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UK universities: The top 10 establishments for student satisfaction

Here are the Top 10 universities with highest rankings in Times survey.

Shaharzad Hassan: Eight-year-old refugee draws pictures depicting horror and drudgery of migrant life

Eight-year-old Shaharzad Hassan from Aleppo in Syria has drawn a series of pictures depicting her family's plight and their long journey to Europe.

Inside West German bank's secret Cold War nuclear bunker

The concrete bunker covers 8,700 square metres with 300m of tunnels.

Norway: Stunning photos of surfers under the northern lights inside the Arctic Circle

AFP photojournalist Olivier Morin spent 10 days photographing surfers in the freezing water off the Lofoten archipelago, and was rewarded with several sightings of the northern lights (aurora borealis).

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World Happiness Report 2016: Burundi tops the 13 unhappiest countries on Earth list

Burundi has been rated the world's least happy country to live in, along with nine other sub-Saharan African countries and Syria, Afghanistan and Yemen.

Are you happy? The 13 happiest countries in the world revealed

If you want to be happy, move to a cold European country. That seems to be the message sent out by the 2016 World Happiness Report.

The war on drugs along the Mekong river in Southeast Asia's Golden Triangle

The UN drugs agency estimates that Southeast Asia's trade in heroin and methamphetamine is worth £22 billion.

Sony World Photography Awards 2016: The best pictures from 60 countries

Judges have chosen the best photos from 60 countries. Which is your favourite?

Five years of war in Syria: Parents of children born in refugee camps fear they may never know home

The Al Zaatari refugee camp has seen nearly 80 newborns a week since its establishment in 2012.

Syria conflict: 5 years of savage civil war in 60 powerful photos – graphic images warning

As Russia withdraws most of its troops from Syria, we look back at one of the most savage civil wars in recent history.

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Refugee crisis: Dramatic scenes as hundreds of migrants wade across river from Greece into Macedonia

Hundreds of refugees and migrants who had been stranded in northern Greece are crossing into neighbouring Macedonia.

Syria: Soldiers as young as seven fight in conflict while 2.4 million child refugees flee war

The conflict has affected more than 80 percent of Syria's children, including 7 million who now live in poverty

Refugee crisis: Torrential rain heaps more misery on migrants stranded on Greece-Macedonia border

Thousands stranded on Greek-Macedonia border face weather misery as fields become huge puddles.

Millions of people in cities around Brazil protest against President Dilma Rousseff and Lula da Silva

Millions of Brazilians flooded the streets of cities around the country in the biggest ever protests calling for President Dilma Rousseff's resignation.

Unmarked graves and lifejackets, grim reminders of the human toll of the refugee crisis

Hundreds have drowned trying to make it across the narrow stretch of the Aegean separating the island from Turkey.

ExoMars 2016: European Space Agency's mission to Mars set to blast off on Proton rocket

Scientists hope they will find traces of life – past or present – on the red planet.

Donald Trump: The violence and desperation of supporters and protesters at the Republican frontrunner's rallies

Billionaire businessman often pauses to scold protesters before asking security officers to take them away.

Underwater Photography Masterclass by Alex Mustard

From diving equipment and cameras, to understanding light underwater, this book provides all you need before you take the plunge.

Deeply moving pictures of Japan mourning the victims of 2011 earthquake and tsunami

On 3 March 2011, a massive earthquake hit northern Japan, triggering a tsunami that killed nearly 20,000 people and sparked a nuclear disaster.

Barbie's historical heritage: 57 years of the world's most iconic doll

Launched in 1959 by entrepreneur and inventor Ruth Handler, Barbie became one of the most iconic children's dolls of the 20th century.

Crufts 2016: Nearly 22,000 pooches travel to Birmingham NEC for world's biggest dog show

Almost 22,000 dogs are heading to Birmingham to compete at Crufts 2016, the 125th anniversary of the world's biggest canine show.

Barbie, Life of an Icon: Major exhibition in Paris pays tribute to iconic fashion doll

A museum in the French capital is staging a huge exhibition paying tribute to an American style icon who has been at the forefront of fashion for nearly six decades: Barbie.

Ugandans say they have 'lost patience at autocratic reign' of President Yoweri Museveni

IBTimes UK met dozens of Ugandan demonstrators calling on UK to reject Museveni's poll victory.

China's National People's Congress: The shadowy world of Chinese politics

In this IBTimes UK gallery, AFP photographer Fred Dufour peers behind the curtain into the shadowy world of Chinese politics.

Germany: Photos of cute polar bear cub exploring the world for the first time

The cute bundle of white fluff followed her mother Valeska out of their cave at the Bremerhaven Zoo.

Japan 2011 earthquake and tsunami: Memories rediscovered in poignant search for personal effects among debris

More than 250,000 photographs were found after the tragedy and were displayed at collection centres for owners to recover.

Total solar eclipse: Day turns to night in Indonesia as Moon passes in front of Sun

The rare astronomical phenomenon was witnessed along a narrow path that stretched across 12 Indonesian provinces.

Refugee crisis: Migrants stranded in Greece vow to keep trying to get to western Europe

EU-Turkey migrant deal won't deter 13,000 refugees stranded on the Greece-Macedonia border.

International Women's Day 2016: Celebrations, protests and marches all around the world

Women's Day recognises everything from women's suffrage to representation in politics and equal parenting.

60 powerful photos of the earthquake and tsunami that hit Japan five years ago

At 2.46pm on 11 March 2011, Japan was struck by an earthquake with a magnitude of 9.0 – the biggest in the nation's recorded history and one of the five most powerful recorded ever around the world.