2014-11-01 U.K. Spotlight

  BBC Sport   

Max Mosley says high costs could see Formula 1 lose more teams  BBC Sport
Marussia and Caterham "may not be the last" teams to suffer from the high costs of racing in Formula 1, according to former FIA president Max Mosley. Marussia were put into administration on Monday, just days after Caterham met the same fate. Both will miss ...

2014-11-01 U.K. Health

  The Independent   

Landmark 35-year study proves active lifestyle and wholesome diet are key to ...  The Independent
If you have been looking for a reason to skip the gym today then bad luck, as a 35-year-long study has revealed that a healthier lifestyle could prepare for good health in old age. A total of 2,500 men in the 1979 HALCyon experiment were asked to eat well, ...

2014-11-01 U.K. Science

  The Guardian   

One pilot dead as Virgin Galactic's SpaceShipTwo rocket plane crashes  The Guardian
A Virgin Galactic spacecraft crashed after an explosion during a test flight over the Mojave desert on Friday, killing one of the pilots, seriously injuring another and leaving debris scattered over a wide area. The plane, SpaceShipTwo, was undertaking a test ...

2014-11-01 U.K. Sports

  Telegraph.co.uk   

Norwich City 2 Bolton Wanderers 1, Championship: Cameron Jerome double ...  Telegraph.co.uk
Not for the first time this season, Cameron Jerome proved the difference as his brace helped Norwich back to winning ways. The Canaries made hard work of their 2-1 victory over Bolton, their first three-point haul at home since beating Blackburn in ...

2014-11-01 U.K. Entertainment

  Digital Spy UK   

JK Rowling reveals Potter's Dolores Umbridge was based on real person  Digital Spy UK
JK Rowling has admitted that Harry Potter character Professor Dolores Umbridge was based on a real person. The author revealed that she incorporated elements of a woman whom she "disliked intensely on sight" into her depiction of the callous Hogwarts ...

2014-11-01 U.K. Technology

  Telegraph.co.uk   

Google boss Larry Page: Europe needs to be more like Silicon Valley and ...  Telegraph.co.uk
Google chief executive Larry Page has criticised European governments, saying they need act more like Silicon Valley and support the technology sector. The 41-year-old said the search giant is happy to invest in big ideas to benefit societies, but politicians ...

2014-11-01 U.K. Business

  Telegraph.co.uk   

Banks breathe sigh of relief over UK leverage ratio  Financial Times
Shares of leading British banks surged on Friday after long-awaited rules limiting their indebtedness proved less draconian than industry executives had feared. Barclays led the gains, its shares surging more than 8 per cent higher, after the Bank of England ...

2014-11-01 U.K. U.K.

  Herald Scotland   

Woolf quits child abuse probe after victims lose confidence  Herald Scotland
THE head of a high-profile Government probe into historic child abuse has resigned after victims told her they had no confidence in her inquiry. THE head of a high-profile Government probe into historic child abuse has resigned after victims told her they had ...

2014-11-01 U.K. World

  Reuters   

Protests force out Burkina president, soldiers vie for power  Reuters
1 of 12. Anti-government protesters gather in the Place de la Nation in Ouagadougou, capital of Burkina Faso, October 31, 2014. Credit: Reuters/Joe Penney. Related Video. Video · Burkina Faso president resigns amid protests. 1:41pm EDT. Related News.
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  The Guardian   

One pilot dead as Virgin Galactic's SpaceShipTwo rocket plane crashes  The Guardian
A Virgin Galactic spacecraft crashed after an explosion during a test flight over the Mojave desert on Friday, killing one of the pilots, seriously injuring another and leaving debris scattered over a wide area. The plane, SpaceShipTwo, was undertaking a test ...