Four Planned UK Data Centres Weigh Gas Power Despite Net Zero Aim
BBC research says plans for on-site gas generation could emit more CO2 than Manchester, Liverpool and Southampton together. The government says such power would be tightly controlled.
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LHC Team Detects Signals From the "Zeptoverse"
Cambridge-led physicists studying beauty quark decays at the LHC report signals from a scale 100 billion times smaller than an atom. UK funding for the next stage is in doubt.
Williamson Tunnels Heritage Centre in Edge Hill to Close
The centre that preserves Liverpool's Williamson Tunnels will shut on 20 December after its annual ground rent was set to rise to a commercial rate and no long-term investor was found.
Dry, Chilly Week Ahead After a Wet but Sunny October
High pressure keeps the UK mostly dry this week, with frost and fog at night. Met Office figures show October was wetter, warmer and sunnier than average.
UK and EU Agree Draft Deal to Cut Food Export Checks
A 200-page draft would remove certificates and inspection fees on food and farm trade with the EU. The EU ambassadors discuss it on Wednesday.
King Charles' Former Horse Point of Law Wins Melbourne Cup
Point of Law reeled in Royal Supremacy at Flemington to win the Melbourne Cup. Trainer Ciaron Maher took the first three places.
Researchers Report Red Blood Cells in 115m-Year-Old Dinosaur Bone
A team says it found structures resembling red blood cells and chemical traces of heme in an Aratasaurus fossil from Brazil. Another palaeontologist doubts the cells.
Liverpool Touch the Box Often but Rarely Create Big Chances
Liverpool lost 1-0 to Arsenal without a shot on target. Opta numbers show the larger issue is turning frequent entries into the penalty area into clear chances.
Barry Goal Gives Everton Win at Ten-Man Newcastle
Everton beat Newcastle at St James' Park through a Thierno Barry goal after a goalkeeping error. It was their second win over Matthias Jaissle's side in five days.
Coalition Wants US Port Fees on China-Linked Ships Scrapped
Trade groups from farming to retail say the fees would raise costs for American importers and exporters. The current suspension expires on 9 November unless it is extended.
Care Workers Get Five-Year Settlement Route in Mahmood Retreat
The home secretary has dropped a 15-year wait for care workers after a cabinet backlash. Most of her tougher settlement rules still stand, including retrospective ones.
French School Blockades Resume Before a Thursday Strike
Dozens of French high schools were barricaded again after the holiday. The education minister says final-year pupils risk losing the school year, and unions plan a nationwide strike on Thursday.
Five Canning Town Tower Blocks Evacuated Over Structural Fears
At least 250 households and several businesses are out of their homes and workplaces in east London. The building manager cited an imminent risk to life.
Eurostar Picks Former SNCF Voyageurs Chief as Its Next CEO
Christophe Fanichet takes over from Gwendoline Cazenave on 1 December. Eurostar says rivals are now seeking to run trains on its routes.
Labour Pulls Out of Power-Sharing With Greens in 11 Councils
Labour has quit local deals with the Green Party in 11 councils, including Sheffield, after the Greens adopted a policy defining Zionism as racism. Both parties are trading blame.