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Pope Leo celebrates open-air mass before 700,000 people in Paris - AOL (opens the original)
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Hundreds of thousands of people lined the Avenue des Champs-Élysées in Paris on Saturday to attend an open-air mass with Pope Leo, on the second day of his visit to France. The Vatican estimated 700,000 people turned out for the outdoor mass with the 71-year-old American pope – about 100,000 more than the number of people who had registered to attend. It took place at the Place de la Concorde, the site of bloody executions by guillotine during the French Revolution – when Louis XVI’s staunchly
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Crowds line Place de la Concorde on second day of pontiff’s first official papal visit to France in 18 years Hundreds of thousands of people lined the Avenue des Champs-Élysées in Paris on Saturday to attend an open-air mass with Pope Leo, on the second day of his visit to France. The Vatican estimated 700,000 people turned out for the outdoor mass with the 71-year-old American pope – about 100,000 more than the number of people who had registered to attend. It took place at the Place de la Con
Wasp spider seen in north of England latest ‘climate refugee’ amid global heating - AOL (opens the original)
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She is an unlikely harbinger of the climate emergency: a venomous black and yellow spider who spins mysterious patterns in her webs and eats her mates for breakfast. Native to mainland Europe, north Africa and Asia, the Argiope bruennichi – commonly known as a wasp spider – is rarely seen in the north and west of Britain. But a fully grown female has been spotted in Cheshire for the first time by conservationists from Chester zoo, who stumbled across the large, brightly striped arachnid in a rew
‘I felt robbed’: bereaved parents hope for answers from Sussex maternity review - AOL (opens the original)
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Susan Cacciacarro was almost 37 weeks pregnant with her daughter Chiara when she woke up one morning in 2021, unable to feel her baby kicking. “My belly just didn’t feel right,” she said. “I didn’t feel any movements.” Chiara, her first child, had been diagnosed with a hole in her heart during a 20-week scan. Since then, Cacciacarro’s pregnancy had been classed as high risk and the growth of her baby had been regularly monitored in hospital. But when a 34-week scan revealed Chiara had lost weigh
âI felt robbedâ: bereaved parents hope for answers from Sussex maternity review (opens the original)
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Review led by Donna Ockenden launches after campaign by families and media investigation into deaths at NHS trust Susan Cacciacarro was almost 37 weeks pregnant with her daughter Chiara when she woke up one morning in 2021, unable to feel her baby kicking. âMy belly just didnât feel right,â she said. âI didnât feel any movements.â Chiara, her first child, had been diagnosed with a hole in her heart during a 20-week scan. Since then, Cacciacarroâs pregnancy had been classed as high
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