Stereo

with John Humphrys and Sue MacGregor.
Details as Monday plus:
7.45 Thought for the Day with the Rev Dr
Donald English

The final part.

Stereo

with Chris Dunkley
Producer Catherine Mahoney

Conflict in Kashmir Kashmir is disputed territory between the nuclear-capable neighbours, India and Pakistan. In the first of two programmes, Mark Tully reports from India and Kashmir on the threat to peace in the sub-continent from growing Kashmiri unrest, and the Indian strategy for suppressing it. Producer Peter Burdin

Ernest's Point of View
Reader Callum Mill.
Written by Robert Dodds. Producer Louise Dalziel

God Is Love, Let Heav'n Adore Him (Alleluia,
BBC HB 7); Matthew 25, vv 34-45; Kyrie Eleison (J Page Clark); The Servant King (G Kendrick ). stereo

Creepy crawlies in the form of spiders in the bath, and why tickling yourself has no effect in the laughter stakes. Presenter Dilly Barlow. Producer Viv Black

Presenter John Waite

Question: What is the African or Cape Lily?
A chance to check your gardening knowledge against two teams led by Irene Thomas and Norman Painting.
This week's guests:
Sir Nicholas Henderson , Tony Britton , Rod Hull and Mary Whitehouse. Questionmaster
Dr Stefan Buczacki.
Producer Ian Strachan. Stereo (Answer: Agapanthus)

Presenter Nick Clarke

Emily's Special Seaside by Holly Crick. Stereo (R)

from Birmingham with Sally Jones.
Serial: Bella Vista (5)

The Napoleon of Notting Hill The second of a two-part extravaganza by G K Chesterton. The Battle
Adam Wayne has declared independence for the city of Notting Hill and is ready to defend it against all comers. Producer EricStovell
.
Dramatised by Peter Buckman
Director Richard Imison. Stereo (R)

The first of six oral history montages. We'll Eat Again
Memories of queueing with rationing books, cooking Woolton pies, digging for victory, making knickers from German parachutes and dabbling in the black market.
Producer Peter Hoare. Stereo

Stereo

with Frances Coverdale and Robert Williams

and Financial Report

Written by Simon Frith.
* TREVOR HARRISON 'S KIND OF DAY: page 78

with David Owen Norris Producer Elizabeth Burke. Stereo

The Radio 4 Generation is made up of young people who were all first-time voters in the 1987 election. In this new series of six programmes presented by Simon Bates , they give their opinions on a variety of issues about life today. 1: Has the institution of marriage had its day? Producer Chris Burns

Sheena MacDonald presents a personal look at the week's press. Producer Andrew Denwood

Today's immigrants to New York and why they don't speak English, and the invitation to black players to join the Augusta National golf club in 1990.

Second City First
Chicago's Steppenwolf Theatre Company was founded in 1976 in a church basement by three young actors.
Fourteen years later the company has just won this year's Tony Award for best play for their production of The Grapes of Wrath, seen at London's National
Theatre last year.
Christopher Cook visited Steppenwolf in Chicago and on New York's
Broadway to discover the key to their success. Producer Fiona McLean. Stereo

by Alistair Cooke

with David Sells. Stereo

Private Angelo (the final part)

The final visit to the worryingly familiar village of Little Blighty ... With Jo Kendall
Michael Troughton John Baddeley
Bernadine Corrigan Daniel Strauss and Jonathan Kydd.
Producer Lissa Evans. Stereo

with Heather Payton Stereo

... minutes in the archivesl Discover what he does with them in the second of three programmes. Producer Simon Elmes