6.20 Geology of the Alps: 2
6.45 The Athabasca Glacier
7.10 Fluid Flow in Pipes
7.36 The National Health Service
8.0 Telephone Systems
8.25 The Nature of Chemistry

A See-Saw programme Getting Away
Everybody in Pigeon Street is going on holiday. Mr Macadoo wants to go too, and Gerald and Mr Baskerville look after his pet shop while he's away. But things don't go quite according to plan.
With the voices of GEORGE LAYTON and JOHN TELFER.

Stories and songs from God's wide world.
The Land of Ghosts is set in China and told by DAVID Yip. The ballad of 'Gold-digging Dan' is sung by CHRISTOPHER LILLICRAP. TONY MAIDEN tells what happened when young David faced the giant Goliath.
Director SID WADDELL
Producer DAVID BROWN

Presented by Ziauddin Sardar
The Islamic world is rarely out of the news headlines. This is the first series to explore the way Muslims understand their religion by examining the beliefs and teachings which are central to Islam. Each of the four programmes looks at ways of thinking and ideas which are rooted in faith.
1:Din
The Islamic concept of religion which regards worship as a natural instinct of mankind, and sees that worship as a total way of life.
With Professor Naquib al-Attas of the National University of Malaysia.
Lighting JOHN SCARR Director RALPH ROLLS
Producer MERRYL DAVIES

There are many centres in the United Kingdom which specialise in Asian cultural activities. Today's programme launches a new film series about the principal centres and what they have to offer. The first report is about the Urdu Markaz in London.
Music is provided by RAVI. Producer WASEEM MAHMOOD
Executive producer ASHOK RAMPAL BBC Pebble Mill

And What of the Future?
How will the silicon chip affect the quality of our lives and our attitudes to work? Starting in America, BERNARD FALK visits places already using the new technology to find out what could be in store for white collar, blue collar and professional workers in the next decade.
Production DAVID ALLEN , ROBERT ALBURY

Personal portraits of five 18-year-olds. In 1965, the year Churchill died and The Beatles got their MBEs, nearly a million babies were bom in Britain. In 1983, on their 18th birthdays they came of age. What are they like, these young adults?
Director ANNE O'DWYER
Produced by TONY MATTHEWS

Ian McNaught-Davis risks the failure of both hardware and software as he introduces the second live programme of items about the world of microcomputers-among them: the computer 'hackers'-who are they? BBC Radio's Basicode explained; American reporter Freff attempts to send a computer program live from New York and also delves into the world of computer-generated art as he meets graphics artist Loretta Jones.
Plus the announcement of the winners of the BBC's National Schools Software Competition - with 930,000 worth of prizes - which was launched in the first Micro Live last October.
Technical adviser STEVE LOWRY Assistant producer TERRY MARSH Studio director PATRICK titley Producer DAVID ALLEN
9 HELPLINES: page 75

The second of eight programmes
This week Deirdre Cartwright (guitar), Geoff Nicholls (drums) and Henry Thomas (bass), look at tuning and explain how the different types of string gauge, drum-stick and drum-head affect your playing and the overall sound of your band.
With comments from wilko
JOHNSON NEIL MURRAY , BOOT8Y COLUNS
BERNARD EDWARDS , IAN PAICE CARL PALMER and SLY DUNBAR
Produced by CHRIS LENT
Book (same title) 98.50 available from booksellers from 29 June

Two MGM classics
Abdul the Bulbul Ameer and Honeyland

Also starring
Ida Lupino , Arthur Kennedy
Newly released from jail, Roy Earle sets off for the High Sierra, where a gangland associate has set up head-quarters to plan a robbery. But the job seems doomed to failure when Earle discovers that his inexperienced henchmen have brought along a woman.
Bogart's brilliant performance as the doomed gangster 'rushing towards death' confirmed his fame and stardom.
Screenplay by JOHN HUSTON and w. R. BURNETT from a novel by w. R. BURNETT Directed by RAOUL WALSH
Films: page 18

starring with Blind Hunch
Embittered Will Hewitt returns to Virginia City following an unsuccessful operation to restore his eyesight and is determined to track down his brother's killer.
Written by JOHN HAWKINS and ROBERT PIROSH Directed by LEWIS ALLEN

