Weekend Edition 9 Sept 2012

The pick of recent dispatches from BBC correspondents, journalists and writers from around the world, presented by Pascale Harter. In this edition:

TOM ESSLEMONT meets the Russian skinheads so nationalist they despise Putin - for being "soft on multiculturalism"

RAHUL TANDON hears why people from the "Seven Sisters" states in the Northeast feel they suffer racism from other Indians;

CINDY SUI reflects on the differing family fortunes of relatives who emigrated to the US and those who stayed on in China;

RAJINI VAIDYANATHAN explores the sometimes fraught relationship between India's domestic workers and their employers;

MATTIA CABITZA learns how to spot a fake banknote in Peru;

NICK DAVIS jumps on the last Jamaican passenger train ever to ply between Spanish Town and Kingston;

and STEVE EVANS muses on a very special German invention: the strandkorb, the ultimate accessory for a day at the beach.