News Headlines - 17 September 2013

▽Clegg leaves door open to coalition with Miliband | The Times

Nick Clegg will today insist he can “get on” with Ed Miliband as he holds open the prospect of working in a Labour-led coalition after the next election.

▽BBC News - Costa Concordia: Stricken ship set upright in Italy

Engineers in Italy have succeeded in setting the cruise ship Costa Concordia upright, 20 months after it ran aground off the island of Giglio.

▽GM Floats Plan for Vehicle that Rivals Tesla - WSJ.com

General Motors Co. GM is developing an electric car that can go 200 miles on a charge for around $30,000, officials at the largest U.S. auto maker said, offering a challenge to luxury electric-car startup Tesla Motors Inc. TSLA

▽Suspect in Shooting Had Problems With the Law - NYTimes.com

Aaron Alexis, 34, the man killed by police officers and identified as the gunman in the deadly rampage at the Washington Navy Yard on Monday, served his country as a Navy reservist, had an abiding interest in Buddhism and Thai culture, and had problems with the law, records and interviews show.

▽BBC News - Briton jailed for 27 years in US cannibal case

A Briton living in the US has been jailed for almost 27 years for plotting to kidnap, rape, kill and eat a child.