Russian trapeze artist falls 16ft to ground after missing husband's hand in stunt

Arsenal fans have been left seething after Pep Guardiola claimed he still considers Liverpool to be their biggest title rivals. Last season, Manchester City were pushed all the way by Jurgen Klopp’s side, who finished just one point behind the Citizens.

TRICARE, the health care program for active-duty service members, military retirees, reservists and their families, will drop more than a quarter of the pharmacies in its current network later this month, a move that will force an estimated 400,000 beneficiaries to find new pharmacies. The program said nearly 15,000 independent, community pharmacies will no longer be in the TRICARE network as of October 24.The network will still include more than 40,000 pharmacies across the country.

Steeman was killed aged just 22 after a horror crash at the FIM Supersport 300 World Championship Race 1 in Portugal last weekend. The Dutchman had been airlifted to Faro hospital with head injuries but passed away on Tuesday (October 11).Steeman's mother Flora van Limbeek, who had been his biggest fan, has since lost her life on Thursday (October 13) after suffering a heart attack in the wake of his death, Racesport.nl reports.READ MORE: World Superbikes in mourning as Victor Steeman killed in horror crash aged 22The 59-year-old went into cardiac arrest at her home in the village of Lathum in Netherlands and couldn't be resuscitated.

Russian torture victims are said to have been mutilated so badly it's impossible to determine whether or not they were a man or woman, Ukraine has said. Around 403 bodies have been exhumed from a mass grave near the city of Izyum after Vladimir Putin's troops were routed by Ukrainian soldiers.

Russia appears to have a secret and forbidden region that is filled to the brim with bears, missiles and volcanoes.Those that find themselves in the restricted area may be in for more than they bargained for, with despot Vladimir Putin's hefty supply of weapons said to be located there.The Kamchatka Peninsula marks itself as a place not just filled with weapons of mass destruction but the highest density of brown bears and active volcanoes on Earth.READ MORE: Eerie map shows how much of UK may be destroyed if Russia dropped nuclear bomb on LondonAs if the bears and volcanoes weren't bad enough, a series of missiles are also said to be littering the area, with an increasingly common sight being that of Russian weaponry. The bear, volcano and missile-clad region is closer to America than it is to Moscow, but it still provides a headache for Russians in the neighbouring area.

Vladimir Putin's closest allies tried to snake his way out of 'enlistment' after prank callers made him believe he was being called up to the Russian Army. Images circling the world show hordes of Russian men being rounded up to be taken to the frontline of Putin's dirty war in Ukraine and the 32-year-old son of Dmitry Peskov, the Kremlin chief's press secretary, thought he was next.

Vladimir Putin's faltering war in Ukraine experienced another episode of calamity when Russian soldiers bombed a train station where hundreds of the country's dead troops were stored.Ukrainian media reported that rocket fire hit the station in Kharkiv, destroying refrigerators containing the bodies of dead Russian soldiers.Serhiy Bratchuk, Spokesperson of Odesa Oblast Military Administration, revealed the news, saying: "The Russians destroyed the refrigerated wagons with the bodies of their comrades in the service, hitting the railway station in Kharkiv with rockets."READ MORE: Putin lookalike warned 'to grow moustache and not leave home' — but risks life to workPictures shown on Censor.net show the aftermath of the strike, with a wrecked train totally derailed and the station itself crumbling to the ground. According to preliminary data from the press service of the prosecutor's office of the Kharkiv region, the troops of the Russian Federation fired from the 'Smerch' rocket salvo system.Ukrainian forces have recently made counter-offensive gains in the country's second biggest city, but Russia continues to pelt the city with missiles, targeting civilian infrastructure.

Vladimir Putin is immortal because of a photograph of a soldier from a war in the 1920s.The Russian premier, who turns 70 in October, may appear like he can dodge death, after batting off a host of suspected illnesses.However, suggestions that he was in his twenties in the 1920s may be a bit far-fetched.Even still, some conspiracy theorists think that a Russian soldier from a photograph in 1920, and another from 1941 is in fact the President.READ MORE: 'Don't expect your wife to do what pornstars do,' says adult movie legend Mia KhalifaUFO site Disclose.tv posted: "Social networks are circulating pictures from 1920 and 1941 for which some people claim they are pictures of Russian President Vladimir Putin. "In fact, supporters of the thesis that Putin is almighty and immortal have launched a story that their president is a mythical creature that resides on our planet for hundreds, if not thousands of years."The Telegraph even went as far as to suggest in 2015: "Perhaps the Russians have secretly discovered time travel."It is unclear what conflict, if any, the 1920 photo comes from, but that period falls into the time of the Bolshevik Revolution, when Russia abolished its monarchy and adopt a socialist form of government after a period of civil war.The second picture, from 20 years after the first, is likely to have been taken of a soldier involved in the Second World War.

