London, October 30 : Daniel Craig, whose latest Bond flick ‘Quantum of Solace’ is set to have a nationwide release on October 31, will be brought back for another sequel, according to the film’s producer.

Producer Barbara Broccoli revealed that the 40-year-old, who managed to break box-office records with his Bond debut in ‘Casino Royale’, would reappear as the 007 Agent for the third time.

“Oh please! Are you kidding? He’s got to come back, we’re not going to let him go. Are you crazy?” the Sun quoted her as telling ‘Heart FM’.

Co-producer Michael G Wilson added: “It would be insane not to bring him back. He is the greatest Bond right now and the people love him.”

Swedish researchers have found a 5% drop in heart attacks deaths and hospitalization after the semi-annual one-hour time changes to mark the end of daylight saving times. According to a study to be published Thursday in the New England Journal of Medicine, the onset of daylight saving time in the spring appears to increase the risk of heart attacks.

Upside finds stops, volatility decreases a bit as today as market extends range in good two-way trade. Traders note stops and unwinding of cross-spreads supporting the rate. Follow-on selling finds bids at prior low. Bounce off the lows early in the week leaves a healthy bid wick suggesting some upside coming. Traders note liquidity is still thin.

Rate at new resistance level but ranges appears wider. Traders note quality bids on the dip suggesting a bottom is in finally but expect volatility.

Washington, October 30 : Police are looking at the possibility that an accomplice might have aided Jennifer Hudson’s family killer drive from the crime scene.

Cops are speculating the idea that another person may have dumped the car, which contained the body of the singer’s seven-year-old nephew, Julian, outside a school soon after the slayings.

The USD ended the day weaker across the board but intraday volatility and whipsaw kept traders on their toes; most traders noting that large order to sell USD were moving through the markets and thin conditions exaggerated the moves.

Most desks report that stops and aggressive long-liquidation hit most pairs to drive prices lower across the board; USD/CAD took a major hit dropping over 400 points for a low print at 1.2124 before a bit of short-covering brought the rate back to the 1.2200 handle. Conditions were thin as expected and some traders report that firmer oil prices help support the Loonie and EURO today.

Washington, Oct 30 : Data from a worldwide NASA-funded measurement network has shown that the greenhouse gas methane is on the rise again, after a decade long period of stability.

Methane levels in the atmosphere have more than tripled since pre-industrial times, accounting for around one-fifth of the human contribution to greenhouse gas-driven global warming.

Until recently, the leveling off of methane levels had suggested that the rate of its emission from Earth''s surface was being approximately balanced by the rate of its destruction in the atmosphere.

However, according to the research, the balance has been upset since early 2007.