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Pope apologises for Canadian schools scandal

ROME: Pope Francis apologised on Friday for abuse committed at church-run residential schools in Canada, telling Indigenous delegations at the Vatican it caused him “pain and shame”.

Bangkok Post

Ukraine war: Angelina Jolie visits Ukrainian child refugees in Rome

Of the 1,232 people killed the UN estimates 58 children have died while 81 have also been injured since the Russian invasion of Ukraine

Evening Standard

Angelina Jolie visits Ukrainian refugees in Italian children’s hospital

Actor and UN special envoy was visiting Bambino Gesú hospital in Rome

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‘I needed to be here’: Indigenous delegates speak their truths

Al Jazeera speaks to Indigenous delegates meeting with Pope Francis to demand an apology for residential schools.

Al Jazeera

A short history of Europe: From Pericles to Putin, with Simon Jenkins

Bestselling author Simon Jenkins takes you on a whistlestop tour through the history of Europe, from warring peoples in Greece and Rome, through the Dark Ages, the French Revolution, and two world wars, and right up to the present day

The Guardian - UK

Indigenous delegates hold first talks with Pope Francis in Rome

Indigenous leaders are seeking apology from the pope for the Catholic Church’s role in Canada’s ‘residential schools’.

Al Jazeera

Conger ice shelf has collapsed: what you need to know, according to experts

East Antarctica’s Conger ice shelf – a floating platform the size of Rome – broke off the continent on March 15, 2022. Since the beginning of satellite observations in the 1970s, the tip of the shelf had been disintegrating into icebergs in a series of what glaciologists call calving events.

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Draghi tells Zelenskiy he has Italy's backing, Rome will work for end of war

Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi on Monday discussed the latest developments of the war in Ukraine with its president Volodymyr Zelenskiy and reiterated Rome's support for the Ukrainian authorities and people, Draghi's office said.

Reuters

The Indigenous elder hoping for an apology from the pope

A survivor of Canada’s residential schools is on a mission to get the Catholic Church to apologise for its role in them.

Al Jazeera

Raphael at the National Gallery - what’s so great about the High Renaissance master?

The painter’s serene works will soon be on display in a blockbuster show in London

Evening Standard

Russian ambassador sues Italian daily over Putin article

The Russian ambassador to Italy, Sergey Razov, said on Friday he was suing Italian newspaper La Stampa over an article that had raised the possibility of killing President Vladimir Putin.

Reuters

Friday favourite: The "old fashioned" Macau-like Formula E venue

Drivers who like street circuits are spoiled for choice in Formula E. For Lucas di Grassi, the updated Rome track that made its debut last year is the best of them all and merits comparison with the revered Macau circuit, despite its imperfections

Autosport

Amid ‘Rust’ tragedy legal drama, Alec Baldwin back to work shooting Christmas movies in Rome

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas for Alec Baldwin — even though the “Rust” tragedy still looms over his head.

Tribune News Service

Jet2 issues latest on deals to Italy, France, Greece and Croatia

These travel deals are to some Oscar-worthy locations

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TV tonight: Joanna Lumley is whisked away to Rome by a handsome stranger

The velvety voiced actor continues her new travelogue in Italy. Plus, Lila’s health gets worse in My Brilliant Friend. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Independent UK

Stuart Hogg tipped to lose Scotland captaincy after Six Nations

It emerged on the eve of Saturday’s 26-5 defeat in Ireland that Hogg was one of six players who had broken team protocol to attend a bar upon returning to Edinburgh

The Guardian - UK

Goals rain in for Tammy Abraham as derby win keeps sun shining at Roma

The forward is flourishing under José Mourinho and scored the earliest ever Serie A Rome derby goal against Lazio on Sunday

The Independent UK

‘When you say fantastic, I disagree’: Jose Mourinho demands more from Tammy Abraham

The former Chelsea striker’s double in the Rome derby extended his record to 23 goals this season

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Italy, U.S., France, Germany and Britain leaders to hold call on Monday - statement

Italy's Prime Minister Mario Draghi will hold a phone call with U.S. President Joe Biden, French President Emmanuel Macron, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson later on Monday, Rome's government said in a statement.

The Guardian - AU

Melbourne are the great NRL dynasty, but are these the last days of Rome?

The empire is not crumbling yet but signs over the past six months have not been good for the Storm

Reuters

Pope visits Ukrainian children war refugees in Rome hospital

Pope Francis on Saturday made a surprise visit to young Ukrainian war refugees being treated in a paediatric hospital in Rome.

Daily Mirror

'Joanna Lumley gives a fabulous tour of Europe in her new travel show'

Joanna Lumley’s Great Cities Of The World shows off the real hidden sights of Paris, Berlin and Rome with a touch of glamour, says Sara Wallis

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Henrik Stenson lost out on millions by locking himself into Ryder Cup captaincy, but kept a dream alive

Henrik Stenson is Europe’s new Ryder Cup skipper for next year’s match in Rome.

Bangkok Post

Sanctions aren't new, ask the Romans

Attacks on a state's economy can inflict immense damage, but sanctions and other tools of economic warfare are unlikely to defeat a superior military power. Instead, economic disruptions may prompt the state to fight even harder to defend itself. The anger and anxiety economic disruptions produce can accelerate rather than…

Wales Online

Teaching assistant asked for compassionate leave but went on holiday to Italy

She was caught out when colleagues saw photos from Rome posted on Facebook

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