Hamilton Takes First Ferrari Pole in Mexico City
Lewis Hamilton beat George Russell by nine-thousandths of a second to top Mexico City qualifying. Kimi Antonelli, fourth, can still clinch the title on Sunday.
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Lime Bike Jousting Returns to London Fields on Halloween
Two men in armour charged at each other on rented e-bikes in east London. Lime had already said its bikes are not for jousting.
139 Arrested at Palestine Action Protest by US Embassy
Police in London arrested 139 people at a demonstration backing Palestine Action, a group banned under terrorism law. Officers had warned that attending would mean arrest.
IBM Team Joins Two 120-Qubit Chips With Four Meter-Scale Links
Researchers at IBM linked two superconducting processors by cables around 80 cm long. The links held up through repeated warming and cooling.
Healey Hints Youth Minimum Wage Gap May Outlast This Parliament
The Chancellor would not say young workers will be paid the same minimum wage as adults before the next election. He also signalled tough choices on departmental spending.
Binance Covers 90% of $6.3bn Hack, FBI Blames North Korea
The exchange says it has replaced most of the stolen assets and plans to reopen withdrawals on Sunday. The FBI named North Korea as responsible.
Glasner Vows Change After Forest Lose at Brentford
Both Brentford goals went in off Nikola Milenkovic. Oliver Glasner then spent 14 minutes saying Nottingham Forest must change.
Paddington to Close Over Christmas for Rail Upgrade Works
Network Rail says Paddington will shut from Christmas Day to New Year's Eve, with Elizabeth line and Great Western services cut back until early January.
Cardiff Solicitor Spared Jail Over Fake Charity Invoices
A Cardiff solicitor who billed Cancer Research UK for wills he never wrote has received a suspended sentence. The charity says the lost money could have paid for 48 biopsies.
Budget Ringfences Preventative Spending From Raids
A single paragraph in the 166-page budget creates a protected category for projects whose future savings outweigh their cost. Nobody yet knows what will qualify.
Carragher Apologises to Villa After Legal Threat Over Emery Remarks
Jamie Carragher said his language about Aston Villa was "clumsy and wrong". Villa had said on Friday that they would start legal action over his podcast comments.
Greenland Opens International Airport in Ilulissat
The first direct flight from Copenhagen landed in the "City of Icebergs" as Greenland pushes to grow tourism.
Harry Styles Recreates His X Factor Audition at Halloween Show
Styles played the first of two Halloween concerts at Madison Square Garden and sang the Stevie Wonder song from his 2010 audition in matching clothes.
Lily Allen Wears Unsold Ticketmaster Seat Map as Halloween Costume
The singer joked about weak ticket sales on her US tour by dressing as a seating plan covered in blue dots.
Healey Will Veto Offshore Wind Projects That Do Not Cut Bills
The chancellor says new offshore wind bids will be signed off only if the grid can take all their power without raising costs for consumers.