The sixth of eight programmes This week: Camberley
Arthur Negus is joined by Angela Rippon and they go on the road with a team of leading experts. (The opinions expressed in the programme concerning age and value may no longer be completely accurate as the series was recorded in the summer of 1979), Director
ROY CHAPMAN
Producer ROBIN DRAKE. BBC Bristol

A series of eight programmes drawn from 1920s-30s home movies.
6: The British Abroad (India)
India, unlike the rest of abroad, was home to thousands and thousands of our countrymen. They lived there, and a good many of them died there. But some came back to England, and just a few brought India back - on film. Written and narrated by JOHN JULIUS NORWICH
Film editor DAVID WYATT
Producer MARGARET MCCALL

The sixth in a series of eight films about England before the Norman Conquest , written and presented by Michael Wood
Eric Bloodaxe : a name from fairy-tales; an image from a childhood
'adventure story. He was, in fact, twice king in York, the last ruler of an independent Northumbria.
Filmed in the autumnal colours and light of Northumberland and Cumbria; MICHAEL WOOD describes a deep-seated split between north and south, and re-creates the ' thought world ' of a tenth-century war-lord.
Producer DEREK TOWERS
BBC Manchester

A series in 12 parts starring
Charles Quigley as Gene Townley Herman Brix as Tiny Dawson David Sharpe as Burt Knowles 2: The Mysterious Friend
In pursuit of the arch-fiend, Convict 39013, the Daredevils go to Granville's chemical works where they face some vicious attackers and Gene is sent plunging off a catwalk into an oil slick's inferno. (Part 3 tomorrow at 5.40)

A series in 18 episodes Part 13 by PHIL REDMOND
Justin is worried by a sudden change for the worse in Andrew's behaviour.
Series devised by PHIL REDMOND Executive producer ANNA HOME Director COLIN CANT (For cast see page 61) Book, Grange Hill for Sale, £4.75; theme music on a single (RESL 64), from retailers

The story of a -warm-hearted family of pioneer stock - surviving the Depression years of the 30s and facing the war year's of the 40s. starring .
The Starlet
Dreams of success and fame are encouraged when a film company arrives at the Pickett Defense plant.
Based on EARL HAMNER JR 'S autobtographical novel Spencer's Mountain
Written by D.C. FONTANA and RICHARD FONTANA
Directed by PHILIP LEACOCK

with subtitles top- the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather

Five programmes about the education _sygtem.
"3: West Indian Children in our
Schools
' Being black is one thing, but being, black and daft - that's trouble is how a West Indian mother sums up a discussion between black parents about the disappointment they feel with what the education system offers their children. These parents have known for some time what the Rampton Report, once again, highlighted this summer; that children from West Indian families have not been performing as well as they should.
David Moore , Head of Religious Studies in a large, boys' comprehensive school in Brixton, addresses himself to this problem and puts forward some ideas for redressing the balance. These changes he argues are necessary not just for black children, but for all children. With Usha Prashar , Richard Knight and Yvonne Collymore
Introduced by Patrick Nuttgens
Producers MARION ALLINSON , JOHN HADCLIFFE

from the United Arab Emirate, Dubai
Introduced by William Woollard
A brand new racing circuit has been constructed to bring motor racing to the Middle East. Drivers and personalities from the world of Grand Prix racing will be flown to Dubai to celebrate this spectacular event.
The Land-Rover, for 20 years the workhorse, of the desert, is under increasing competition. Top Gear looks at the rivals in Dubai, and :Dan Cherrington road tests two newcortiers in Britain. Sue Baker reports on a new versatile vehicle which could have a big impact in Third World countries.
Directed by PHILIP FRANKLIN
Executive producer DEREK SMITH BBC Birmingham

Live from London's Greenwood Theatre , television's most unpredictable half-hour.
There'll be music, conversation and, as always, star-studded entertainment.
Director RON ISTED
Produced bv TOM GUTTERIDGE
(Russell Harty from Manchester on Thursday at 8.30 pm)

by Carla Lane
The last of six programmes
Starring Geoffrey Palmer and Nina Thomas
with Caroline Blakiston, Barbara Flynn

With Leo's decree getting nearer, Liz is full of marriage plans. But a letter from Alice delaying the divorce causes doubts.

Narrated by Robert Winston What is Cystic Fibrosis?
Like most of us Pauline McNamara knew nothing about cystic fibrosis - nor what the disease could mean for her children. Now she knows only too well. Her youngest daughter, [text removed], is a victim of this life-threatening disease. Mother and doctors need to fight a continuing battle.
At the moment they're winning.
Film editor GEOFFREY BOTTERILL Producer FIONA HOLMES
Series editor DAVID PATERSON

PETER SNOW ,JOHN TUSA , PETER HOBDAY and DONALD MACCORMICK