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Top News Stories Deadly diabetes in 'unrelenting march' The world is facing an "unrelenting march" of diabetes which now affects one in 11 people, the World Health Organization warns. Pfizer scraps $160bn Allergan deal Drugmaker Pfizer confirms it has "terminated" its planned merger with Ireland's Allergan following news of possible changes to US tax laws. Cruz wins Wisconsin in blow to Trump US presidential candidates Ted Cruz and Bernie Sanders boost their campaigns with victories in the Wisconsin state primary. Panama Papers firm 'victim of hack' A partner at the Panamanian law firm at the centre of a huge leak of confidential financial data says it has been the victim of a hack.   Qatari royal freed by kidnappers in Iraq A Qatari royal family member and a Pakistani have been freed in Iraq nearly four months after being abducted while hunting in the desert, Qatar says. Sport 'Fear of Barca Champions League exit' Atletico Madrid's Filipe Luis says there is "fear" Barcelona will go out of the Champions League and claims his side were treated unfairly. Sportsday - rolling football news Breaking football news, Champions League and Rangers reaction, build-up to Paris St-Germain v Manchester City and sporting verbs. US star Wambach admits using cocaine World Cup winner and two-time Olympic champion Abby Wambach admits taking cocaine and smoking marijuana. Top Videos VIDEO: Cyprus president laughs off hijacking VIDEO: Armed man shot at US Capitol building VIDEO: FBI unlocks San Bernardino gunman's iPhone VIDEO: On the ground with Kurdish forces in Aleppo

Magazine The great cabbage myth Are there really 26,911 words of European Union regulation dedicated to the sale of cabbage? Business Pfizer scraps $160bn Allergan deal Drugmaker Pfizer confirms it has "terminated" its planned merger with Ireland's Allergan following news of possible changes to US tax laws. Javid urges 'responsible' Tata sale Tata Steel should agree to a "responsible sales process" of its UK plants, Business Secretary Sajid Javid said ahead of talks in India.   Technology Whatsapp adds end-to-end encryption Facebook-owned messaging app Whatsapp heightens security for information sent through the service. Turkish authorities 'probing data leak' Turkish prosecutors are investigating an alleged data leak of personal information of about 50 million citizens, according to reports. From the BBC Cultural Calendar On now: Fascination with Reality Work by 19th-Century Dutch painter Eckersberg is displayed at the Hamburger Kunsthalle until May 16th.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.

Autos Triborg, the post-apocalyptic plaything This $2,400 electric three-wheeler goes where no skateboard has gone before   Big cities' new war on cars To combat air pollution, some urban areas are making life difficult for drivers Capital Baseball, booze and pizza This American city has become a favourite jaunt for business and pleasure   Is this the ticket to less stress? Why you should swear when you meditate Culture An instrument played with 2000 marbles The incredible sound of the Marble Machine   The angel that fled the Nazis The tragic story of Paul Klee's most famous work Earth Do whales like tourists? Sightseers in boats have to be better than whalers, right?   When venom is too powerful The creatures that make toxins they can never use Future The wetsuit that repels sharks Will it keep surfers safe from attacks?   The alien-hunting space sub Scientists' ingenious way to explore the seas of Saturn's moon Travel Why Venice is really a small town And it has something to do with meats, cheeses and olives   The Parisian circus with no clowns Mesmerising songs and startling acrobatics take the place of red-nosed clowns

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