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It's finally June, which means one of the region's most famous exports - the Ayrshire new potato - is back in season.

Andrew Brookes Peter Fabricius examines three areas where Africa could take advantage of other technological innovations to leapfrog its deficits in other areas. The fortuitous arrival of cellphone technology in the mid-1990s helped Africa leapfrog a vast deficit in telecommunications. In 2000, there were only 14 fixed telephone lines for every 1 000 people in Sub-Saharan Africa – compared to 150/1 000 globally. Even South Asia – the least developed region after Sub-Saharan Africa – had double its percentage of fixed telephone lines. Now Africa's gap with the rest of the world in mo...

She continued: “I started off trying to write a song. “Then I had so much to put into it that it would have been far too long! So, I made it into a story.” She showed it to family friend and actor Megan Williams, who was “very enthusiastic about it and I suggested she narrate it for us.” Caroline Chan is a singer-songwriter. - Credit: Sophie Cooke Throughout lockdown, Caroline has collaborated with her lodger, cellist William Jack, who stepped forward to provide musical accompaniment. Caroline said: “I think it must be so hard for children to hear all the time that the planet’s ...

>> dr. elizabeth leonard is the jail psychologist. >> i think there's behavior problems in the jail that make it worse and exacerbate their underlying illness being in. it's a holding ground or treatment facility for the population that can't get in to the mental health center. >> william jarrett said he suffers from an anxiety disorder which is made worse by 23 hour a day confinement in small protective custody cell. >> i seriously cannot meditate in here. it doesn't work. >> classification officer requested to move back to general population, officer chamberlain hopes he has found a temporar...