News Headlines - 13 December 2013

Gunman, 18, Wounds Classmate In Colorado School : NPR

A teenager who may have had a grudge against a teacher opened fire Friday with a shotgun at a suburban Denver high school, wounding a fellow student before killing himself.

Cameron: No To University Segregation

University leaders have withdrawn guidance on segregating men and women in lectures and speeches after David Cameron intervened.

Sudden rise in homelessness blamed on housing shortage and the 'bedroom tax' - The Independent

The number of homeless people is rising sharply under the twin pressures of the shortage of housing and the impact of the Government's welfare reforms, according to a new study.

YouTube revenues may rise by 50% to $5.6bn | The Guardian

YouTube's advertising revenues will rise by more than 50% to $5.6bn in 2013, according to a report that confirms the threat posed by the internet to traditional TV ads. The report by eMarketer claims that YouTube has become such a draw for advertisers that it will account for 11% of advertising revenues at Google, YouTube's parent. The eMarketer estimate tops previous predictions. In May, Morgan Stanley predicted that YouTube's gross revenues would reach $4bn in 2013, while Barclays suggested a likely figure of $3.6bn.

40-year-old foetus found in abdomen of Colombian OAP after check-up | Metro News

The 82-year-old had complained of abdominal pains, which doctors thought was gastroenteritis. However, medical professionals at Tunjuelito Hospital in Bogota, Colombia, discovered that it was in fact a rare lithopedion – or stone baby.