Story: Lost Property Written by EDNA DORE
Illustrated by PETER WAYNE Presenters
Elizabeth Millbank , Fred Harris

This week: Stoke-on-Trent
Arthur Negus, joined by Angela Rippon goes on the road with some of Britain's 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 7: The British Abroad (Greenland and Tibet)
All of the film in this programme was taken by COLONEL F. SPENCER CHAPMAN. He was one of those marvellous, somehow typically English, adventurers of the 1930s whose world was still full of remote, undiscovered corners, Written and narrated by JOHN JULIUS NORWICH
Film editor DAVID WYATT
Producer MARGARET MCCALL

The seventh of eight films written and presented by Michael Wood
Ethelred the Unready has the poorest reputation of any English king. His reign is synonymous with decline and moral failure.
MICHAEL WOOD , in his search for Ethelred, sets out to discover the truth behind the legend.
Much the best television I have seen this year. (THE TIMES EDUCATIONAL SUPPLEMENT) 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 6: Thirty Seconds to Live
The Daredevils encounter a mad genius and walk into a high voltage booby trap with a concealed time bomb ticking secretly away.
(Part 7 tomorrow at 5.40)

A series in 18 episodes Part 15 by ALAN JANES
After all the time and effort that Cathy and the others have put into forming the group, their first professional booking ends in disaster.
Grange Hill Pupils:
Series devised by PHIL REDMOND Producer COLIN CANT
Director GRAHAM THEAKSTON
Book, Grange Hill for Sale, £4.75; theme music on a. single (RESL 64), from retailers

The Journal
A time of heart-searching decision.
Based on- EARLHAMNER JR's autobio-I graphical novel Spencer's Mountain WrittenbyRobertpirosh Directed by PHILIP LEACOCK

With subtitles for the hard-ofhearingl followed by Weather

Five programmes about the education system. 4: Gender
At 11 girls and boys enter secondary school with much the same abilities and qualifications. But when they leave they are unequal. 'This', argues Dale Spender , lecturer and author, ' is because the school expects different things from boys and girls-boys are-prepared for their place in the world while girls are prepared for their place in the home.' with Heather Brigstocke
Peter Newsam , Molly Hattersley Introduced by Patrick Nuttgens
Produced by KtHroN ALLiNSON and JOHN RADCLIFFE

The last of seven programmes
Introduced by William Woollard
Frank Page takes a driving lesson from legendary rally driver Erik Carlsson to learn how best to cope with winter road conditions.
Sam Toy , Chairman and Managing Director of Ford of Britain, reviews the past year and looks forward to the future, in conversation with Peter Smith.
Stewart Woodcock tells the story of another classic car, the Jaguar, and WILLIAM WOOLLARD suggests sdme useful Christmas presents for the motoring family.
Director BRIAN STRACHAN
Executive producer DEREK SMIIH BBC Birmingham

Live from London's Greenwood Theatre , television's most unpredictable half-hour.
Director RON ISTED
Assistant producer CHRIS RILEY Produced by TOM GUTTERIDGE
(Russell Harty from Manchester on Thursday at 8.30 pm)

in concert at the Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester
As well as singing some of his own hits, Georgie Fame is joined by Annie Ross in a tribute to Hoagy Carmichael with such timeless classics as ' Georgia ', ' The old music master' and ' Hong Kong blues '.
Sound TONY WORTHINCTOlt Designer PAUL LAUGIER Director MIKE STEPHENS
Producer PETER RIDSDALE SCOTT BBC Manchester

Brixton to Barbados
Reggae has its roots in Jamaica, and has found a home in Britain. But there are over 60 countries in the Caribbean, each with its own distinctive culture. Arena invited Linton Kwesi Johnson , Britain's foremost reggae poet, to investigate the remarkable richness and variety of Caribbean art on its home ground-the occasion was the Carifesta, a huge festival held this year in Barbados. Among the highlights were the Rene gades , one of Trinidad's most brilliant steel bands; the best of soul-calypso with The Mighty Arrow from Montserrat; ' Riddim ' poetry by young Jamaican Michael Smith; big-band Irakere with the exotic Latin jazz of Cuba and Rebirth, an extraordinary dramatic saga which symbolically unites the many different ethnic groups of Surinam through their myths and legends.
Film cameraman DAVID HAYLOCK
Film editor GERRY POMEROY Producer ALAN YENTOB Director ANTHONY WALL

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