FTSE ends lower after 11-month highs as energy shares weigh

By Atul Prakash and Kit Rees LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's top share index ended lower after hitting an 11-month high on Monday, with a fall in crude oil prices hurting energy stocks and weaker gold prices and negative company updates dragging down precious metals miners. The internationally-exposed FTSE 100 index finished 0.3 percent weaker at 6,710.13 points after setting an intra-day peak of 6,756.13, the highest level since August last year.