News Headlines - 23 October 2012
▽iPad Mini: Apple's new gadget gets cool reception - Telegraph
Apple unveiled a new, smaller iPad this evening in Silicon Valley, but disappointed many observers by pricing it at as much as ￡110 above rival tablet computers from Google and Amazon.
Barack Obama warned voters last night that Mitt Romney would drive America into a “reckless and wrong” foreign policy that would jeopardise their security and future prosperity, as he recorded a victory in the third presidential debate.
▽BBC News - Mirror hit by High Court claims over phone hacking
Ex-England football manager Sven-Goran Eriksson is among four people taking legal action against Mirror Group Newspapers for alleged phone hacking.
▽Police Launch Manhunt For Fugitive Prisoner
Police have warned the public not to approach a fugitive prisoner who disappeared on day release. Lee Cyrus, 47, also known as Ivan Leach, failed to return to from North Sea Camp open prison in Boston, Lincolnshire, on Tuesday October 9. He is currently serving a life sentence for robbery.
▽Hillsborough: police chief 'boasted' of role in smearing fans | The Guardian
The chief constable of West Yorkshire police, Sir Norman Bettison, "boasted" about having helped to "concoct" a false account of how the 1989 Hillsborough disaster was caused, according to the Labour MP Maria Eagle.
