The girl, 7, who could get brain damage if she eats any protein

Borsi Batki, 7, risks severe damage to her brain if she eats anything with protein in it
A seven-year-old girl faces brain damage if she eats anything but fruit and vegetables.
Borsi Batki from Coventry is forced to watch as the other children tuck into cakes and biscuits at birthday parties, because she can't eat anything with protein in it.
Due to an extremely rare metabolic condition, almost everything is off the menu except for a protein replacement supplement she has to drink six times a day.

The majority of her lunches and dinners consist of a special pasta in tomato sauce.
Borsi suffers from phenylketonuria (PKU), a metabolic disorder which if undetected leads to problems with brain development, progressive mental retardation, brain damage, and seizures.
Thankfully, Borsi's condition was spotted when she was six days old when a routine test in her native Hungary showed abnormalities in her blood.
Her condition means her body cannot process the amino acid phenylalanine, which is found in most protein-rich foods.
Just one in 15,000 children are born with the condition, which is caused by a genetic mutation.
Her mother Maria, 37, said: 'Pretty much everything is off the menu. She can't eat any meat, normal pasta, bread, fish and yoghurt.
'When she goes to children's parties she finds it hard to watch the other children enjoying cakes and biscuits and sometimes she cries.
'We have to explain to her that she cannot eat those things and she understands, but it's still really difficult for her.
'Easter and Christmas are hard too. There's so many things she's not allowed to eat everywhere you look.