Story: "The Jumping King" by Peter Wiltshire
Presenters this week: Miranda Connell, Rick Jones

(Repeated on BBC1 at 4.15 pm)
(Colour)

with Richard Whitmore
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Some of the best from one of the best Western film series ever made

In yet another attempt to maintain peace in the territory, John establishes an Apache reservation. A government agent, Captain Surtee, is appointed to control it but his actions seem likely to lead to a full-scale war rather than peace.

adapted for television by Michael Gilbert and Christopher Bond
starring Alastair Sim, Roy Dotrice, Avice Landon and Thorley Walters
and featuring Wolfe Morris

(First shown on BBC1)
(Radio Times People: page 5)
(Colour)

According to present plans, you may be able to cross to France by Channel Tunnel in 1978 - official. But after 170 years of hopes and fears in which all plans have been killed by a mixture of claustrophobia and xenophobia, the last major obstacle is a credibility gap. Is it now at last possible that a tunnel will be built?
Horizon visits some of the most complex tunnelling projects in the world today - in America, Japan, Denmark and Mexico - to see how far we have progressed from the glorious engineering adventures of the Victorians towards what planners would like to be able to think of as precise and predictable.
But is it? Just how feasible is that 35-mile hole through the chalk from Britain to France?

Jack Nicklaus, the US Master golfer and the US Open Champion, failed by only one shot to win the British Open title at Muirfield in July. How costly that shot will have proved if Jack Nicklaus, in his quest for the Grand Slam, wins this PGA Championship, the last of the world's four major golfing events.

Highlights of the final round played last weekend at Oaklands Hill, Birmingham, Michigan, are described by Harry Carpenter and Peter Alliss.
Presented by the American Broadcasting Co.