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2015年9月30日 星期三

2015-10-01 U.K. Spotlight


BBC Sport
   
Man Utd: Are the Premier League leaders genuine title contenders?   
BBC Sport
Manchester United are back on top of the Premier League for the first time in 770 days as the landscape suddenly shifts and Manchester City go from looking invincible to vulnerable. United's 3-0 win over Sunderland saw them overhaul neighbours City ...

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International Business Times UK
   
Milan Fashion Week 2015: Gigi Hadid hits the catwalk for Versace   
International Business Times UK
From military jackets worn as mini dresses to brightly coloured animal prints, Italian luxury goods maker Versace showcased a collection fit for "the urban jungle" at Milan Fashion Week on 25 September, offering bold creations for women's wardrobes ...

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The drug industry wants us to think Martin Shkreli is a rogue CEO. He isn't.   
Washington Post (blog)
Three millennia ago in ancient Greece, a plant called autumn crocus was used to treat gout. A pill form of the active ingredient, colchicine, has been used to treat the illness in the United States since the 19th century. But six years ago, a clinical ...

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BBC News
   
In pictures: Asia's creatures of the deep sea   
BBC News
Images of deep sea creatures from waters around Asia, as seen in a book and museum exhibition by wildlife director Claire Nouvian. A specimen of a Murray's abyssal anglerfish, found in tropical waters of the Indian and. They may look like creatures ...

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Mirror.co.uk
   
Alton Towers amputee Vicky Balch's fury after bosses vow to re-open Smiler ...   
Mirror.co.uk
When Alton Towers bosses visited coaster crash victim Vicky Balch at home she felt glad they were taking her devastating injuries seriously. But after sympathising about the accident that cost Vicky her right leg they dropped a bombshell – they were ...

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International Business Times UK
   
China slowdown takes the sheen off India's global diamond hub   
International Business Times UK
A year ago, India's diamond capital hit the headlines when one of the largest polishing companies in the western city of Surat treated hundreds of employees to bonuses in the form of Fiat cars, apartments and jewellery. In 2015, there's no sign of a ...

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BBC News
   
Help! I'm a VW car owner, what should I do?   
BBC News
Drivers of Volkswagen diesel cars - watching the emissions scandal engulfing the company - will naturally want to know whether they have bought a car with the performance they expect. Add to that worries about the original cost of the car, and its ...

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The Guardian
   
Sam Smith's new Bond theme, Writing's on the Wall – listen here   
The Guardian
Writing's on the Wall is backed to reach number one, beating Adele's Skyfall. But is it any good? Read more. Sam Smith's James Bond theme review – 'It feels like an X Factor ballad'. Writing's on the Wall attempts to capture the mood of Adele's Skyfall ...

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RollingStone.com
   
Inside Bob Dylan's Massive New Sixties Bootleg Series Trove   
RollingStone.com
Between January 1965 and February 1966, Bob Dylan wrote and recorded his first three electric albums, breaking from folk music and forever changing the course of his career and of rock itself. And as his exhaustive new studio-outtakes box set reveals ...

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International Business Times UK
   
Rugby World Cup 2015: Ireland cautious of 'tough team' Romania ahead of ...   
International Business Times UK
Ireland have been working hard prior to their Rugby World Cup match against Romania, with a crowd of up to 90,000 at Wembley Stadium in London expected by organisers on 27 September. Captain Jamie Heaslip said he had prepared well to play the side ...

2015-10-01 U.K. Health


Telegraph.co.uk
   
Ten British women get go-ahead for womb transplants   
Telegraph.co.uk
Thousands of women born without a womb could benefit from a new transplant which has been given the green light. Ten British women will be given womb transplants in a trial which starts within months, paid for by fund-raising. But doubts have been cast ...

2015-10-01 U.K. Science


The Hindu
   
A love letter to science   
The Hindu
It's not surprising that Matt Damon's currently in the news. It's surprising as to why he is though. In a recent interview, the 44-year-old's remarks on actors keeping their sexuality a secret, has caused much backlash. It's a classic case of foot-in ...
Director Ridley Scott reveals he has a VR movie in the works   TechRadar
Mars attracts: the cosy relationship between Nasa and Hollywood   The Guardian
Review: Damon charms as stranded astronaut in 'The Martian'   Wisconsin Gazette
Space.com   
TucsonSentinel.com   
Daily Press   
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The Cornishman
   
Super-tides seen at Cornish beauty spots   
The Cornishman
Last week the Environment Agency issued a warning for potential flooding to the duchy's coastline. Super-tides seen at Cornish beauty spots. X. Share Tweet Share Pin It Email. Copy link to paste in your message. /. Last week the Environment Agency ...
Supermoon lunar eclipse triggers supertide flood warning   Telegraph.co.uk
VIDEO: Super tides smash over Torbay beach huts   Torquay Herald Express
Supermoon dragging high astronomic 'super tides'   The Weather Network
North Devon Journal   
Exeter Express and Echo   
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Mirror.co.uk
   
Prehistoric Britons mummified their dead like the ancient Egyptians, research ...   
The Independent
While the ancient Egyptians were busy mummifying their dead, prehistoric Britons – well beyond the fringes of the known world – were doing the same more than 2000 miles to the north-west. New research is revealing that people throughout much of ...

2015-10-01 U.K. Sports


Goal.com
   
Who needs Wayne Rooney? Reinvented Mata is Man Utd's hero yet again   
Goal.com
The Spaniard shone once more for Louis van Gaal's side in the 2-1 Champions League win over Wolfsburg, while his captain was a passenger in the No.10 position. Juan Mata was once considered the best No.10 in English football as he dazzled and ...

