And finally… in the red
A sharp rise in the price of tomatoes has led to farmers in Pakistan hiring round-the-clock guards to watch over their crop.
The price of tomatoes sky-rocketed to 350 rupees (£1.75) per kilogram, more than five times the previous price, after Pakistan banned tomato imports from Iran, India and Afghanistan, The Times reports.
A farmer who hired two guards to watch his 16-acre field said: “It is the first time in 30 years that I’ve been concerned about people stealing my crop.”
Other farmers have already reported losing some of their crop to thieves on motorbikes.