Serbian social media users mock city's tribute to the first man in space.

Todd Brassner, who had fallen on hard financial times, is said to have struggled to sell his flat.

New Zealand film director Taika Waititi's race comments have prompted debate back in his homeland

The enormous bronze statue fell over in high winds - leaving Qin Shi Huang's face "like a pancake".

Belgian cyclist Michael Goolaerts, who died aged 23 after suffering cardiac arrest during Paris-Roubaix, is a "great loss to cycling", says former team-mate James Shaw.

Manchester City's Fernandinho describes Liverpool's playing style as "long ball" before their Champions League quarter-final.

Pierre Gasly's superb fourth place for Toro Rosso in Bahrain has reset perceptions of Honda's engine programme almost overnight, writes Andrew Benson.

Officials say the reasons behind the accident are not yet clear.

Watch the best of the action from day five at the Commonwealth Games, including shocks for Yohan Blake and Adam Peaty and three gold medals for Wales.

The Secret Footballer says "everyone wants to out" him. He would even quite like to do it himself but fears legal action.

A walkout by public sector workers forces the airline to ground half its flights on Tuesday.

One player said to have died is alive and another that officials said was injured is deceased.

Illinois' Tammy Duckworth, 50, is an ex-helicopter pilot who had both legs amputated after a crash.

What happens when a demolition doesn't go the way you were expecting.

Moscow accuses opponents of slander over alleged chemical attack, with the US pledging a response.

It is "absolute nonsense" that only three Australia players knew about the ball-tampering scandal, says ex-England captain Andrew Flintoff.

The raid on the president's lawyer partly focused on money paid to an adult film star, US media say.

Green Bay Packers wide receiver Trevor Davis is charged by police after joking about explosives at an airport.

Can Man City overturn their 3-0 first-leg defeat? An early goal could be crucial, says MOTD pundit Jermaine Jenas

The government's rejection of plans to test safe standing at West Bromwich Albion "makes no sense", campaigners say.

Deforestation has driven the leopards into sugarcane fields, where they often stray into nearby homes.