Starring Van Heflin, Yvonne De Carlo
with Alex Nicol, Preston Foster, Jack Oakie

Wyoming in 1866 and the story of the Battle of Powder River which ended 30 years of war with the Sioux Indians.
Starring Van Heflin as the Indian scout who respects the cause of the Sioux and tries to avert blood-shed when a wagon trail is planned which crosses their traditional hunting grounds.
(This Weeks Films: page 9)

David Holmes reviews week-by-week the moves made by the politicians and examines the part played by government in the lives of us all.

Tonight's edition in James Cameron's own series of documentary films

In a lifetime of travelling, James Cameron has crossed innumerable frontiers, those demarcation lines of territory and patriotism. In this programme he tried to discover what patriotism is, how it has changed during this century, and if anyone still feels it.
He found not only that it is very much alive in Britain, but that the word itself seemed to open up a series of private and fascinating compartments in the British character.

Also taking part: Members of the Cattistock Hunt, Chelsea Pensioners, John Fowles, Members of the Krishnamurti Foundation, Hugh McDiarmid, Colonel Colin Mitchell, Members of the National Front

by Rosemary Anne Sisson
[Starring] Glenda Jackson as Elizabeth I
[with] Ronald Hines as William Cecil, Robert Hardy as Earl of Leicester
with Esmond Knight, John Cairney and Vivian Pickles

"'Elizabeth R' in colour is even more impressive than its predecessor." (Oscar Turnill, Sunday Times)
"It was history without tears and very addictive and successful into the bargain." (Sean Day-Lewis, Daily Telegraph)
"...the standards of acting, the superb characterisations, the spaciousness of it all still remain as absorbing." (James Thomas, Daily Express)

Gala, current holders of their own Sevens' title, are hosts this afternoon to a wealth of Scottish Rugby talent from their neighbouring six border towns and from Glasgow. While maintaining a strong Scottish flavour by the setting in the heart of Sir Walter Scott's border country, today's guest sides, Moseley and Loughborough Colleges from England and Bridgend from Wales, make it very much an international occasion.
Commentator at Galashiels, Bill McLaren
Introduced by Cliff Morgan

Journalist, broadcaster, ex-Minister of State at the Foreign Office and former Defence Correspondent of The Times Lord Chalfont looks back over his week.

Lynn Redgrave reads "Mr Loveday's Little Outing" by Evelyn Waugh

'Think of being locked up in a looney bin all one's life,' said Angela, and she resolved to get him out. After all he was obviously cured.
(Radio Times People: page 4)

Starring James Cagney
with Dorothy Malone, Jane Greer, Jim Backus

Lon Chaney was a master of make-up and the creator of some of the most horrific characters in cinema history.
(This Week's Films: page 9)