Today's Headlines: 'Racism' behind Sweden school killings, Virtual reality 'predicts Alzheimer's', Clinton ends marathon Benghazi grilling

'Racism' behind Sweden school killings

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Top News Stories 'Racism' behind Sweden school killings A sword-wielding attacker who killed a teacher and a pupil at a school in Sweden had "racist motives", police believe. Virtual reality 'predicts Alzheimer's' Alzheimer's disease can be detected decades before onset, using a virtual reality test, a study suggests. 'Drunken' spies' defections shook US Two members of the Cambridge spy ring were so drunken and unstable that US officials were stunned they had been employed by the Foreign Office, newly-released papers show. Clinton ends marathon Benghazi grilling Hillary Clinton endures an 11-hour hearing before a US Congress committee over the deadly 2012 attacks in Benghazi, Libya, when she was secretary of state.   Three shot at US university Three people have been shot and one is reported to be critically wounded at Tennessee State University in Nashville, US police say. Sport Pakistan v England Live text and TMS commentary as England remove Pakistan captain Misbah-ul-Haq in the first over on day two of the second Test in Dubai. I am no angel, says Chelsea's Costa Chelsea striker Diego Costa tells Football Focus he will not change his combative style of playing the game. I am no angel, says Chelsea's Costa Chelsea striker Diego Costa tells Football Focus he will not change his combative style of playing the game. Top Videos VIDEO: David Cameron takes Xi Jinping for a pint VIDEO: Sleeping between Austria and Slovenia VIDEO: Face to face with the migrant traffickers VIDEO: Exclusive look inside Nato's military nerve centre

Magazine Cycling to Norway The pedalling migrants who travel via Arctic Russia Business Google's Alphabet in big profit jump Alphabet the new parent company of Google, reports profits up almost 50% for the third quarter. Twitter chief hands shares to staff Twitter chief executive and co-founder Jack Dorsey to give a third of his shares in the firm to employees.   Technology Tesla autopilot 'driving dangerously' Videos posted online appear to show Tesla's new self-drive mode causing its cars to drive dangerously and speed. Disney to launch Netflix rival in UK Disney is to launch its own subscription video streaming service in the UK. From the BBC Cultural Calendar Opening soon: Picasso's Passion for El Greco Masterpieces on display at the Picasso Museum in Barcelona from October 22nd.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.

Autos The war on the 'hoverboard' Is there room on the road for the self-balancing scooter?   Aston's 1,000hp electric Rapide A production version of the battery powered 'RapidE' is due in two years Capital Busy: Badge of honour or big farce Ban the word busy and reframe your thinking to get things done   The perils of unlimited holiday Taking advantage of endless vacation policies has a downside Culture Tribute to a dog – and Lou Reed Laurie Anderson's first full-length film in 30 years   Is Spectre the best Bond yet? Our film critic sizes up 007's latest Earth Shapes seen in starling flocks The shapes we see in starling murmurations   Are chimps more social than us? Humans live in bigger groups, but most people are strangers Future About BBC Future Making you smarter every day   What makes kimchi taste so funky? What makes kimchi taste so funky? Travel The Scottish reign of rock 'n' roll Wander through a city that birthed some of the UK's favourite bands   A taco with Middle Eastern roots This Mexican classic started off nearly 12,400km to the east

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