News Headlines - 25 September 2015

▽New Volkswagen boss Matthias Mueller vows to regain trust - Telegraph

The new boss of Volkswagen has pledged to win back the trust of customers in the wake of the emissions-rigging scandal.
Matthias Mueller was parachuted into the top seat at the German car giant just two days after the resignation of chief executive Martin Winterkorn.

▽Last Briton at Guantánamo to be released - FT.com

Shaker Aamer, the last Briton to be incarcerated without trial at Guantánamo Bay, is to be released and returned to the UK.
Mr Aamer has been detained at the US military detention facility, because of his alleged connections to al-Qaeda, since 2002. He has never been charged with any crime.

▽Pope Francis at 9/11 memorial: out of 'senseless loss' will come peace | The Guardian

On Friday, Pope Francis came to Ground Zero and sought to move beyond both those instincts. Out of what he called the “wrongful and senseless loss of innocent lives”, out of “injustice, murder, and the failure to settle conflicts through dialogue”, would come something new and good.

▽Apple iPhone 6S hits stores with record sales expected on first weekend | The Guardian

The iPhone 6S and 6S Plus hit stores around the world on Friday, at the start of what is expected to be a record weekend for sales of Apple Inc’s marquee product.

▽Fifa: Sepp Blatter faces Swiss criminal investigation - BBC News

Swiss prosecutors say they are investigating Sepp Blatter, the head of football's world governing body Fifa, on suspicion of criminal mismanagement.