Новости за 09.11.2015

STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - An accidental breakthrough in a Stockholm laboratory 15 years ago could reap a fortune for the engineers who made it as long as they can win over some of the most demanding consumers: video gamers.

MARIANA, Brazil (Reuters) - The first Eliene Almeida, head teacher at the municipal school in Bento Rodrigues, knew of the deadly mud flow that destroyed her village was a cry from her husband.

NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi met leaders of his party on Monday to discuss whether to overhaul policies and priorities in the wake of a humiliating defeat in elections in the eastern state of Bihar.

LONDON (Reuters) - Global regulators set out their "final tools" on Monday for ending the phenomenon of "too big to fail" banks, seeking to draw a line under a period of intensive rule making after a financial crisis that tarnished the sector and weighed heavily on taxpayers.

LONDON (Reuters) - Global regulators set out their "final tools" on Monday for ending the phenomenon of "too big to fail" banks, seeking to draw a line under a period of intensive rule making after a financial crisis that tarnished the sector and weighed heavily on taxpayers.

FRANKFURT (Reuters) - European authorities have taken action to shut down a cyber espionage operation linked to Iran's powerful Revolutionary Guard in the first operation of its kind since Tehran signed a nuclear treaty, according to security researchers who located computers used to launch attacks.

LONDON (Reuters) - Angad Paul, the chief executive of steelmaker Caparo which went into administration last month, has died in a fall from his home in London, a company spokesman said on Monday.

LONDON (Reuters) - Angad Paul, the chief executive of steelmaker Caparo which went into administration last month, has died in a fall from his home in London, a company spokesman said on Monday.

Twelve vehicles are swallowed when part of a pancake house parking lot collapses in Meridian, Mississippi. Drone video shot the next day reveals the extent of the damage. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

(Reuters) - France defender Mamadou Sakho has withdrawn from the squad for this month's friendlies against Germany and England after he was injured in a Premier League match on Sunday, the French Football Federation (FFF) said on Monday.

WARSAW (Reuters) - Poland's Mateusz Morawiecki, the current chief executive at bank BZ WBK, will become the country's new minister responsible for economic policy, election winner Law and Justice (PiS) party said on Monday.

A  Finnish company has come up with what it says is the world's smallest general-purpose computer that will revolutionize the way people use computers.

ERBIL, Iraq (Reuters) - The United Nations is expecting huge numbers of civilians to flee when Iraqi forces mount an offensive to retake the city of Mosul from Islamic State militants.

MOSCOW (Reuters) - Google said on Monday that Russia's anti-monopoly watchdog had granted its request to extend a Nov. 18 deadline for the company to comply with a ruling to amend its contracts with smartphone producers.

MADRID (Reuters) - Catalonia's regional assembly voted on Monday in favour of a resolution to split from Spain, energizing a drive towards independence and deepening a standoff with central government in Madrid.

LONDON (Reuters) - New MotoGP world champion Jorge Lorenzo has accused Yamaha team mate Valentino Rossi of sour grapes after Sunday's deciding race in Valencia, saying the Italian knows he will never win another title.

LONDON, Nov 9 (Reuters) - New MotoGP world champion Jorge Lorenzo has accused Yamaha team mate Valentino Rossi of sour grapes after Sunday's deciding race in Valencia, saying the Italian knows he will never win another title.

A burgeoning coffee-shop culture is fuelling a robust home market for coffee in Kenya, at a time when commodity prices are low around the world. Ivor Bennett reports

A burgeoning coffee-shop culture is fuelling a robust home market for coffee in Kenya, at a time when commodity prices are low around the world. Ivor Bennett reports

Engineers at the University of Sheffield have teamed up with the International Tennis Federation (ITF) to measure the effects of friction between tennis court surfaces and footwear in a bid to ensure the world's top players can play their natural game and slide in a controlled manner, with a reduced risk of injury.

BEIJING (Reuters) - China is tightening control of online music, paying particular attention to content and jacking up already tight censorship of the Internet.

Finnish company Solu has launched what it describes as the world's smallest general purpose PC. Edward Baran reports.

Finnish company Solu has launched what it describes as the world's smallest general purpose PC. Edward Baran reports.

Finnish company Solu has launched what it describes as the world's smallest general purpose PC. Edward Baran reports.

MONFORTE, Portugal (Reuters) - Shades of Oscar-winning classic "Cinema Paradiso" run through the life of Antonio Feliciano, a sprightly 75-year-old who fears he may be the last of Portugal's traveling film projectionists.