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Scientists say they have made malaria breakthrough
Malaria is one of the world's biggest killers, but now scientists in Australia say they have made a breakthrough which could lead to a malaria vaccine.
They have discovered that some people in Kenya who contract the disease and recover, develop an immunity against subsequent attacks.
The BBC's Duncan Kennedy reports from Sydney.
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