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Pro-Russian troops surround a military base in Perevalnoe

Ukraine crisis: No sign Russian troops are withdrawing from border, says Nato chief

His statement came before the Romanian President said the US plans to increase the number of troops stationed at the Mihail Kogalniceanu base

A photo taken on 5 Jan2014 shows three dead minke whales on the deck of the Japanese whaling vessel Nisshin Maru, in the Southern Ocean.

Japanese whaling not for science, rules UN International Court of Justice

Japan hunts around a thousand whales in the Southern Ocean each year

Mr Stoltenberg called the crisis with Russia over Ukraine 'a brutal reminder of how important Nato is'.

Jens Stoltenberg named as next Nato chief

Nato secretary general Anders Fogh Rasmussen has confirmed Norway's former premier Jens Stoltenberg will succeed him as new chief of the military alliance in October.

Institutional investors are being urged to back renewable energy projects like wind farms

Britain one of the lowest producers of renewable energy in the EU

A report shows that the UK outperforms only Malta and Luxembourg

Pope Francis warns President Obama of excesses of capitalism

Obama is the ninth US president to make an official visit to the Vatican

Barack Obama used the summit to toughen is rhetoric on the Ukraine crisis

Ukriane crisis: Russia is a regional power – but US is most powerful nation in the world, Obama warns Putin

The US President, Barack Obama, has issued a warning to Russia’s Vladimir Putin to keep his troops out of Ukraine or face even tougher sanctions, calling Russia a “regional power” which would struggle to compete with America’s global influence.

Federica Mogherini, Italian minister of Foreign Affairs talks with Mark Rutte, Prime Minister of the Netherlands at the 2014 Nuclear Security Summit

War games in The Hague: World leaders tested on disaster responses ahead of nuclear security summit

It's a scene straight from a Hollywood script: world leaders are faced with a rogue terrorist in possession of a dirty bomb and have minutes to decide how to save their nations from nuclear catastrophe. But it was not in Los Angeles that such a scenario played out this week: it was in the leafy surrounds of The Hague in the Netherlands, a city better known for its international courts and seaside walks.

Ukraine crisis Q&A: The effects of sanctions as Crimea tensions continue

Q. How many people are now under sanctions?

Ukraine crisis: Russian oligarchs with UK links could face sanctions over Crimea annexation, warns David Cameron

Putin made official the act that triggered the worst crisis in relations between Russia and the West since the end of the Cold War

Depleted clean water reserves is one of the world’s major threats

State of the Future report: Humans are doing OK, but nature suffers as a result – and we’ll pay for it

Report warns that across the world, water, essential for survival, is running low – with water tables falling in every continent

37 per cent of Azaaz online survey wanted action on “preventing catastrophic climate change”

Public opinion: Activists 'take the world's pulse' in largest ever poll - but what do people across the globe want most?

In a new online survey, 116,000 people in 194 countries picked their priorities for 2014. Top of the (long) list? 'Fighting political corruption'. Jane Merrick reports on a new, action-based global order

US Secretary of State John Kerry (R) and Russia's Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov stand together before their meeting at Winfield House, the home of the US ambassador in London.

Ukraine latest: US Secretary of State and Russian Foreign Minister fail to end crisis after talks in London run hours over schedule

The meeting comes ahead of a pivotal referendum in Crimea on Sunday

US Secretary of State John Kerry, who spoke on the telephone with Russia Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrorvon Thursday

Ukraine latest: US Secretary of State John Kerry threatens ‘serious steps’ over Crimea vote, as key talks loom in London

The comments come days before a referendum to decide whether the contentious Crimean peninsula remains in Ukraine

German Chancellor Angela Merkel, one of the few female heads of state

Women in Politics Map 2014 shows gender equality in parliaments could be achieved in less than 20 years

