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Fifteen of the best rising music stars have been announced as the longlist for the BBC's Sound of 2009.
The mother of a child with Down's syndrome describes how she has felt during her pregnancy and early childhood.
The Vicky Hamilton murder trial is shown details of how a body had been buried in a garden in Kent.
Damaged by years of war and mistreatment, the ancient city of Babylon hopes it can regain its place as one of the archaeological wonders of the world.
Why David Haye is a breath of fresh air in an era of over-protected fighters
A profile of the man executed on charges of helping carry out the devastating bombing on Bali on 12 October 2002.
A sleepy trading centre in Kenya, where the father of US presidential hopeful Barack Obama was born, is planning a big party, writes the BBC's Juliet Njeri.
A sleepy trading centre in Kenya, where the father of US presidential hopeful Barack Obama was born, is planning a big party, writes the BBC's Juliet Njeri.
Blue-enriched office lighting can help workers stay alert, researchers at Surrey University find.
The defeated Maldives president, Maumoon Abdul Gayoom, was Asia's longest serving leader until October 2008.
Economic hardship fuels dissent in northern Lebanon as people are caught up in a wider struggle for power and influence.
Some of the most striking images from around the world this week.
Money and work worries are keeping about half of us awake at night, a poll suggests.
A Catholic nun, Sister Alphonsa, is made India's first Christian female saint, at an event presided over by Pope Benedict XVI at the Vatican.
How a sleepy Hampshire town was rocked by a police shoot-out in broad daylight.
A song commemorating a police shooting incident in north-east India has attracted cult status and anonymous threats, writes the BBC's Alastair Lawson
Genetic research could shed light on what is happening in people with the mysterious sleep disorder narcolepsy.
A website reader shares his memory of meeting the film legend
Chancellor Alistair Darling has sought to reassure investors that new laws will be introduced to tighten the rules governing the UK banking system.
A man who drank a litre of vodka before looking after a baby is cleared of acting negligently.
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