Today's Headlines: Bomb 'may have caused Egypt jet crash', Romania sees second night of protests, Mexico opens door to legal marijuana

Bomb 'may have caused Egypt jet crash'

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Top News Stories Bomb 'may have caused Egypt jet crash' Intelligence suggests a bomb may have brought down the Russian airliner over the Sinai desert, US and UK officials say. Romania sees second night of protests More than 30,000 people march in Bucharest demanding more reform after Romanian Prime Minister Victor Ponta resigned over a deadly nightclub fire. Mexico opens door to legal marijuana A narrow ruling by Mexico's Supreme Court could eventually clear a path to make recreational use of marijuana legal. Colombia lifts same-sex adoption limits Colombia's constitutional court lifts restrictions on same-sex couples adopting children.   Ash grounds tourists for third day Tourists and travellers face another day of disruption as volcanic ash forces the closure of airports on three Indonesian islands. Sport Bayern Munich 5-1 Arsenal Arsenal face a tough task to qualify from Champions League Group F after being outclassed 5-1 by Bayern Munich. 'Batsmen must pull fingers out' England will have to "bat very well" if they are to beat Pakistan and tie the Test series 1-1, says bowler James Anderson. 'Batsmen must pull fingers out' England will have to "bat very well" if they are to beat Pakistan and tie the Test series 1-1, says bowler James Anderson. Top Videos VIDEO: 'Forced to kill my best friend' VIDEO: Underwater museum opens in Turkey VIDEO: The battle for power in Myanmar VIDEO: High-speed drone swerves around threats

Magazine The man who invented relaxation The man who invented the modern idea of relaxation Business VW hit by falling sales as crisis deepens First evidence of customer anger as VW, Seat and Skoda all see a dip in new car registrations. December US rate rise 'a possibility' A rise in US interest rates in December is a "live" possibility, Janet Yellen, chair of the Federal Reserve has told a Congressional committee.   Technology Google reveals Samsung smartphone flaws Google reveals details of 11 security flaws in software Samsung built in to its flagship Android smartphone. Will UK spy bill expose porn habits? The UK government wants internet companies to log which websites their users visit, raising questions about how safely that data will be guarded. From the BBC Cultural Calendar Now on: Picasso Mania Masterpieces including Guernica are on show at the Grand Palais in Paris until February.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.

Autos Windshield as web browser Augmented reality will change the way we drive   A limousine as big as Texas The opulent Toyota Tundrasine is 27 feet long and weighs 8,000lbs Capital Secrets to getting what you want Tap into the psyche of the people who make getting their own way look easy   Where are all the jobs? As mining jobs wane, one country pushes new sectors to fill the void. Culture Lost punctuation marks Why don't new ones ever catch on?   Who could replace Daniel Craig? Predicting the future Bond Earth Share your shots of wild Japan Join Earth Capture and share your story   Exquisite autumn in Exmoor See Exmoor alive with autumnal life and colour in this gorgeous film Future The countries that don't exist You've probably visited one without knowing   Why do the British drink so much? Surprising strategies of the alcohol industry Travel The last of the pink dolphins With their numbers plummeting, now's the time to see them before it's too late   The secret life of Beefeaters The Tower of London hides more than crown jewels and dungeons

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