The BBC's Gavin Hewitt joins a rally for Barack Obama as Democrat White House hopefuls make a final push for Super Tuesday votes.

From doughnuts to PR firms, BBC business reporter Joe Lynam takes a closer look at working life in Brussels.

England beat New Zealand by 14 runs in Brisbane to creep into the best-of-three finals against Australia.

Workers protest at the Burberry factory in Rhondda after closure talks between the union and managers.

BBC Scotland's Chick Young welcomes Gordon Strachan back north of the border.

Carole Walker is cheered to have been voted the best looking BBC correspondent by the HMS Morecambe Bay Association, even if her dress sense is causing her some concern.

A grandmother-of-seven living on a Wearside housing estate signs a lucrative book deal after a bidding war.

BBC News Online visits the Bentley manufacturing plant in Crewe, England.

A pioneering scheme encouraging investment in Mexico's deprived rural areas hopes to halt the flood of people leaving to seek a better life in the US.

What was planned as the greatest scientific instrument ever built nearly turned into a $2bn white elephant, as a tiny speck of paint left Hubble with a flawed mirror.