Pope appears before cheering crowds at Vatican for first time since hospital stay
Pope Francis, 88, spent five weeks in Rome's Gemelli hospital as he was treated for a life-threatening bout of double pneumonia, before being discharged a fortnight ago.
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Pope Francis waved at crowds in St Peter's Square. Pic: Reuters
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Pope Francis was cheered by crowds on Sunday. Pic: AP
Furious row after Labour MPs denied entry to Israel – as Lammy criticises ‘disgraceful’ Badenoch response
Yuan Yang and Abtisam Mohamed say they are “astounded at the unprecedented step taken by the Israeli authorities”. Israel's UK embassy says they were denied entry because they had “accused Israel of false claims”.
Spain protests: Hundreds of thousands march against housing crisis fuelled by tourism boom
In Madrid, people rattled keys as they walked through the city's streets and chanted: “Get Airbnb out of our neighbourhoods.”
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'Lower the prices' reads a large banner carried through Madrid. (AP Photo/Paul White)
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People with a flag depicting a rich banker. Pic: AP
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'Rents impossible, rights for housing. Rights for a roof,' a banner says. Pic: AP
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Pic: Reuters
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Protesters in Palma de Mallorca. Pic: Reuters
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'Neither houses without people, nor people without houses'. Pic: Reuters
IDF claims it mistakenly identified Gaza aid workers as threat – after video of deadly attack emerges
The Israeli military originally claimed the vehicles did not have any headlights or emergency signals and were therefore targeted as they looked “suspicious”.
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Palestinians mourning the medics after their bodies were recovered. Pic: Reuters
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The clip is filmed through a vehicle windscreen – with three red light vehicles visible in front
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New video undermines Israel’s account of aid worker deaths – and suggests cover-up somewhere along chain
Newly emerged footage of the moment 15 aid workers were attacked shows their ambulances and fire insignia were clearly visible to Israeli troops who opened fire on them.
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The bodies of the eight Red Crescent medics were among the 15 recovered from a mass grave. Pic: Reuters
Number of deaths from Myanmar earthquake rises – as US aid workers ‘laid off’ after arriving to help
A further 4,850 people are injured and 220 missing – while rescuers have saved 653 survivors trapped under the debris, according to Myanmar state-run media.
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People shelter in a makeshift tent camp. Pic: Reuters
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‘Truth and reconciliation’: What hopes are there for the future of Prince Harry’s charity?
It's been an explosive week for Sentebale, with acrimony and anger on both sides – but there is also the desire to try to explain what they feel caused this catastrophic breakdown.
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Prince Harry visits the Kasane Health Post, run by the Sentebale charity, in Botswana in 2019. File pic: Reuters
Children among 19 killed in Russian attack on Zelenskyy’s home city
Fifty people are also wounded in the missile strike on Kryvyi Rih, according to emergency services, and regional governor Serhiy Lysak says more than 30, including a three-month-old baby, are in hospital.
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Pic: Telegram/Zelenskyy
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Pic: Telegram/Zelenskyy
North Korea: Kim Jong Un test-fires ‘new sniper rifle’ while visiting special forces
The North Korean leader visits the military training base of his special forces troops.
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The North Korean leader points to a hole in the centre of a target. Pic: Reuters
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Mr Kim visits a military training base in North Korea. Pic: Reuters
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Russia’s ‘chessboard killer’ Alexander Pichushkin poised to confess to 11 more murders, officials say
Serial killer Alexander Pichushkin was imprisoned in 2007 for 48 murders.
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Pichushkin in a Moscow court in October 2007. Pic: Reuters
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