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Plans for the focal point of the £12m regeneration of a Northamptonshire town centre are due to be approved.
The marriage of Robin Tyler and Diane Olson in California became the focal point of a very public campaign for gay rights, the BBC's Rajesh Mirchandani says.
The River Mersey is the focal point of a special Hindu religious ceremony.
Shwedagon Pagoda is now, as it has been in the past, the focal point for protests in Burma.
Dystonia is an incurable neurological movement disorder thought to affect at least 40,000 in the UK alone.
A former Swindon railway museum could be turned into the focal point of the town's Youth Service.
A 45ft spruce tree from Northumberland is heading south to be the focal point of festive celebrations in Westminster.
Anyone can bung a few flowers in water, but there is an art to flower arranging. What do you learn in this quintessential evening class?
The lighthouse at Beachy Head is the focal point of one of the scenes in a set of postage stamps.
A look back at focal people and cases in bilateral espionage between London and Moscow.
A fireworks display will be staged at the South Bank, the focal point of London's New Year celebrations.
A historic dockyard is at the focal point of celebrations in the South East to mark the Battle of Trafalgar.
BBC Scotland's Stephanie Todd on how a planned anti-G8 carnival in Edinburgh became a focal point for tension.
A new council will provide a "focal point" for all those involved in the industry in Scotland, the first minister says.
A new sports centre which aims to provide a focal point for community activities opens.
Athletics has been at the very heart of the Olympics since the ancient Games at Olympia.
A children's roundabout built in the 1950s which was the focal point of a city's market makes a welcome return.
A new website is launched commemorating one of the world's most famous focal points for anti-nuclear protest.
A Christian charity in south Wales throws out the traditional Sunday sermon and invites youngsters to join in a church rave.
A new drive encourages churches to stay open outside of worship hours to act as a focal point for communities in south west Wales.
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