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Gaia theorist says English dream of home in the countryside with big garden not sustainable

BNP denies using food banks as ploy to win votes ahead of local and European elections

BNP spokesman Simon Darby tells BBC that party leader kept Britain out of Syria bloodbath

Former Chicago and Las Vegas crime kingpin earns an honest income taking tourists round old gangster haunts

Fighting for control of Latakia province in Syria spills into Turkey

Enter the 2014 National Geographic Traveler Photo Contest and you could win an expedition to Alaska

Integrity of media brought into question by April Fool spoof stories, says government watchdog

Russian president Vladimir Putin's approach has also been compared to the Third Reich's foreign policy by Hillary Clinton and Karel Schwarzenberg.

53-year-old man, who also sustained injuries in incident, has been arrested on suspicion of London murder.

A UN report on climate change says global warming is more severe than previously thought.

Mathieu Valbuena prepares to take corner for Marseilles as rival fans throw Betty Boop dolls at him.

Paedophile rapist multimillionaire put on probation after judge rules he would 'not fare well' in jail

Neighbouring Senegal closes borders and imposes checks on flights to Guinea

Human Rights Watch reports show workers beaten and abused by employers while 'trapped' by tied visas.

Transport minister Hishammuddin Hussein warns that signals from missing aircraft's data recorders are fading

The Hague's international court says Tokyo's whaling program was not for scientific purposes

Lincoln fans swoop on Engine Shed bar after late-running comic offers free drink as apology

Richard Fruin was issued vital document which enabled him to offend overseas.

Five men allegedly attacked visitor in empty property on housing development because he was gay

Calls for London Ambulance Service to wear cameras after 582 reported assaults and 749 cases of abuse against staff in 2013

The government is considering changing child neglect laws to include "emotional cruelty" as a prosecutable offence.

John Skermer was jailed for seven years for fraud at Chester Crown Court.

Survey reveals that many Brazilians empatise with rapists if women "show off their bodies"

Former General and president pleads not guilty to charge which carries death penalty.

The daughter of MH370 pilot criticises British tabloid for reporting Captain Zaharie Ahmad Shah as 'disturbed'.

The Libyan Investment Authority accuses the French bank of tens of millions of dollars of bribes

Young girls in the Los Angeles foster care get to live their dreams of prom every year with Glamour Gowns event.

Best photos of the day: 31 March 2014.

UN report criticises new Vatican-approved policy that exempts bishops from reporting suspected abuse