SCOTTISH-BORN actor Tommy Flanagan is set to make a return to British TV screens in the US biker show 'Sons of Anarchy'.The show follows the lives of a Californian motorbike gang and is now being shown in the UK on Five USA, with the second series

’m cooking, live on TV all I can think about is how quickly I can go and look at the car or bike after work. At least six or seven times I have ridden home on something completely different to what I travelled to work on!I’m into cars as much as I am bikes

WITH India proving to be an endlessly large and rapidly growing market, bike firms the world over are scrambling to get a foothold there – and the latest is BMW, which has just announced a tie-in with Indian manufacturer TVS.As with other similar

THE Wall Street Journal reports that BMW is in talks with Indian firm TVS with an eye to joining forces to develop bikes for the massive Indian market.With European and American bike sales effectively stalled, firms are increasingly looking

THE ISLE of Man government has sacked its former TT television coverage provider and awarded rights to all TV production, sales and distribution – including mobile and on-line – relating to the TT races to big-league independent televised sports

ISLE OF MAN Tourism Minister Martyn Quayle has revealed next year's television coverage of the two-week event will be 'bigger and better' than ever.Speaking at the Island's Tourism Awards 2009, Mr Quayle said North One's award-nominated coverage

A HARD-HITTING television commercial aimed at reducing the number of motorcycle fatalities on the roads of Denbighshire and Wrexham has won a top industry award.The advert, produced by Wrexham based Knew Productions, in partnership with Chester

CHARLEY Boorman will be riding a motorcycle across Canada this summer, filming a new TV series.The series will be called Extreme Frontiers Canada starts in Newfoundland and will follow Boorman to British Columbia. He'll be travelling with a

Jennifer Paterson and Clarissa Dickson Wright were the Two Fat Ladies. They rode into our TV lives seven years ago and tore up the cookbooks of the politically correct along the wayThe Two Fat Ladies rode on to our television screens back in 1996

ERIK ESTRADA, better known to many as 'Ponch' from the 70s hit TV Show 'CHiPS', is still patrolling for criminals in 2010 - only this time he's working with US Police to help catch Internet paedophiles.Estrada appeared before the Virginia