The Daily Telegraph magazine - This Sporting Life cover (16 November 1973)

Good condition for age - yellowing to page edges - some wear to spine

IS THIS THE GATEWAY TO EUROPE? - So far the English end of the Channel Tunnel has been driven all of 879 yards. But it had got that far by 1881. Now, as plans for the Chunnel get under ground, Anna Motson visited these old workings... and the new ones in France
2 pages

THE MOUSETRAP - On November 25, 1952, a new whodunit by Agatha Christie opened at London's Ambassadors Theatre. The world has changed a loy in the intervening 21 years; but the same murder is committed nightly... in the longest-running production on the British stage
One and three quarter pages

STAKING YOUR LIFE ON A FARM - What is life like on farms under constant threat of attack? Christopher Munnion talked to farmers in the district of Centenary
6 pages

ADELLE DAVIS - Four and a quarter pages

SHARDS OF THE SIXTIES - The American Space Programme compressed a whole age into a single decade. Now the launch pads are crumbling; the future perfect has become the past historic. Anthony Haden-Guest picked his scholarly way through its ruins
5 pages

FROM SATELLITE STATE TO STABILITY - Each year, between 1,000 and 2,000 East Europeans apply to Britain for permanent residence. In addition, each incident of Soviet aggression in the recent past has brought more immigrants. But few of those have stayed. East Europeans generally find Britain too stratified a country to settle in. What then have the 60,000 now living here found Britain has to offer? Geoffrey Bocca asked four households why they chose to live here and what they have found
5 pages