But women still struggle to become prime minister or president

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Andy Murray feels he is back to his best ahead of his Indian Wells campaign
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Barcelona's Neymar celebrates his second goal against Celta de Vigo during La Liga's soccer match at Nou Camp stadium in Barcelona
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Michael Jackson on the cover for his forthcoming posthumous album, XSCAPE
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Chris Brown with his lawyer Mark Geragow during Brown's last court appearance in Los Angeles, California
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Comedian Russell Brand wrote about past treatment for sex addiction and encounters with prostitutes in his autobiography 'My Booky Wook'
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A hormone often associated with love and positive social interactions, oxytocin, can actually make people more dishonest, scientists say
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James Gandolfini stars as bar owner Marv in Michael Roskam's forthcoming crime thriller The Drop
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Free-for-all: according to the different guidelines drawn up on this subject, emotional abuse can refer to virtually every parental failing
healthRather than protecting children, the Cinderella Law could turn family life into a place where no one is safe
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Strum as you are: Kurt Cobain
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Singer-songwriter Nick Drake
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French artist Abraham Poincheval climbs into a fake bear, on March 31, 2014, in Paris, the day before starting an artistic performance in which he will spend thirteen days in the bear's skin, at the Hunting and Wildlife Museum ('Musee de la Chasse et de la Nature'). == RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE, MANDATORY MENTION OF THE ARTIST UPON PUBLICATION, TO ILLUSTRATE THE EVENT AS SPECIFIED IN THE CAPTION
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Fresh chapter: The Big Book Share gives prisoners an element of normality
booksTerence Blacker was on a visit to a prison to talk about the benefits of reading when he heard about the ban on books. Where better to contemplate the folly of the move?
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Cup fever: the goblet that two Spanish historians claim is the Holy Grail
voicesTwo Spaniards say that they have found the goblet used by Christ at the Last Supper. So is the ultimate treasure hunt finally over?
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New Zealand singer Lorde is worried that fans will get bored of her music because 'Royals' plays so often on the radio
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With one fast food restaurant for every 1,100 people, Birmingham takes a stand against the takeaway

Can Birmingham kick its junk food habit?

One city's war against high street takeaways
Why the Holy Grail is the ultimate unattainable object

Why the Holy Grail is the ultimate unattainable object

Two Spaniards say that they have found the goblet used by Christ at the Last Supper. So is the ultimate treasure hunt finally over?
Why books are a lifeline for prisoners

Why books are a lifeline for prisoners

Terence Blacker was on a visit to a prison to talk about the benefits of reading when he heard about the ban on books. Where better to contemplate the folly of the move?
The Cinderella Law: Emotional correctness gone mad

Emotional correctness gone mad

Rather than protecting children, the Cinderella Law could turn family life into a place where no one is safe
Huge ants are the stars of the show at the Saatchi Gallery

Huge ants are the stars of the show at the Saatchi Gallery

Colombian artist Rafael Gómezbarros' horrifying insects are among the highlights of an uneven show of work from Africa and Latin America
Andy Murray: Wimbledon champion and now hotel owner

Service with a smile?

Simon Calder visits the Olympic gold medallist tennis player's new Perthshire retreat
Playtime: 10 best crafts for children

Playtime: 10 best crafts for children

Keep little minds busy and creative this Easter holiday with one of these kits for making and doing
Manchester United 1 Bayern Munich 1 comment: David Moyes sees off threat for now but the doubts linger

Moyes sees off threat for now but the doubts linger

United produce battling performance against Champions League holders Bayern
Downbeat Jose Mourinho looks on enviously at Parisian talent show

Downbeat Mourinho looks on enviously at Parisian talent show

Chelsea manager makes Champions League opponents Paris Saint-Germain overwhelming favourites in quarter-final tie
Tide turns against Ashley Giles as silence speaks volumes about English woe

Tide turns against Ashley Giles as silence speaks volumes about English woe

Managing director and players are saying nothing while system at the top is unravelling and the team loses popularity
How to sleep better

How to sleep better

Understanding our bodies' rhythms can help us take control of our nights
'Noah is an odd choice for me, I admit'

'Noah is an odd choice for me, I admit'

Darren Aronofsky on making the most controversial biblical film yet
The Hillsborough families have been here before but hopes are rising that now they will finally get justice

The Hillsborough families have been here before...

...but hopes are rising that they will finally get justice
Is this the end of the road for paper maps?

The end of the road for paper maps

Ordnance Survey plans to end routine production because of poor sales.
The floating bookshop

The floating bookshop

The writer who turned her barge into a travelling bookstore