2015-10-01 U.K. Entertainment


The Guardian
   
Turner prize 2015 review: conspiracy theory study sure beats a bunch of coats   
The Guardian
Black-clad singers stand silhouetted in Tramway's echoing white space. Janice Kerbel's Doug, a sung catalogue of human and animal disasters, has already been presented in Glasgow, at the Mitchell library. Here it is again, in the Turner prize. Doug has ...
Turner Prize exhibition opens its doors as Glasgow public get the chance to ...   Scottish Daily Record
'Radical' Turner Prize show unveiled in Glasgow   BBC News
Turner Prize, Tramway, Glasgow, review: '   Telegraph.co.uk
Reuters UK   
The Independent   
The Times (subscription)   
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Daily Mail
   
Jim Carrey's ex Cathriona White was a Scientologist   
Daily Mail
The ex-girlfriend of Jim Carrey who committed suicide just days after splitting with the Hollywood star was a Scientologist who was taking an intensive 'survival' Scientology course DailyMail.com can reveal. Make-up artist Cathriona White took classes ...
Jim Carrey's late ex-girlfriend Cathriona White 'involved in Scientology for ...   Mirror.co.uk
Struggling Carrey ex Cathriona 'dabbled in Scientology'   The Sun (subscription)
'I am in love with everybody': Jim Carrey and his relationships   The Times (subscription)
New Zealand Herald   
Irish Independent   
The Australian (blog)   
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Daily Mail
   
The Great British Bake Off and The Face of Britain, CHRISTOPHER STEVENS reviews   
Daily Mail
Welcome to The Great British Freak Out. Tensions in the tent were so high at the semi-final stage that all four remaining bakers were quivering on the brink of a nervous breakdown. All the lazy charm of The Great British Bake Off (BBC1) has evaporated ...
GBBO's Flora admits 'feeling young' as she exits semi-final   Belfast Telegraph
Bake Off Scot Flora is out after chocolate catastrophe   Express.co.uk
Joe Rivers :Great British Bake Off 2015 - Week Nine   Huffington Post UK
Mirror.co.uk   
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Digital Spy UK
   
Tinchy Stryder is boycotting a London nightclub accused of a racist door ...   
Digital Spy UK
Tinchy Stryder "definitely" won't be going back to a London nightclub accused of employing a racist door policy. A group of four girls have alleged that Soho club DSTRKT turned them away at the weekend as one was branded "too dark" and another ...

2015-10-01 U.K. Technology


Financial Times
   
Google and Microsoft settle patent dispute   
Financial Times
Patent wars that plagued the early years of the smartphone industry moved a big step closer to resolution on Wednesday, as Google and Microsoft reached a settlement to end some 20 patent lawsuits. The terms of the deal were not announced but the ...

2015-10-01 U.K. Business


Telegraph.co.uk
   
Uber supporters hit out at 'damaging' London plans to restrict service   
Telegraph.co.uk
Plans to crack down on Uber in London have triggered a severe backlash from passengers and business leaders, with the capital's transport authorities accused of “arbitrary” proposals that would “damage London”. The Institute of Directors, which ...
Toronto eyes ride-sharing rules in 2016; Uber asked to halt until then   Reuters UK
Uber rallies customers against London plans to tighten rules   Financial Times
Black cab drivers bring London to a standstill in Uber protest   Daily Mail
The Guardian   
The Independent   
Express.co.uk   
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Reuters UK
   
Asia extends global gains, China PMI taken in stride   
Reuters UK
TOKYO Asian stocks rose on Thursday, drawing strength from overnight gains in global equities markets following their weakest quarter in four years, and a China factory activity survey that came in slightly better than initially expected. The final ...
China manufacturing contracts for 2nd straight month   Financial Times
China Sept Caixin factory, services PMIs signal more economic weakness   Daily Mail
China factory activity picks up to beat expectations   BBC News
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Telegraph.co.uk
   
Railway Electrification Work To Restart   
Sky News
Plans to electrify the TransPennine and Midland Mainline train networks will resume following a three-month pause. 21:17, UK, Wednesday 30 September 2015. Train track. New trains will shave 15 minutes off Manchester to York journey times. Share on ...

2015-10-01 U.K. U.K.


The Guardian
   
No Labour bloodbath but row on defence opens old wounds   
The Guardian
A Labour and union jack flutter outside the Labour party conference in Brighton. It was in the same city in 1935 that the party's pacifist leader, George Lansbury, failed to persuade trade union leaders of the need to disarm in 1935. Photograph: Justin ...

2015-10-01 U.K. World


BBC News
   
Syria crisis: Russia and US military to hold talks on air strikes   
BBC News
The US and Russian military will hold talks "as soon as possible" to avoid clashing in Syria, the countries' top diplomats say. Russian defence officials say their aircraft carried out about 20 missions against the so-called Islamic State group (IS) on ...
Russia begins Syria air strikes in its biggest Mideast intervention in decades   Reuters UK
Russia begins air strikes against ISIS in Syria after warning the US to remove ...   Daily Mail
Russia urges co-ordinated terrorism fight as airstrikes on Syria begin   Belfast Telegraph
The Guardian   
Telegraph.co.uk   
New Vision   
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Telegraph.co.uk
   
Abbas says Palestinians no longer bound by pacts with Israel   
Telegraph.co.uk
The president of the Palestinian Authority has made an emotional appeal to the Israeli people to work with his nation for peace – in a speech in which he also threatened to rip up the Oslo Accords. Mahmoud Abbas said that, unless the Israeli government ...