Ukraine crisis: Key video moments
A round-up of key video moments as the crisis unfolded in Ukraine.
26 February: Interim government presented
Interim PM Arseniy Yatsenyuk told the BBC's Duncan Crawford that the main challenge for the new government was to ''stabilise'' the country.
26 February: Clashes in Crimea
Pro-Russian demonstrators clashed with Crimean Tatars and supporters of Ukraine's interim leaders in the city of Simferopol.
24 February: The hunt for Yanukovych
BBC correspondents report from across Ukraine on the hunt for fugitive ousted President Viktor Yanukovych.
23 February: Interim president makes TV address
Former Speaker Oleksandr Turchynov has taken charge and given his first TV address following the dismissal of Viktor Yanukovych.
23 February: Crowd defends Lenin statue in eastern city
Pro-Russian Ukrainians in the city of Kharkiv protected a statue of Lenin in the main square, while pro-EU protesters blocked the governors office.
23 February: CCTV appears to show Yanukovych fleeing
Ukrainian TV broadcast footage of what it said showed President Viktor Yanukovych fleeing the presidential compound by helicopter.
23 February: Two sides of the conflict in Donetsk
The BBC's Mark Lowen described a stand-off between pro-Russian and anti-government protesters in the south eastern city of Donetsk.
23 February: Klitschko: 'Protesters should stay in square'
Opposition leader Vitaly Klitschko has said it is right that protesters keep up their presence in the streets, saying Saturday's events were "just a step".
23 February: Camp life in Independence Square
The BBC speaks to protesters living in makeshift huts in Kiev since November. The opposition has urged them to remain in the square.
22 February: Yulia Tymoshenko addresses Kiev
Former Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko addressed crowds in Independence Square in the heart of Kiev.
22 February: Tymoshenko crowd reaction in Kiev
The BBC's Duncan Crawford spoke to people listening to Yulia Tymoshenko's speech to see how it went down.
22 February: President Yanukovych declares 'coup'
Ukrainian President Yanukovych spoke in a pre-recorded TV interview and said he had no intention of quitting.
22 February: Crowds descend on Yanukovych house
Scores of people went to the president's country residence on the outskirts of Kiev, taking photos and peering through windows.
22 February: Lenin statues toppled in protest
Protesters toppled statues of Russian revolutionary leader Vladimir Lenin in various Ukrainian cities.
21 February: View from the barricades
Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych and opposition leaders sign a deal in an effort to end the political crisis in the country.
21 February: Moment of 'historic' Ukraine vote
Opposition MP, Andriy Shevchenko, describes the atmosphere on Ukraine's parliament floor as 'enormous' after a vote to return the country to its 2004 constitution.
20 February: 'Descent into insanity' as death toll rises
20 February: 'Protest sniper' in Kiev media hotel
29 January: Moment Ukraine passed amnesty bill
The Ukrainian parliament pass a law providing amnesty to protesters detained during recent unrest.
28 January: Protesters 'in no hurry' to leave after vote
The Ukrainian parliament vote overwhelmingly to annul controversial anti-protest legislation, but demonstrators remain defiant on the streets.
22 January: Two protesters killed in Kiev clashes
Two protesters are killed in clashes with police in the Ukrainian capital Kiev.
1 December: Protesters occupy City Hall
A huge rally takes place in the Ukrainian capital to oppose a government decision not to sign a deal on closer EU ties.
26 November: Protesters clash with police over EU deal
Protesters demonstrating against the Ukrainian government clash with riot police after a decision to delay a deal to strengthen ties with the EU.