I find Farnell is better for components and connectors, especially since they acquired Newark some years ago, increasing their already vast range of components. They're probably more likely to have it than anyone else:
http://uk.farnell.com/c/connectors
I think that pin configuration is a bit of an oddball though. Had a quick search myself but can't seem to find it. You could try emailing Farnell with the connector image/details; they're usually pretty helpful.
Since it's an AV cable, you could also try Canford Audio:
https://www.canford.co.uk/Multi-pin-connectors
So are you saying that the plug is working loose and coming out of the back of the set Andrew? I think I'd be tempted to just put a bit of hot-melt glue around it if that's the case. You can easily pick that stuff back off later if you need to unplug it again.
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