Trouble at the Top

Knitwear manufacturer Pringle once saw its sweaters sported by Hollywood stars and the fashion cognoscenti, but recent years have seen public indifference as well as financial losses. In an effort to reverse their dwindling fortunes a new chief executive officer is reinventing Pringle's designs and creating a fresh image for the brand. Producer Daniel Barry

Britain's biggest circus is in trouble and owners Gerry Cottle and Brian Austin think they have found the answer. To the dismay of their families they're spending £1.5 million bringing over a record-breaking circus troupe from China. As their other family circus limps around the north of England, Gerry and Brian struggle to cope with injuries, book sites and negotiate with their accountants. Can the Chinese act save their much loved family business? Producer Helen Batten

Benjamin Cohen is only 17 and already the darling of the financial world because his Jewish website is valued at £5 million. As he leaves school he is also moving into pornography, with a 16-million-hits-a-month search engine run with the help of classmates. The money men want more sales, while Benjamin and his pals find being top businessmen hard work. Will Benjamin be able to secure a crucial deal and turn his paper millions into hard cash?

When entrepreneur Mark Goldberg gambled his fortune on Crystal Palace football club, he lost L40 million. Now, with his marriage in ruins and still L12 million in debt, he's creating a new TV station forjob seekers. But Goldberg has neverworked in television and first impressions suggest he is out of his depth.

Former Tandoori magazine editor Iqbal Wahhab hopes to lose the curry-house image loved by the lager brigade by transforming a former library into a restaurant like no other. But will his L2.5 million dream succeed?

Yorkshire-based firm Silver Cross, the maker of Britain's poshest prams, has been bought by the Hazell family despite the collapse of the company. As they attempt to revive its fortunes, tensions mount. Will the family and the famous Silver Cross brand survive?

s Britain faces its worse farming crisis, the French government is offering British farmers generous grants and tempting interest rates. This film follows the Holland family from Sussex as they take up the offer.