Today: The US military has removed all B-1 bombers from RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire after an Iran-linked terror plot, Kemi Badenoch sets out a Conservative Party reset at the Birmingham conference, Christa Pike remains unconscious in hospital after a botched execution in Tennessee, Sir Ranulph Fiennes drew up a secret will at Everest base camp and chef Sanjay Gour warns what not to order at Indian restaurants. Your briefing for Monday 5 October, from the Daily Mail, with the best of your comments.

(00:00) Today's headlines

(00:00) RAF Fairford B-1 bombers removed

(00:00) Kemi Badenoch's Conservative reset

(00:00) Christa Pike's botched execution

(00:00) Sir Ranulph Fiennes' Everest will

(00:00) Indian restaurant menu warnings

US military removes all B-1 bombers from RAF Fairford after 'Iran-linked terror plot' against the base

The US military has withdrawn all B-1 bombers from RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire following fears of an Iran-linked terror plot targeting the base. At least twelve bombers had been stationed there, but the Pentagon ordered their removal on Sunday, with some aircraft only arriving the previous week.

Kemi's common sense blueprint: Unveiling policy blitz at party conference, she hails 'old school values' on economy, law and order and borders as the key to election victory

Kemi Badenoch has announced a major reset for the Conservative Party at the Birmingham conference, aiming to make the party election-ready by next year. She invoked Margaret Thatcher's legacy, promising a return to what she calls 'common sense' Tory values.

Christa Pike's hospital room surrounded by guards as lawyer says she may never 'fully recover' after botched execution

Christa Pike remains unconscious and under guard in a Tennessee hospital after surviving a botched execution. Pike was sentenced to death for the 1996 murder and torture of Colleen Slemmer and had spent three decades on death row. Her lawyer Stephen Ferrell told CNN that doctors are unsure if she will ever fully recover, and her long-term prognosis is uncertain.

Sir Ranulph Fiennes 'drew up secret will on Everest trek after wife vetoed his divorce plan', friend says amid speculation about whereabouts of world's greatest living explorer

Sir Ranulph Fiennes, the renowned British explorer, wrote a secret will in his tent at Everest base camp after a marital crisis. The night before his failed summit attempt, he handed the sealed will to his friend Michael Kobold, instructing him to open it only if he died.

The food you should NEVER order at an Indian restaurant: Top chef reveals the dishes to avoid - from onion bhajis to curries you can order with any choice of meat

Chef Sanjay Gour advises diners to avoid Indian restaurants with huge menus, warning that no kitchen can specialise in everything and dishes lose freshness when options are endless. He highlights curries that allow any meat choice and dishes with suspiciously bright colours as red flags. Gour's tips aim to help customers avoid disappointment and spot quality in Indian cuisine.

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