6.25 Electrolytic Chlorine Cells
6.50 A Question of Control
7.15 A Feel for Space
7.40 Admission to the OU Explained
8.5 Psychology: Cognitive Maps
8.30 Science: Spreading Oceans
8.55 Social Science: The End of the Line?
9.20 Maths: Classifying Cubics
9 45 North Westminster Community School
10.10 Women Beware Women: Thomas Middleton
11.0 Systems: Boundaries and Biases 1L25 Home: Castle or Cage?
11.50 Biology: Allostery
12.15 Geology: Clays
12.40 Childhood in Victorian Literature
1.5 Chemistry: Crystals
1.30 Maths Methods: Resonance and Damping

The Yonex All England
Open Championships 1984 from Wembley Arena Live coverage this afternoon of the Finals, when the best badminton players in the world compete for the sport's supreme prize.
England's hopes are highest in the Mixed Doubles with a possibility of an all-English Final. Commentators DAVID ICKE and DEREK TALBOT
Television presentation BOB DUNCAN

A five-part series about the turbulent career of France's greatest playwright starring with Josephine Derenne
3: After 15 years on the road and disillusioned by the withdrawal of the Prince de Conti 's patronage, Moliere and his troupe return to Paris where they have the good fortune to meet Monsieur, the King's brother, who invites them to perform at court.
Written and directed by ARIANE MNOUCHKINE

... a question of history
The fifth of six films in which Dai Smith presents a fresh analysis of the Welsh.
The Crowd at the Ballgame
Spectator sport is a phenomenon of the last 100 years yet super-powers and tiny countries display their nationhood more nakedly on the terraces than anywhere else.
Sport is, so far, a little-used key to the historian's study of modern societies but, without its aid, the Welsh might be even more misunderstood than they are!
Film editor RICHARD TRAYLER-SMITH Series producer SELWYN RODERICK BBC Wales

with Jan Leeming

Presented by Brian Widlake and Valerie Singleton
With LUKE CASEY, NICK CLARKE , BILL KERR ELLIOTT and MARK ROGERSON reporting from home and abroad. Including this week:
Alan Bond : a profile of the Australian entrepreneur who won the America's Cup last year and now plans to expand his business interests in Britain.
Basic Trainers are Big Business: the RAF is planning to spend up to 9100m on a new basic trainer for pilots. The competition is fierce with contenders from all over the world. But will a British design be the eventual winner?
Director SUE MCMAHON
Deputy editor MICHAEL HOGAN Editor RICHARD TAIT

for the Marley Trophy
In this final programme of the series two of the world's top professionals Tom Watson and Greg Norman join forces and are challenged by two of Britain's best celebrity golfers.
Sean Connery and Jimmy Tarbuck are their opponents in a thrilling match.
Peter AUiss commentates and talks to the players on the King's Course at Gleneagles Hotel in Scotland.
Assistant producer DEREK MARTIN Television presentation
RICHARD TILLING and ALASTAIR SCOTT
Executive producer HAROLD ANDERSON

Introduced by Ludovic Kennedy who discusses Spitting Image (Central), Moonfleet (BBCl) and World Figure Skating Championships (BBCl).
Tonight's guests include the cartoonist Jak of The Standard.
Plus Anthony Holden on television's treatment of the Royal Family.
Assistant producer DENISE SMITH Director KEVIN LOADER Producer JOHN ARCHER

A series of 13 programmes which tell the story of the theatre.
Written and presented by Ronald Harwood
9:A World Turned Upside-Down.
The spirit of revolution and romanticism which swept through Europe into the 19th century - these two forces were indeed to turn the world upside-down.
Sturm und Drang, literally 'Storm and Stress', and Schiller's overpowering play The Robbers, begin this story of the Romantic movement in the theatre which produced melodrama, barn-storming actors and the actor-manager. But a dramatic time-bomb was ticking away - startlingly modern, Buchner's Woyzeck was not performed for 80 years. It was the birth of realism and the modern anti-hero.
Those taking part include: Barry Foster , Christopher Timothy , Marion Bailey and the Deutsches Nationaltheater, Weimar
Film editor SUSAN SPIVEY
Executive producer RICHARD CAWSTON Producer HARRY HASTINGS
Directed by MISHA WILLIAMS
* Subtitles on Ceefax page 270

The 1984 Formula One World Championship
The Brazilian Grand Prix
After 151 Grand Prix spanning 11 years British driver John Watson will be missing from today's starting grid in Rio de Janeiro - unable to secure a drive.
But flying the flag for Britain is NIGEL MANSELL (JPS Lotus), newcomers
MARTIN BRUNDLE (Tyrell) and JONATHAN PALMER (Ram) and DEREK WARWICK , who could provide the sternest opposition now that he has joined Renault, to World Champion NELSON PIQUET in his Brabham. Commentators
MURRAY WALKER , JAMES HUNT
Television presentation by TV GLOBO Producer ROGER MOODY

continues a major season of films new to television, tonight starring Sara Kestelman
Andrew McFarlane
Spring 1920: A small mining town in Victoria, where Alice, a painter from Melbourne, has come to find a tranquil place to paint. There she encounters the handsome Tom, who is married and conventionally set in his ways as the proprietor of the local newspaper. This bitter-sweet love story, from the writer of Picnic at Hanging Rock, proved one of the most commercially successful of recent Australian films.
Screenplay CUFF GREEN
Produced by PATRICIA LOVELL Directed by KEN HANNAM
(First showing on British television) Films: page 18