Why has i-D - the granddaddy of style magazines - outlived Blitz and The Face to be the must-read of the fashion industry?
Mariella Frostrup investigates how it's stayed hip for 25 years.

Contributors

Unknown:: Mariella Frostrup

Source: Radio Times

21:00

Mind Games

BBC Four

Mon 17^th Jan 2005, 21:00 on BBC Four

Chef
Heston Blumenthal and weather forecaster Helen Young join the mind-bending quiz. Hosted by Marcus Du Sautoy , with team captains Kathy Sykes and Michael Rosen.

Contributors

Unknown:: Heston Blumenthal
Unknown:: Helen Young
Unknown:: Marcus du Sautoy
Unknown:: Kathy Sykes
Unknown:: Michael Rosen.

Source: Radio Times

21:30

Back to the Barre

BBC Four

Mon 17^th Jan 2005, 21:30 on BBC Four

Writer and would-be ballerina Laura Thompson describes how dreams of dancing led to her first public performance in 20 years - in an amateur production of The Nutcracker.

Contributors

Unknown:: Laura Thompson

Source: Radio Times

22:00

Citizen King

BBC Four

Mon 17^th Jan 2005, 22:00 on BBC Four

Millions were galvanised by Martin Luther King 's dream of an America rid of racism.
But five years after his stirring speech, he met a bloody end Citizen King - showing in the Storyville strand - recounts the story of the years that changed history.

Contributors

Unknown:: Martin Luther King

Source: Radio Times

23:55

In Search of Speed

BBC Four

Mon 17^th Jan 2005, 23:55 on BBC Four

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A look at air-speed records from postwar to the Space Race, including the competition to break the sound barrier - a feat many had thought impossible. Includes interviews with pioneers Chuck Yeager and Scott Crossfield.