Monarch butterfly souvenirs for sale.

Monarch butterfly souvenirs for sale.

Monarch butterfly souvenirs for sale.

Lawrie Byrne (right) ties mussel ropes to a line in at their mussel farm on Loch Eil. The UK's shellfish industry has been thrown into chaos post-Brexit as only shellfish caught in Grade A waters can...

Alan and Lawrie Byrne lay new rope in their mussel farm on loch Eil. The UK's shellfish industry has been thrown into chaos post-Brexit as only shellfish caught in Grade A waters can be exported by a...

Mussel farmer Lawrie Byrne prepares to lay new rope in one of the mussel farms that he runs along with his brother Alan in Loch Eil. The UK's shellfish industry has been thrown into chaos post-Brexit...

All terrain vehicles, popular with drug traffickers, for sale at 'Crazy Motors'.

Mussel farmers from Fassfern Mussels prepare to lay rope in Loch Eil, a seawater loch that houses one of their farms. The UK's shellfish industry has been thrown into chaos post-Brexit as only shellfi...

A hairdresser takes a cigarette break outside the salon.

A rainbow rises behind the port at Peterhead, the largest fishing port in the UK, while nearby children ride on swings in a playground.

A shop selling drug cartel related souvenirs including busts of Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman.

A vessel leaves port in Peterhead, the largest fishing port in the UK.

A shop selling Christian and drug cartel related souvenirs including statuettes of the virgin mary and Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman.

Fishermen load boxes onto their vessel before heading out to catch cod and haddock. Peterhead is the by a large margin the largest fishing port in the UK in terms of catch size (132.4 thousand tonnes...

A man plays an accordian in a shop selling Christian and drug cartel related souvenirs including statuettes of Jesus and Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman.

A pet parrot perched on a stall selling drug cartel related souvenirs.

A stall selling Christian and drug cartel related souvenirs including statuettes of Jesus and Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman.

A stall selling drug cartel related souvenirs including some celebrating Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman.

A stall selling drug cartel related souvenirs celebrating the Sinaloa cartels.

Images on the side of a stall of Jesus Valverde, a bandit from the early 20th century who obtained a Robin Hood-like status.

Palm wine tapper Samson Turay climbs up a palm tree near Bureh. The job of climbing palm trees to collect the precious sap traditionally falls to members of the Limba ethnic group.

The 'laws of the land' are written on a board in the Friends of Alabama Poyo Bar in eastern Freetown. 'Poyo' bars, selling palm wine, are often little more than shacks of tarpaulin and sticks, but the...

Naiive artwork of palm wine scenes adorn the tattered tarpaulin walls of a 'poyo' bar in eastern Freetown.

Mama-G, the owner of an informal palm wine bar pours out measures of the alcoholic drink made from the sap of palm trees into empty mayonnaise jars for her customers.

Mama-G, the owner of an informal palm wine bar pours out measures of the alcoholic drink made from the sap of palm trees into empty mayonnaise jars for her customers.

Women selling snacks outside the Friends of Alabama Poyo Bar in eastern Freetown. 'Poyo' bars, selling palm wine, are often little more than shacks of tarpaulin and sticks, but they play an important...

Bottles of naturally fermenting palm wine emit bubbles as they mature in a speakeasy.

Jerrycans full of palm wine, known locally as 'poyo', stored on the floor of a speakeasy.

Palm wine tapper Samson Turay climbs up a palm tree near Bureh. The job of climbing palm trees to collect the precious sap traditionally falls to members of the Limba ethnic group.

Sunrise over a misty grove of palm trees in the interior of Sierra Leone. The trees produce a mildly alcoholic sap known as palm wine, or 'poyo', a popular drink throughout West Africa. In Sierra Leon...

Workers unload casks of whiskey at the Highland Park distillery on the outskirts of Kirkwall. 46,000 casks of whiskey are stored in 23 warehouses for periods of up to 50 years. It is the northernmost...

Drinkers enjoy cups of palm wine, or 'poyo', at a speakeasy in central Freetown.

Workers unload casks of whiskey at the Highland Park distillery on the outskirts of Kirkwall. 46,000 casks of whiskey are stored in 23 warehouses for periods of up to 50 years. It is the northernmost...

Drinkers enjoy cups of palm wine, or 'poyo', at a speakeasy in central Freetown.

A closed hostel in the Liben district which has been shut under COVID-19 restrictions.

Palm wine tapper Tamba Conteh travels to the patch of land where he is employed by the landlord to collect palm wine. The landlord takes a cut, and Conteh sells the rest.

Drinkers enjoy cups of palm wine, or 'poyo', at a speakeasy in central Freetown.

Palm wine tapper Tamba Conteh holds onto his traditional harness, or 'banga' rope, which he uses to shimmy up the trunks of palm trees to collect palm wine.

Tamba Conteh, a veteran palm wine tapper, climbs a palm tree outside Freetown. Conteh hails from the Limba ethnic group, who have dominated the palm wine industry for hundreds of years. The sap from t...

Tamba Conteh, a veteran palm wine tapper, climbs a palm tree outside Freetown. Conteh hails from the Limba ethnic group, who have dominated the palm wine industry for hundreds of years. The sap from t...

Palm wine tapper Tamba Conteh pours himself a cup of palm wine during a day's work outside Freetown. The drink, known locally as 'poyo', ferments naturally, becoming stronger in taste and alcohol cont...

A Chodovar beer advertisement near the Ve Skale (In the Rock) restaurant. Its 800 year-old Gothic cellars are usually full of visitors but due to the coronavirus restrictions, the restaurant has b...

