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The story of one boy whose rare genetic condition leaves him vulnerable to infections caused by many common objects, including pine trees.
BBC correspondent Aleem Maqbool retraces the journey taken by Joseph and Mary according to the New Testament Gospel of Luke.
England's Andrew Flintoff says the decision to play two Tests in India was made by the whole team, not senior individuals.
All the key points as they happened, plus analysis and reaction as the government outlines its pre-Budget report.
Villagers living near Cornwall's Eden project vote to oppose plans for a giant new wind turbine at the site.
Demonstrators block traffic into the Eden Project in a protest against plans for a giant wind turbine.
Hundreds of small tortoiseshell butterflies which have flown in from Europe have raised hopes for the future of the rare species in Britain.
South Africans share their views about Thabo Mbeki's resignation as president of the republic.
The BBC's Stephanie Holmes asks what design from the Cold War can reveal about contemporary relations between Russia and the West.
An early vision for the building to replace the Weston pier's pavilion is revealed to the BBC.
Ipswich manager Jim Magilton has the belief in his players and himself as the team attempt to turn around a poor start.
London's Natural History Museum unveils the interactive centre that will soon house 20 million plant and insect specimens.
BBC correspondents witness the moment Barack Obama brings on his very different running-mate, Joseph Biden.
The Citroen 2CV, France's iconic car which turns 60 this year, has revolutionised the French motor industry, Emma Jane Kirby says.
Former British Cycling boss Peter Keen explains the path from zeros to heroes
Costa Rica's government has ambitious plans for the country to go carbon neutral by 2021 but it is a big challenge, reports the BBC's Claire Marshall.
The credit crunch has made life tougher for millions around the world but who has benefited from the turmoil?
Aides of Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe will not let him go quietly, leaving them exposed to revenge, writes Allan Little.
A Devon textile designer is going to unusual lengths to source some of her raw materials.
Twelve people are arrested in connection with the murder of Liverpool schoolboy Rhys Jones.
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