Ed Miliband will accuse the government of using "smoke and mirrors" over its plan to cut the cost of energy bills by an average of £50 a year.

Tottenham boss Andre Villas-Boas feels the recent criticism he has received is "aggressive and agenda driven".

Among a mixed bag of headlines, David Cameron's trip to China and the naming of several of those killed in the Glasgow helicopter crash both feature.

Casualties are reported in clashes as a massive rally is held in Kiev over a Ukraine government decision not to sign a deal on closer EU ties.

At least four people are killed and dozens injured as a passenger train derails in New York City, prompting a major emergency services response.

Wigan part company with manager Owen Coyle less than six months after being appointed by the FA Cup holders.

England batting coach Graham Gooch hints Joe Root will take Jonathan Trott's place at three for the second Ashes Test.

Rene Meulensteen hopes his years at Manchester United will arrest Fulham's slide, writes BBC Sport's David Ornstein