from Earls Court
With three weeks to go before the 1984 Royal Tournament, a look back to last year when for the first time, a very special theme linked the various displays. They were set in the 1940s and featured the Battle of Britain and London during the Blitz.
Sir John Mills introduces highlights from last year's performances held in the presence of HM The Queen and HM Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother. The displays include THE MASSED BANDS OF THE RAF
ROYAL NAVY FIELD GUN COMPETITION ROYAL ARTILLERY OF THE 80s
KING'S TROOP ROYAL HORSE ARTILLERY
RAF MOTORCYCLE COMPETITION
THE MASSED PIPES AND DRUMS
Royal Tournament producer MAJOR MICHAEL PARKER Written by SUE LIMB
Television lighting clive POTTER Television presentation
PETER HYLTON CLEAVER

Colin Morris is the quizmaster in a battle of wits between theological students, testing their knowledge not only of religion, but the ways of the world.
This week teams from
Wycliffe Hall, Oxford and The Queen's College, Birmingham face the tests of faith or fortune, creed and deed, and work out the stories behind the headlines of the Hebrew Herald and the Bethlehem Bugle.
Assistant producer FRANCES GUMLEY Designer ALAN SPALDING Director SIMON HAMMOND
Producer CHRISTIAN FORSSANDER
0 FEATURE: page 84

with Jan Leeming Weatherman

by P. C. WREN dramatised in eight episodes by ALISTAIR BELL with 5: Reunited in the Legion, the three Geste brothers have made two good friends, the Americans Hank and Buddy, and one dangerous enemy - the sadistic and tyrannical Sergeant-Major Lejaune.
Music composed and conducted by STEPHEN DEUTSCH. Producer BARRY LETTS Director DOUGLAS CAMFIELD
* Subtitles on Ceefax page 170

Over the next six weeks Cliff Michelmore travels from a Gothic tower in Hertfordshire, via a chateau in Picardy to an old Yorkshire barn, to meet well-known personalities at home on Sunday who talk about their life, faith and favourite religious music.
This week he's in Hertfordshire with Spike Milligan - comedian, jazz musician, author and committed conservationist: 'I think I have a prophetic vision about the earth, but who's going to listen to a clown?'
Spike's choice of music includes the Pie Jesu from Faure's Requiem, 'Eternal Father strong to save' and Schubert's 'Ave Maria'. It's sung by the choirs of the London Oratory in the newly-redecorated Brompton Oratory and the soloist is Stuart Kale. Conductor John Hoban
Outside broadcast director ANGELA tilby Assistant producer FAY WOOLF
Series producer STEPHEN whittle
* Subtitles on Ceefax page 170

The feature film starring
Ali MacGraw
Dean-Paul Martin Maximilian Schell Pancho Gonzalez
The men's singles final at Wimbledon provides the framework for this moving romance and rags-to-riches tale of sporting achievement. While Chris Christensen waits to face
Guillermo Vilas for the world's foremost tennis title, he is disturbed by the absence of his mysterious love, Nicole. They first met when he was a young tennis hustler in Mexico but a long hard path separates them from their initial love and this crowning moment in Chris's career.... with GUILLERMO VILAS , ION TIRIAC DAN MASKELL , JOHN MCENROE
ILIE NASTASE , TOM GULLIKSON
JOHN LLOYD , DENIS RALSTON
VIJAY AMRITRAJ , JIM MCMANUS
JOHN ALEXANDER , DAVID PATE and JORGE MENDOZA
Screenplay by ARNOLD SCHULMAN Produced by ROBERT EVANS
Directed by ANTHONY HARVEY
(First showing on British television) Films: page 18
(Wimbledon 84 opens tomorrow 1.45 pm, BBC1)

with Jan Leeming Weatherman

with Esther Rantzen
Consumer advice, investigations, misprints, mishaps and real-life humour drawn from the letters sent in each week.
The reporters are Bill Buckley
Gavin Campbell Michael Groth
And at the That's Life Newsdesk Doc Cox and Joanna Monro
Director BOB MARSLAND
Producer ESTHER RANTZEN Editor GORDON WATTS

The 1984 European Championship Introduced by JIMMY HILL
Highlights of tonight's match in Lyon, between the winners of group two and the runners-up in group one, for a place in Wednesday s final. Commentator ALAN PARRY
Assistant editor BRIAN BARWICK Producer ROGER MOODY Editor JOHN rowunson
(Live coverage of The Final in International Football, Wednesday 6.40 pm)