News Headlines - 03 April 2015
▽Nicola Sturgeon denies saying she wanted David Cameron to win election | The Guardian
Nicola Sturgeon has firmly denied telling a foreign ambassador that she would rather see David Cameron than Ed Miliband in Downing Street after the General Election.
▽Christianity on course to be minority religion in UK - Telegraph
According to projections by the US-based Pew Research Centre, the proportion of the British population identifying themselves as Christian will reduce by almost a third by 2050 to stand at just 45.4 per cent, compared with almost two thirds in 2010.
The number of Muslims in Britain is predicted to more than double to 11.3 per cent, or one in nine of the total population during that time.
▽Man Rescued After 66 Days Missing At Sea
A man has been rescued off the US coast more than two months after he was reported missing at sea.
Louis Jordan, 37, was spotted sitting on the upturned hull of his stricken sailboat, a 35ft vessel called Angel, about 200 miles (321 km) off the North Carolina coast.
▽Antarctic temperatures reach an all time high of 17.5°C | Daily Mail Online
Antarctica has experienced its highest temperature on record, according to meteorologists.
Sensors at Argentina's Esperanza Base on the northern tip of the Antarctic Peninsula recorded a temperature of 17.5°C (63.5°F).
This classic optical illusion was created several years ago by neuroscientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
In a recent video, AsapScience highlighted the process behind the trick, which can also be seen in a still image by anyone if they move closer and then farther away from the screen.
