6.40 Cell Movement. 7.5 Geology - Granite. 7.30 Schrbdlnger Wave Equation.

9.0-9.20 Home Economics Choices
10.15 Resource Units: Religious and Moral Education
Hearing Voices: a drama
10.40 Mindstretchers
A series of five problems for 10 to 11-year-olds designed to encourage thinking skills.
Problem: Weather
Presented by Jim Bacon
What determines the climate? Producer David Taft

(For details: see BBC1 at 3.55 pm)

11.22 Capricorn Game
A serial adventure: 5
11.40 Going to Work
Overcoming Handicaps
12.5 pm Mindstretchers
Problem: Weather

The Sun Alliance PGA Championship from Hillside

Harry Carpenter introduces coverage of the first round of this £80,000 tournament.
Nick Faldo defends the title he has won for the last two years. Among his leading opponents are Bernhard Langer of Germany and Greg Norman of Australia.

Book, The World of Golf £9.95 from 10 June; BBC videobook Play Golf (BBCV 1004) £37.95 from retailers

Scores and reports on Ceefax

Scene
Hello! ... and What Then?

The Sun Alliance
PGA Championship from Hillside
Further coverage

The village of Yishi, about half-way between Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, was created by Arabic-speaking Jews from the Yemen who came to Israel at the foundation of the state. Because of their isolation the Yemeni Jews have kept many of the most ancient practices of Judaism untouched, which they observe with an exceptionally joyous feeling. This film was shot during Passover, 1976. A family re-created the seder meal for the film crew, because no religious Jewish family would dream of allowing the seder itself to be witnessed by outsiders.
Producer NOULA O'FAOLAIN
A BBC/Open University production

helps you plan your weekend by previewing daytime programmes of special interest from the Open University. This week's selection includes Cosmology Before Newton and Chicken or Egg?

A season of classic feature films closes with It starring Clara Bow . The IT Girl'
The irresistible Clara Bow stars as shop-girl Betty Lou who decides with her friends that her boss, Cyrus Waltham , has that magnetically attractive quality called ' IT'. Betty determines to make him propose to her by fair means or foul....
This charming and witty film is shown today with an added musical soundtrack. and MADAME ELINOR GLYN
Screenplay by HOPE
LORING LOUIS D. LIGHTON from a story by ELINOR GLYN
Music by WILLIAM P. PERRY Directed by CLARENCE BADGER
(First showing on British television)

from the Royal Albert Hall , London
Introduced by Antony Hopkins
This, the second programme recorded at the last season of Schools Prom,features the young musical talent from:
Wakefield Metropolitan Wind Orchestra and BandChoir
Cheltenham Ladies' College Choir
Crosskeys Youth BandSenior
King Edward VI School Senior Bedfordshire Youth Jazz Orchestra
Troubadour Harp and Recorder Ensemble
Grampian Schools' Percussion Ensemble
Kirklees Youth Orchestra Special guests
Clare McFarlane (violin)
Julian Lloyd Webber (cello)
The Schools Prom is organised by The
Times in conjunction with Commercial Union Assurance.
Director DEREK JEWELL
Producer LARRY WESTLAND
Television presentation KEN GRIFFIN

with subtitles, followed by Weather

A series of six programmes
Men and women on the industrial production line stop for a breather
-and to talk about their lives, jobs and concerns.
4: Unemployed Building Workers in Liverpool
Film camera STEVE SAUNDERSON Film editor GREG MILLER
Producer PHILIP DONNELLAN

with Clay Jones from Overton
It's taken Netta Statham 30 years' hard labour to create her delightful all-year-round garden and unique collection of plants. She started with little or no knowledge of plants and has developed into one of the country's leading plant collectors-' and all this on a heavy clay soil'.
Produced by DENIS W. GARTSIDE BBC Birmingham

The World's Policeman?
The Falklands crisis has again raised the issue of the role of the United Nations in settling serious international disputes. One critic has dubbed the UN 'the theatre of the absurd but many argue that it remains the best means of defusing conflict in the worlds trouble spots.
Can the UN exercise a positive global influence to prevent war and maintain peace? Or are its activities too limited by its complicated internal politics?
Vincent Hanna visits UN troops patrolling the peace in Cyprus and reports on the politics at work at its New York headquarters.
Producer COLIN MARTIN Editor PETER IBBOTSON

by Michael Abbensetts

At a concert Marcia picked Terry out of the crowd. So he no longer feels alone. Until he learns about her secret life and dare not tell his friends.

BBC Birmingham

As part of Wednesday's Q.E.D. documentary, A Guide to Armageddon, two London couples each volunteered to carry out a ten-day 'consumer test' - underground in a nuclear shelter.

Joy and Erik sealed themselves in a £10,000 buried steel bunker, six feet underground. Ken and Liz followed Home Office recommendations and dug their own 36-inch-wide emergency trench in the back garden. They, too, stayed down for ten days.

This programme is a record of how the two couples coped underground during last winter's severe cold spell with only a fixed camera to observe them, completely out of touch with the outside world.

Executive producer MICK RHODES Producer MICK JACKSON

Including
The Pope's Visit
An extended edition including a special report on the first day of Pope John Paul 's visit to
Britain. John Tusa presents highlights of the day's events, and discusses the implications of the visit with leading figures from the Anglican and Roman Catholic Churches.

The Sun Alliance
PGA Championship from Hillside.
HARRY CARPENTER introduces highlights of today's first round, with comment from Tony Jacklin.

Parliamentary Elections.