Plastic cups used for drinking palm wine in a 'poyo' bar in central Freetown.

Beehives in a clearing in the Tobe protected forest. Some 350 hectares in area, the forest had been severely degraded by agriculture. Over the last 35 years it has been restored thanks to a partnershi...

A female customer sits, unveiled, waiting to have her face made up in a beauty salon.

Women selling charcoal beside a highway. Over 90 percent of the nation's households are dependent on wood or charcoal for cooking. Together with a demand for agricultural land driven by one of the wor...

Ali 'Baba' Biao in his office at his carpentry business. Biao says he purchases wood only from permitted sources. Nonetheless government-approved timber forests are often planted at the expense of nat...

A board being trimmed at a workshop belonging to Ali 'Baba' Biao. Biao says he purchases wood only from permitted sources. Nonetheless government-approved timber forests are often planted at the expen...

Boards being trimmed at a workshop belonging to Ali 'Baba' Biao. Biao says he purchases wood only from permitted sources. Nonetheless government-approved timber forests are often planted at the expens...

Two men drinking tea in a cafe.

A typing class given by Mr Innocent Lewis at the ITC Computer Training School Special Mass Computer Literacy Programme.

A typing class given by Mr Innocent Lewis at the ITC Computer Training School Special Mass Computer Literacy Programme.

A shopkeeper sits outside a shop where a US Marine is standing guard. The bazaar had been damaged due to fighting between US forces and the Taliban.

Aissatou Ndoye harvests hibiscus flowers on her farm near Thies. The flowers will be dried and used to make bissap, one of the country's most popular drinks.

Aissatou Ndoye harvests hibiscus flowers on her farm near Thies. The flowers will be dried and used to make bissap, one of the country's most popular drinks.

Aissatou Ndoye harvests hibiscus flowers on her farm near Thies. The flowers will be dried and used to make bissap, one of the country's most popular drinks.

Men scoop dried hibiscus flowers into a sack on a roof top in the village of Keur Matar Gueye. The flowers will be used to make bissap tea, a popular local infusion.

Men scoop dried hibiscus flowers into a sack on a roof top in the village of Keur Matar Gueye. The flowers will be used to make bissap tea, a popular local infusion.

Men scoop dried hibiscus flowers into a sack on a roof top in the village of Keur Matar Gueye. The flowers will be used to make bissap tea, a popular local infusion.

Aissatou Ndoye harvests hibiscus flowers on her farm near Thies. The flowers will be dried and used to make bissap, one of the country's most popular drinks.

The fleshy calyx of a hibiscus plant which will be dried and used to make bissap.

Aissatou Ndoye harvests hibiscus flowers on her farm near Thies. The flowers will be dried and used to make bissap, one of the country's most popular drinks.

A man holds a handful of dried hibiscus flowers which are used to make one of the country's national drinks, bissap.

Dried hibiscus flowers used to make one of the country's national drinks, bissap.

A US marine on patrol passes a butcher's shop displaying chickens.

A charcoal seller sitting in front of his shop.

People on a ride at a fun fair set up on waste ground on the edge of Hartlepool's marina district that was formerly a busy industrial port. Hartlepool has always voted Labour, including in the last G...

People at a fun fair set up on waste ground on the edge of Hartlepool's marina district that was formerly a busy industrial port. Hartlepool has always voted Labour, including in the last General Ele...

A family at a fun fair set up on waste ground on the edge of Hartlepool's marina district that was formerly a busy industrial port. Hartlepool has always voted Labour, including in the last General E...

Closed shops with the former industrial port area in the background. Hartlepool has always voted Labour, including in the last General Election, when many neighbouring areas in Labour's so-called 'Re...

Socially distanced customers drinking outside the Pot House, a waterfront pub. Hartlepool has always voted Labour, including in the last General Election, when many neighbouring areas in Labour's so-...

A sign explaining COVID-19 restrictions in place at a fun fair (before opening) on waste ground. In the background, the three masts of a sailing vessel at the National Museum of the Royal Navy appear...

An external view of the National Museum of the Royal Navy. Hartlepool has always voted Labour, including in the last General Election, when many neighbouring areas in Labour's so-called 'Red Wall' s...

A farmer removes opium poppy heads that no longer contain sap in a field close to the city of Kandahar.

A farmer scores opium poppy heads in a field close to the city of Kandahar.

A farmer scores opium poppy heads in a field close to the city of Kandahar.

A widow wearing a burkha begging on a street beside a cobbler and sandal vendor.

Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market).

Corrugated metal roofs at Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market). The market is thought to be amongst the largest in Africa, with over 10,000 individual stores.

Shoppers walk past a clothes store in Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market).

Various types of preserved animals and birds, including vultures, for sale at a vodun traditional medecine stall in Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market).

Men gather in a 'chai khana', tea house-restaurant.

Shopers and traders walk past advertising billboards in Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market).

Traditional medicine vendor, Ibrahim Adam, in his stall in the sprawling Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market). Where among the items he sells are the skins of various wild animals including small ca...

A traditional medicine vendor displays a dried chameleon from a stall in Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market). The traditional medicine industry is among the drivers of the illegal wildlife trade.

Metalworkers create chests in a workshop in Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market).

Shoppers walk past a stall selling second hand gloasses in Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market).

A traditional medicine vendor displays a jar of African grey parrot feathers in Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market). African grey parrots are frequently poached from the wild both for use in tradit...

Dried chameleons and other reptiles and amphibians being sold at a traditional medicine store in Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market). The traditional medicine industry is among the drivers of the i...

Shoppers and traders in Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market). The market is among the largest in Africa, with more than 10,000 stalls selling virtually everything imaginable.