Residents of the Spanish city of Segovia say the sculpture is "exalting evil" by being so jolly.

Photos of the attack and police operation at the Dusit hotel complex in Nairobi.

Prices are to rise by between 13% and 18%, the second increase in less than two years.

As Thierry Henry comes up against former Arsenal team-mate Patrick Vieira, which other Premier League winners have gone on to manage?

William Barr was also quizzed on why he last year called the inquiry "fatally misconceived".

The move will not yet amount to full-scale surveillance of the nation's main opposition party.

Northerly winds have caused conditions which have trapped people in some villages.

Mick Schumacher, son of seven-time champion Michael, has joined the Ferrari driver academy, sources close to the team say.

Tottenham striker Harry Kane will be out until early March after injuring ankle ligaments in Sunday's 1-0 defeat by Manchester United.

World champion Mark Williams is beaten 6-3 by Neil Robertson at the Masters.

BBC Sport obtains an email at the centre of the controversy over a mystery delivery of testosterone to the National Cycling Centre.

Scientists find a Juliet for water frog, Romeo, once thought to be the last of his kind in the world.

Jeremy Corbyn tables a no confidence motion after Theresa May's plan is rejected by 230 votes.

The Future Circular Collider could be Europe's £20bn successor to the existing Large Hadron Collider.

The prime minister's Brexit deal is backed by 202 MPs but 423 vote against.

The programme will give contact lens wearers the opportunity to recycle their lenses for free.

Sean Longstaff's deflected long-range effort gives Newcastle United the lead against Blackburn Rovers in the first minute of the FA Cup third-round replay at Ewood Park.

Protests outside Parliament ahead of a crucial vote have been loud, passionate, colourful but - so far - peaceful.

After MPs heavily defeat her Brexit deal, Theresa May says there will be time on Wednesday for the opposition to put a no confidence vote.

The Labour leader advised the house of the motion after Theresa May lost the vote on her Brexit deal.

MPs have inflicted the biggest defeat on a serving government in modern history - how does it compare to previous losses?