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BBC Four Schedule for Wednesday 14 January 2009

  1. 00:10–01:10
    Mark Lawson talks to the actress and writer Maureen Lipman about her life and career. (R)
  2. 01:10–02:10
    2/3. A look at how Egyptian physicist Ibn al-Haytham helped establish the science of optics. (R)
  3. 02:10–02:40
    Some designs pose headaches and the staff battle to keep up with Lagerfeld's changes. (R)
  4. 02:40–03:40
    Mark Lawson talks to the actress and writer Maureen Lipman about her life and career. (R)
  5. 19:00–19:30
    The latest news, exploring the day's events from a global perspective.
  6. 19:30–20:00
    2/6. A look at the chequered history of teenage fashion, from Teddy Boys to mods. (R)
  7. 20:00–21:00
    The tailors fear for their future when Abercrombie and Fitch arrives on the street. (R)
  8. 21:00–22:00
    Rankin tells the story of fashion photography by recreating his favourite seven images.
  9. 22:00–23:00
    2/7. Auctioneer Kerry Taylor, designer David Sassoon and pop star Brix Smith on 50s fashion.
  10. 23:00–00:50
    A celebrity photographer realises that he may inadvertently have photographed a murder.
  11. 00:50–01:50
    Rankin tells the story of fashion photography by recreating his favourite seven images. (R)
  12. 01:50–02:50
    The tailors fear for their future when Abercrombie and Fitch arrives on the street. (R)
  13. 02:50–03:50
    2/7. Auctioneer Kerry Taylor, designer David Sassoon and pop star Brix Smith on 50s fashion. (R)

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