His Motorbike

Recent high school graduate Yusuf is uncertain about his future in the provincial countryside. Writing poetry is his greatest passion and he is starting to be published in obscure literary journals but, for the time being, he continues working for his mother's village milk business. Up until now, Yusuf's widowed mother Zehra has focused all her attention on her only child. Still a young and beautiful woman, Zehra is having a discreet relationship with the town station master. His mother's affair and being named unfit for military service due to a childhood illness, make Yusuf even more anxious about his impending transition to manhood. Will young Yusuf be able to handle the changes to his peaceful existence? Can he survive on poetry and working alongside his mother in her small-time milk business? Or will he be forced to move to the big city or seek a job in one of the many factories threatening the unspoiled landscape?

Henry Cole and Sam Lovegrove resume their quest to discover the amazing vintage vehicles lying abandoned in Britain's sheds. Motorbikes, cars, jeeps, tractors, yachts - whatever it is, they'll find it, do it up and flog it for a tidy profit!

On his arrival at Mumbai airport, Dr Aamir Ali finds that he is not being attended by his family but by Trouble. The trouble comes in the form of a mobile phone he is forced to accept by two unknown bikers.

Don’t jump to the wrong conclusions: Jimmy Cornett & The Deadmen definitely don’t play rockabilly music! Frank Jäger’s highly visible double bass, which he likes to take a bath in the crowd with, playing it on his back, may imply as much, but this band from Hamburg doesn’t go in for clichés. Their career is as colourful as their songs, their lyrics as diverse as life itself. So perhaps we should first of all address the question of what kind of music they actually play.