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India record lowest Test score at home as New Zealand rip through batting order

Matt Henry claimed five for 15 and William O’Rourke returned four for 22 as the hosts were dismissed for just 46 on day two.

UK Sport|Oct 17

Shoaib Bashir gives England hope with three quick wickets in Multan

The tourists are 118 runs behind.

UK Sport|Oct 17

X Factor host Dermot O’Leary leads Liam Payne tributes: ‘He just loved to sing’

Payne died after falling from the third floor of a hotel in Buenos Aires.

Majority of parents not deterred by fines for term-time family holidays – survey

The Government should review the marketing and pricing of ‘rip-off’ family holidays, according to Parentkind charity.

Former Army chief General Sir Mike Jackson dies aged 80

He died on Tuesday surrounded by his family.

William shows off ‘unbelievable arm’ playing American football with youngsters

William took part in activities at the NFL event supporting children in deprived areas of the UK through sport.

Increase in marina fees needs to be done justifiably, fairly and transparently

I READ with interest the letter by Mr Wharton from 4 October that, touched with humour, made very valid points about marina fees. I also noted the somewhat arrogant response from Mr Coppolo at Guernsey Ports. As a pragmatist, will marina fees need to increase naturally over time?

Readers' Letters|Oct 15

Readers' Letters

King joins prime minister at reception for UK’s international investment summit

The reception capped off the Government’s first major summit to woo investors.

‘Renewed optimism’ for growth as Government unveils industrial strategy

Business group bosses and industry chiefs have indicated the strategy could help accelerate growth and create more UK jobs.

Khan: No reason to be ‘scared’ of talking about return to EU single market

The London Mayor acknowledged that with Sir Keir Starmer ruling it out, there was no short-term prospect of rejoining the single market.

Starmer sets out vision for growth with plan to rip up red tape

Sir Keir Starmer said delivering economic growth would allow families to have more holidays and fund improved public services.

Starmer pledges to ‘rip up the bureaucracy that blocks investment’

The International Investment Summit is expected to see the Government unveil deals in AI, life sciences and infrastructure.

What the papers say – October 14

A range of stories feature on Monday’s front pages.

Scottish DJ Jackmaster dies aged 38 after suffering head injury in Ibiza

His family said he died on Saturday morning on the Spanish island.

Coroner calls on Education Secretary to ensure water safety education for all

Rachael Griffin says mandatory lessons could prevent future deaths after the inquest into the deaths of two youngsters in Bournemouth.

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