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Pope Francis funeral: A visual guide and timeline
The procession, the ancient rituals and the symbolic changes - how Pope Francis will make his final journey.
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Pope Francis order of service: Funeral Mass published in full
The Vatican has released the order of service ahead of the funeral of Pope Francis on Saturday.
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Santa Maria Maggiore: The church to become Pope Francis's resting place
The Pope would visit Santa Maria Maggiore whenever he returned to Rome and chose it as the site of his grave.
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A simple wooden coffin amidst extraordinary opulence
BBC News NI's William Crawley reflects on the late pontiff's funeral.
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Thousands line streets of Rome as Pope Francis laid to rest after Vatican funeral
World leaders and royalty joined 400,000 people for the funeral mass and procession.
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Pope Francis - Wikipedia
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Images of Pope Francis' tomb in Santa Maria Maggiore church released
The late pontiff was laid to rest in a private ceremony on Saturday following a public funeral at the Vatican on Saturday.
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RFK Jr cancels $500m in mRNA vaccine development in the US
Since taking office, the vaccine sceptic has made a number of changes to how vaccines are regulated.
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Zara ads banned for featuring 'unhealthily thin' models
It comes after the advertising watchdog banned M&S and Next ads for showing models who appeared too thin.
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Cross-channel migrant-smuggling gang exposed by BBC undercover filming
Exclusive: Secret filming reveals smugglers' forest hideout and cash deals at UK train station.
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The BBC visits the Korean survivors of the Hiroshima bomb
When the atom bomb was dropped, 140,000 Koreans were in Japan's Hiroshima city, many as forced labour.
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Nasa to build nuclear reactor on the Moon by 2030 - US media
The reactor would provide power for humans on the Moon but there are questions about feasability.
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Aalborg Zoo asks for unwanted pets to feed its predators
Aalborg Zoo says the unique scheme is aimed at mimicking what its predators would eat in the wild.
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Mission under way to save 'world's most beautiful' snails
Researchers in Cuba and the UK are working together to reveal the biological secrets of the beautiful but endangered Polymita snail.
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How the mystery of Winston Churchill's dead platypus was finally solved
The mystery of a dead platypus, a Nazi submarine and a 45-day voyage has long remained unsolved - until now.
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Russian volcano erupts for first time in centuries
The eruption of a volcano in Russia's Kamchatka peninsula may be linked to a massive earthquake last week, experts say.
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North Korea sent me abroad to be a secret IT worker. My wages funded the regime
In a rare interview, a former North Korean IT worker reveals the secret scheme raising funds for Kim Jong Un’s regime.
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Tech giants blocking some Ukraine and Gaza posts under new online rules
Tech companies are restricting debates of public interest to comply the Online Safety Act, analysis shows.
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What screen time really does to children's brains
Screen time has become synonymous with bad news - but the science may not be as straightforward as it seems
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Three-minute heroes - BBC News
TikTok made songs shorter but now artists are pushing back with longer tracks with more emotional resonance.
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Christmas in July: Why Australians celebrate Christmas twice a year
The Australian tradition was born in the 1980s after a group of Irishmen became homesick for a winter Christmas.
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What does recognising a Palestinian state mean?
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has announced that the UK will recognise a Palestinian state in September unless Israel meets certain conditions.
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TikTok and Instagram beauty spots creating work for rescue teams
Mountain rescuers rush to save a young couple stranded in a quarry after watching a TikTok video.
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UK to recognise Palestinian state unless Israel meets conditions
The PM says he will take the action in September, unless Israel takes steps including agreeing a ceasefire.
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Outcry after German zoo culled baboons due to overcrowding
The zoo in Nuremberg said it knew many people would be "upset" or "infuriated" by the decision.
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