Vladimir Putin’s announcement that he was introducing “partial mobilisation,” to bolster his crumbling army in Ukraine, Russian men began to flee the country in huge numbers.Russian defence minister, Sergei Shoigu followed up Putin’s speech with an announcement that 300,000 reservists would be conscripted into the armed forces. Video shot at Russia ’s border with Finland showed a tailback over 20 miles long, with hundreds, perhaps thousands, of men trying to get out of the country before they were called up.

Russian men aged between 18 and 27 are leaving the country in their droves after Vladimir Putin’s call for a “partial mobilisation” of the country’s military reservists to help support his failing invasion of Ukraine. There are massive traffic tailbacks at border crossings between Russia and Finland as potential conscripts rush to flee the country.

Vladimir Putin's latest threat of nuclear Armageddon has been described as a "hissy fit" by a defence expert after the Russian despot was not invited to the Queen's funeral. This morning (Wednesday, September 21) Putin announced the "partial mobilisation" of some 300,000 reservists in what was a major escalation of his invasion of Ukraine.

Vladimir Putin shocked the West announcing he would conscript Russian civilians as the war in Ukraine rages on.In a worrying speech this morning Russian dictator announced that the new recruits would be sent off to war as early as today, with the partial mobilisation decree having already been signed.And in what appeared to be a major threat to the West, the Russian President suggested he was willing to launch nuclear strikes in response to attacks on his territory.READ MORE: Victims in Ukraine mass graves had 'genitals hacked off' in Russian torture chamberThe warmonger claimed Russia had "lots of weapons to reply" to apparent "nuclear blackmail" by the West, announcing he would use "all means necessary" against the those trying to "subjugate" the nation, including "neo-nazis" in Ukraine.As his speech came to an end he added: "I'm not bluffing.""That's why I asked the ministry of defence to agree to 'partial mobilisation,'" he said.All citizens sent off to fight will have full armed forces status and receive the same benefits, he claimed.This comes amid reports that the war in Ukraine has taken a turn for the worse for Putin.Kyiv has regained control of the entire region of Kharkiv in recent days, with Russian troops removed from more than 6000 square km of land across the besieged nation.Investigating the regions following the liberation, officials were horrified to discover mass graves containing more than 440 bodies, many of which had been subjected to grim torture before their eventual demise.Ukraine's First Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs, Yevheny Yenin, said: "We continue to find bodies with signs of violent death - there are many of them."These include broken ribs and cracked skulls, men with bound hands,

Vladimir Putin has claimed he survived an assassination attempt after spotting a red dot on a wall while serving his kids dinner. Vladimir Osechkin, 41, is the exiled founder of anti-torture group gulagu.net, who campaign against abuses in Russian prisons.

Vladimir Putin fan has set about taunting Brits by livestreaming a burning gas stove for hours in a jab at the cost of living crisis. His livestream comes as Russia's death toll in their war with Ukraine hits a reported 80,000, if verifiable figures from the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) are to be believed.

Guardian).She said her husband wanted “the end of the deaths of our boys for illusory goals that make our country a pariah and weigh heavily on the lives of its citizens”.A post shared by ALLA PUGACHEVA (@alla_orfey)Galkin was added to the foreign agents’ register by the authorities in Russia last Friday (September 16), having lost his prime-time TV show back in April and been dropped from a number of contracts since.The actions of Putin, who has claimed that Russia does not intend to occupy Ukraine and that his country’s actions amount to a “special military operation”, have drawn widespread condemnation from across the globe.As reported by the BBC, President Vladimir Putin’s spokesman Dmitry Peskov said of Galkin: “Our paths have clearly diverged – he has made very bad statements.”Artemy Troitsky, a musician and Kremlin critic who left the country in 2014, said: “I think this is her first ever strong political statement and this in itself, of course, is quite shocking for the people in Russia.“I think she’s not the only one who may turn the public opinion.

A brave nurse has told of little children being lined up and shot by Russian soldiers in war-ravaged Ukraine.

President Volodymyr Zelensky has survived following an incident which saw a car slam into his motorcade.

Vladimir Putin’s car reportedly been “attacked” in what appears to have been a possible assassination attempt, unconfirmed reports suggest.

Ukraine's recent rout of Russian forces in what has been dubbed "the greatest counteroffensive since World War II". Last week, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy launched the first major counterattack since Vladimir Putin's invasion in February. Ukrainian officials described it as a "special disinformation operation".