st. peter's square.or bronchitis. we will see if he is able to get into the pope mobile and everybody is hoping they get the glimpse or that he passes by to get the picture with pope francis. >> the pope decided not to do the homily. why is that? >> he is saving his energy it's rather humble of him to say people don't need to hear from me all the time and if he is preserving his energy to do what he can. we will most likely hear from pope francis as has been mentioned a blessing to the city and to the world. also speaking about what is going on in the world. usually talking about the areas of great suffering talk about the war in ukraine. so we will most likely hear from pope francis but instead to give some direction. >> he seems to be in very good spirits as he greets the cardinals he is smiling and shaking hands and happy to be there you can tell. >> yes he must be invigorated to see the crowd. after all this is what the ministry is all about to bring the gospel to the people of god. he understands he

st. peter's square. the last time we saw him here was wednesday, before the 86-year-old was rushed to rome's giamelli hospital for trouble breathing. it was bronchitis, and by friday he was already well enough to baptize a baby in the same hospital. miguel angel, just a few weeks old. and on his way out the next morning he signed a boy's cast and embraced the distraught youn en he feeling, he quipped -- "it seems like i'm still alive." today in st. peter's he did struggle through a nagging cough and hoarse voice as he read the homily. and he had help from a cardinal during altar duties. nothing new since he began suffering from knee pain last year. you can feel a collective sigh of relief amongst the thousands of faithful here. their prayers answered to hear their upontive speaking in st. peter's square and not lying in a hospital bed. >> reporter: shelly is visiting from phoenix. >> you seem moved. >> i am. very moved. it's very spiritual. you don't realize how it makes you feel. >> reporter: while some

you know, he's the successor of st peter and st peter's basic job was to witness to the resurrection. you know, think of all the things the pope has to do, but his fundamental task is to witness to the resurrection of jesus from the dead so that we have the successor of st peter, the successor of julius caesar is long gone long disappeared. but strangely, the successor of peter is still here in the city of rome, and the pope is proclaiming the resurrection within you know, a few yards of where the body of saint peter lies. i think that's a very powerful witness. to the importance of this message. and so you're right for catholics to see the success of repeater proclaiming that message very important. this is one of the holiest times of the liturgical year for christians. so how are you preparing for easter services? well here in my own diocese. i have the easter vigil tonight at eight o'clock, then i have the easter sunday mass tomorrow. i had the good friday service last night. i had the holy thursday service the night before. so for a bishop in his diocese, you know, holy week we ca

the service ended with a procession in st peter's square.t pictures and we will see them again now. from the pope's perspective as he waves on his departure through the crowds throughout st peter's, one of the busiest sundays of the coroner. nixon day will be easter sunday, marking the resurrection of christ after his crucifixion. and palm sunday today marks the moment when christ entered jerusalem on the start of his lastjourney. we will have more from rome with our correspondentjenny hill later in this hour. tornadoes, apparently. authorities in the united states have been this assessing the damage caused by severe storms and tornadoes. at least 21 people are now known to have died, as the storms ripped through the south and the midwest, leaving a trail devastation. hardest hit were tennessee, arkansas and indiana. in illinois, one person was killed, when a theatre roof collapsed in chicago. 0ur reporter shelley phelps has more. two tornadoes left a trail of destruction in arkansas. this was the small town of wynne where at least four peop

st. peter's square.ast time we saw him here was wednesday, before the 86-year-old was rushed to rome's hospital for trouble breathing. it was bronchitis. by friday, he was already well enough to baptize a baby in the same hospital, miguel angel, just a few weeks old. on his way out the next morning, he signed a boy's cast and embraced the distraught young parents of the daughter they lost overnight. when asked how he was feeling, he quipped -- it seems like i'm still alive. today, in st. peter's, he did struggle through a nagging cough and hoarse voice as he read the homily. and he had help from a cardinal during altar duties, nothing new since he began suffering from knee pain last year. you can feel a collective sigh of relief amongst the thousands of faithful here. their prayers answered to hear their pontiff speaking in st. peter's square and not lying in a hospital bed. shelly is visiting from phoenix. you seem moved. >> i am. very moved. it's very spiritual. you don't realize how it makes you feel.

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st. peter's basilica, the pope headed the vatican, francis most recently suffered from severe bronchitis, despite feeling unwell, he spent the entire service. today , tens of thousands of believers have joined the easter missions on st. peter's square , where, at the end of the service, the pontiff traditionally addresses all catholics of the world , a festive service was also held in moscow in the largest russian church from immaculate after the conception of the virgin mary, after the sabbath vigils , the believers kindled a symbolic fire in the street and shared the fire with each other. after the end of inessa, the parishioners went to break their fast after a long fast. the match for the title of world chess champion was played, it is attended by the russian grandmaster, ian nepomniachtchi and the best chinese player. chess advantages of this i don't remember therefore, there will be both a war of nerves and a war of preparation. last year i nepomniachtchi convincingly won the candidates tournament without suffering a single defeat, he won the right to participate in the match for th

