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Vietnam: 8 tips for Hanoi
Hanoi, Vietnam, is a wonderfully chaotic city. Here, Isaac Davison tells you how to to get the most out of the place as an unabashed, camera-toting tourist, or as a savvy local.
Angry Vietnam veterans demand an apology
CBS network officials are facing outrage after an episode of The Amazing Race used the wreckage of a downed US bomber in Vietnam as a reality-show prop.
Vietnam: 48 hours in Ho Chi Minh
Vietnam's biggest city packs in fresh flavours, French relics and a futuristic skyline.
Vietnam: Travels with Uncle Ho
Away from Halong Bay, you can still find some parts of Northern Vietnam free of tourist buses and technology, discovers Isaac Davison.
Rev. Jesse Jackson: Obama still righting old wrongs
The US President must be allowed to build on his Administration's achievements, writes Reverend Jesse Jackson.
A grandmother's final sacrifice
Julie Ferne's final sacrifice was to protect her grandson, her family have told mourners at a service for a woman they described as loving, resilient, generous and kind.
Vietnam fall: Father returns for funeral
The baby who was injured when his grandmother died after falling three storeys in Vietnam while carrying him is well enough for his father to return to New Zealand.
Vietnam: A holiday for the ages
Jane Jeffries and her elderly parents look to access all areas in Hanoi.
On your marks, get set, cruise
Of all Voyager of the Sea's activities, relaxing wins, says Linda Herrick.
Ho Chi Minh City's grand colonial hotels
Chris Pritchard retraces the steps of the spies who inhabited Saigon during the Vietnam War.
Hoi An: Tailoring the perfect holiday
World heritage-listed Hoi An is famous as Vietnam's number-one tailoring town.
O Brother, art thou? The story of Rob Hamill
Peter Calder on the documentary of Rob Hamill's solemn journey to Cambodia where his brother was killed by the Khmer Rouge.
The week in celebrity photos
Want to know what your favourite celebrities have been up to this week? Check out our gallery.
Hanoi: Uncle Ho lies in surreal state
In Hanoi, Brett Atkinson is struck by the incongruity of Ho Chi Minh's mausoleum.