
we could ask a
question related
to it.
PUBLISHED: 28 October
2013
http://www.youtube.com/w
atch?v=GMQrDGK690M
PUBLISHED: 2004
We will use small clips
from this video as archive
footage in our
documentary.
http://www.healthcentral.co Here I found the
m/ency/95ea63/002462.ht
definition a definition of
ml
what fast food could be
useful in any part of our
PUBLISHED: No date given. documentary.
http://science.howstuffwork
s.com/innovation/edibleinnovations/fast-food3.htm
The History of Fast Food
and the first fast food
restaurant.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/ Victory for Jamie Oliver in
the U.S. as McDonald’s is
news/articleforced to stop using ‘pink
2092127/Jamie-Oliverslime’ in
Victory-McDonalds-stopsits burger recipe
using-pink-slime-burger-
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used as archive
footage.
The main thing
I chose to use
this definition is
for when we
have someone
narrating they
could explain
the definition.
I selected this
information
because it will
help with
narration and
asking
questions.
This could be
used to ask
questions and
to get people’s
opinions on it.
Also they could

2. recipe.html
be used as facts
throughout the
documentary.
PUBLISHED: No date given.
http://www.mcdonalds.co.u This shows what most of
k/ukhome/Aboutus/Newsro the food from McDonalds
om/facts_and_stats0/menu. contains.
html
PUBLISHED: No date given.
http://www.theguardian.co
m/commentisfree/2013/nov
/11/fast-food-workersstrike-end-game
http://www.diabetes.co.uk/
news/2013/Nov/fast-foodincreases-type-2-diabetesby-70-per-cent-in-largescale-study-99627376.html
The unions, especially the
SEIU, are backing this
campaign for $15 wages.
Some worry the workers
are being used like pawns
Fast food increases type 2
diabetes by 70 per cent in
large scale study
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towards a
question in the
interviews.
Voiceover
PUBLISHED: No date given.
http://www.businessinsider.
com/health-departmentshuts-down-penn-stationfast-food-restaurants-201311
Health Department Shuts Facts in
Down Fast Food
voiceover
Restaurants In NYC's
Penn Station After Finding
Roaches, Flies
PUBLISHED: NOV. 11,
2013, 4:17 PM
http://www.telegraph.co.uk
/lifestyle/reinvent-the-highstreet/10407985/Fast-foodrestaurants-vital-forBritains-high-streetsminister-says.html
Fast food restaurants are
good for Britain and its
high streets, a minister
says
Voiceover or
interview
Takeaway UK: Average
Brit is now spending
£1,320 a year on fastfood
buying 12 meals every
month
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either used as a
fact for a
voiceover or to
help make our
Published: 27th Oct 2013
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/
news/article2303861/Takeaway-UKAverage-Brit-spending-1320-year-fastfood-buying-

3. 12-meals-month.html
questions
related to it.
PUBLISHED:10:54, 4 April
2013
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/
news/article-2087361/Fastfood-Britain-More-halfmeals-burgers-kebabs.html
http://www.fastfoodnation.c
o.uk/fast-food-factsfigures.html
Fast food Britain: More than
half our meals out are
burgers or kebabs
Facts for
voiceover.
Fast Food Facts and
Figures
This will be
used for
questions.
Published: January 2013
http://www.express.co.uk/n Mums too busy to cook...
ews/uk/413452/Mums-too- so more fast food is on
busy-to-cook-so-more-fast- the menu
food-is-on-the-menu
http://www.independent.co. Britons eating pounds 7m
uk/news/britons-eatingof fast food every day
pounds-7m-of-fast-foodevery-day-1093273.html
Published: Thursday 13
May 1999
http://www.theguardian.co
m/food4thought/vitalstatistics
Published: Thursday 13
May 1999
Vital statistics
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used so that we
can ask a
question in the
Vox pops seeing
if it’s the same
for everyone.
I selected this
information
because it will
help with
narration and
asking
questions.
Voiceover