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By Leon Watson PUBLISHED: 11:27 EST, 24 February 2014 | UPDATED: 14:22 EST, 24 February 2014 Russia has poured scorn on Ukraine's new leaders, questioning their authority and saying they came to power as a result of an 'armed mutiny'. It came after Ukraine's newly-appointed interim interior minister said an arrest warrant had been issued for ousted President Viktor Yanukovych. The fugitive leader, who was voted out of power by Ukraine's parliament on Saturday, was last seen in the Crimean port city of Sevastopol and is rumoured to be taken under Russian protection. Scroll down for video

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- Crimean region, for an unknown destination in a car with one of his aides
- Dmitry Medvedev region, for an unknown destination in a car with one of his aides
- Kiev region, for an unknown destination in a car with one of his aides
- Leon Watson region, for an unknown destination in a car with one of his aides
- Russia region, for an unknown destination in a car with one of his aides
- Russian region, for an unknown destination in a car with one of his aides
- Sevastopol region, for an unknown destination in a car with one of his aides
- UPDATED region, for an unknown destination in a car with one of his aides
- Ukraine region, for an unknown destination in a car with one of his aides
- Viktor Yanukovych region, for an unknown destination in a car with one of his aides

A: Crimean region, for an unknown destination in a car with one of his aides


England face Wales in the RBS Six Nations opener in Cardiff on Friday with Stuart Lancaster’s side seeking a championship title or Grand Slam as a precursor to their challenge at the World Cup. Here, Sportsmail joins Test captain Chris Robshaw and World Cup winner Jonny Wilkinson - who savoured European and global success with England - to discuss the week ahead and the events to follow… England captain Chris Robshaw (left) and World Cup winner Jonny Wilkinson spoke to Sportsmail Robshaw (centre) tries to break through the tackle of two South African defenders during England's loss Wilkinson (left) kicks the winning drop goal in the 2003 World Cup final against Australia

We fell five minutes short of an 80-minute performance which cost us the game and, potentially, a

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- Australia.
- Cardiff.
- Chris Foy.
- Chris Robshaw.
- England.
- European.
- Grand Slam.
- Jonny Wilkinson.
- RBS Six Nations.
- Robshaw.
- Six Nations.
- South African.
- Sportsmail.
- Stuart Lancaster.
- Test.
- Wales.
- Wilkinson.
- World Cup.
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Grand Slam.


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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- A smiling Pope Benedict XVI arrived in the United States on Tuesday afternoon to start the six-day, two-city journey that will take him from the White House to the halls of the United Nations. The papal plane, Shepherd 1, touched down at Andrews Air Force Base in Maryland to cheers from a crowd of invited guests gathered for the event. After he stepped off the plane, Benedict did not kiss the ground, as his predecessor, Pope John Paul II, often did during visits. The pontiff was greeted by President Bush, first lady Laura Bush and their daughter Jenna, each of whom shook his hand. Watch the arrival »
Twenty-seven state, local and federal agencies will protect the pope as he meets with religious leaders, celebrates
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- Andrews Air Force Base at a baseball stadium and makes his way around the capital in his distinctive "popemobile."
- Benedict at a baseball stadium and makes his way around the capital in his distinctive "popemobile."
- Benedict XVI at a baseball stadium and makes his way around the capital in his distinctive "popemobile."
- Bush at a baseball stadium and makes his way around the capital in his distinctive "popemobile."
- CNN at a baseball stadium and makes his way around the capital in his distinctive "popemobile."
- Jenna at a baseball stadium and makes his way around the capital in his distinctive "popemobile."
- John Paul II at a baseball stadium and makes his way around the capital in his distinctive "popemobile."
- Laura Bush at a baseball stadium and makes his way around the capital in his distinctive "popemobile."
- Maryland at a baseball stadium and makes his way around the capital in his distinctive "popemobile."
- Mass at a baseball stadium and makes his way around the capital in his distinctive "popemobile."
- New York at a baseball stadium and makes his way around the capital in his distinctive "popemobile."
- Shepherd at a baseball stadium and makes his way around the capital in his distinctive "popemobile."
- U.S. at a baseball stadium and makes his way around the capital in his distinctive "popemobile."
- United Nations at a baseball stadium and makes his way around the capital in his distinctive "popemobile."
- United States at a baseball stadium and makes his way around the capital in his distinctive "popemobile."
- WASHINGTON at a baseball stadium and makes his way around the capital in his distinctive "popemobile."
- Washington at a baseball stadium and makes his way around the capital in his distinctive "popemobile."
- White House at a baseball stadium and makes his way around the capital in his distinctive "popemobile."

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assistant: Mass at a baseball stadium and makes his way around the capital in his distinctive "popemobile."