Pick of the Day Mail On Sunday When she was just eight weeks old, Landina Seignon (above, with her mother Marie Miracle Seignon) survived for two days buried under rubble in a hospital on Haiti after the earthquake back in January this year, which claimed up to 300,000 lives. When British surgeon David Nott arrived as a volunteer and discovered severe head injuries still threatened the baby's life, it was only the beginning of her salvation, until a way could be found for her to be flown to Britain, where the necessary surgery could be performed. Hers is an extraordinary story. **** ---------------------------------------------------------- TV Highlights - The Guardian Incredibly moving documentary following the remarkable story of a Haitian baby girl, Landina, who survived a terrible fire and then, while recovering from severe burns, was buried in the rubble of the Haitian earthquake. British surgeon David Nott was volunteering in Haiti and campaigned to bring her to the UK for life-saving treatment. But then information came to light that Haitian authorities may have found her mother. Parents, watch this with a stiff drink and several hundred paper hankies. It doesn't help that Landina is as cute as a button. JNR