Weekend Edition 2 June 2012

Insight, wit and analysis from BBC correspondents, journalists and writers from around the world. Introduced by Pascale Harter. In this edition:

Will Ross learns how to swindle millions in a Nigerian fuel-import fraud;

Paul Adams asks how Mormons in Utah feel about Mitt Romney's Presidential run;

Alan Johnston takes a stroll in a Sicilian town with a fearsome reputation as a Mafia stronghold;

Matthew Teller finds a dump-turned-park bringing new life to Riyadh in Saudi Arabia;

Sarah Rainsford attempts to write down some of the bizarre first names now common in Cuba;

and Peter Day extols the arrival of a truly universal plug socket in China - a boon to the cantankerous traveller.