 And finally, in business, oil prices have fallen about $1 on Monday, extending losses after the world's top exporter, Saudi Arabia, slashed crude contract prices for Asia over the weekend, reflecting well-supplied global markets and concerns over the outlook for demand. Brent crude futures for November fell 98 cents or 1.4% to $71.63 a barrel at 0613 GMT while U.S. West Texas Intaminator crude for October was a $68.34 barrel down 95 cents or 1.4%. State oil giant Saudi Aramco notified customers in a statement on Sunday that it will cut October official selling prices for all crude grades sold to Asia, its biggest buying region, by at least $1 a barrel. The price cuts were larger than expected according to a writer's poll among Asian refiners.