from the early hours, they streamed into st peter's square for easter mass.there had been doubts about whether the pope would be well enough to take part in events at all. some here told of their relief when he appeared, but there was still nervousness as to how strong he really was, after his bout of bronchitis. once the service got under way, pope francis seemed untroubled. but it was once the mass was over that he appeared most relaxed. though for the first time, he'd missed one event on good friday, he'd now successfully negotiated the rest of the toughest week in his calendar. well, there have been moments in the week during services when the pope has seemed a little breathless, a little weak, even. but every time he's been in the crowds and interacted with people, he's really appeared to be much more energized. he looked in really good health. you know, the crowd, i'm sure, were encouraging him along, but he looked very healthy, you know, happy and doing doing his job very well. and it was great to see him in fine spirits. translation: i was very worrie

from the early hours, they streamed into st peter's square for easter mass.go, there had been doubts about whether the pope would be well enough to take part in events at all. some here told of their relief when he appeared, but there was still nervousness as to how strong he really was, after his bout of bronchitis. once the service got under way, pope francis seemed untroubled. but it was once the mass was over that he appeared most relaxed. though for the first time, he'd missed one event on good friday, he'd now successfully negotiated the rest of the toughest week in his calendar. well, there have been moments in the week during services when the pope has seemed a little breathless, a little weak, even. but every time he's been in the crowds and interacted with people, he's really appeared to be much more energised. he looked in really good health. you know, the crowd, i'm sure, were encouraging him along, but he looked very healthy, you know, happy and doing doing his job very well. and it was great to see him in fine spirits. translation: i was very wo

st. peter's basilica.d pope, suffering from poor health, who was emerging from hospital a week ago from bronchitis. however, he clearly has been able to attend. he has had to cancel one appointment, but he has been able to attend this evening. at this very important moment. he speaks italian amen. amen. the pope was absent at the good friday procession because of ill health and it is comparatively cold in rome. the easter vigil mass in st. peter's basilica. china has started three days of military exercises off the coast opposite taiwan. beijing, which views taiwan as a breakaway province of china, called the operation a "stern warning" to the island's government. taiwan says 71 chinese planes and nine ships crossed the taiwan strait median line, an unofficial dividing line between chinese and taiwanese territory. the mobilisations began hours after taiwan's president returned from a trip to the united states, where she angered china by meeting the house speaker kevin mccarthy. i wasjoined earlier by the f

that being said, i mean the, the vatican has been open for business in st. peter's has been open for business for at least a year, a year and a half now. so you know, i think that what would be interesting to see, and i don't know if you remember this, but there was this very famous image of the pope walking alone through st. peter to lead mass. i believe it was actually easter sunday. and now what we're going to cease back again, the vatican in full sort of, you know, in full page and, and full of people. i mean, in the sense it's very warming is a very warming event. there's poetry to this very spot, a trick to this one can say d, w 's martin gag. many, many thanks. you're welcome. russia has taken over the rotating presidency of the united nations security council, sparking a furious reaction in ukraine. in his daily address, ukraine's president vladimir lensky deemed it absurd and called the council, a bankrupt institution. he says it ought to be reformed, so as not to allow a terrorist state to disrupt peace. savanski also called for russia to be held accountable for its actions

pastoral engagement is so important for this policy being there at the time in which essentially st. peter, we opens for sunday met 1st and the missouri for eastern mass, which is actually effectively next week. but it was very, very important for this open, very important for his, for his invite for his interaction. right. and we already said it several times. this is a very busy week for the catholic church. what in store for the pope? well, i mean the entire week will be full as order of fact with all sorts of events leading up to sunday mass next week on the 9th. and that is really the moment in which sort of the church shines again, but the vatican shines again with all the faithful coming in. we're probably going to see bigger crowds than today, which obviously can be quite taxing for an 86 year old. but but again, i mean i think that this is a message that they're you know, bent on sending. right. well d, w religious affairs correspondent martin gawker so good to have in the studio. thank you. thank you again. and in other news now, russia has taken over the rotating presidency of t

st. peter's square, where francis is expected to speak about conflicts around the world, festive servicesalso taking place in catholic churches around the world in our country's largest cathedral of the immaculate conception of the virgin mary in moscow after the subbotnik genius, believers they kindled a symbolic fire in the street and shared fire with each other. after the end of the mass, the parishioners went home for the traditional festive fire dinner. today, eight-year-old andrei from saratov is preparing for a complex operation that will allow him to live a long and happy life in a child with acute lymphoblastic leukemia . parents alone cannot collect such an amount . svetlana gordeeva on how to help. i have an easy illness since when andryusha was very small, even with colds , pediatricians rarely got sick, who came to us when he rarely got colds always surprised that we have no medicine at home. everything changed 3 years ago when andrei caught a viral infection. the first problem, andrey had the second one, and in april. well, actually, in the spring of 2020. he began to get ti

st. peter's batican was headed by pope francis. most recently, the pontiff suffered from severe bronchitis, but despite feeling unwell, he spent the entire service. today, tens of thousands of believers will join the easter messi on st. peter's square , a festive service was also held in moscow in the largest russian church of the immaculate conception of the virgin mary after saturday money, the believers symbolically lit a fire on the street and shared fire with each other. after the end of mass. parishioners. set off breaking the fast after fasting now in the situation in the donbass in the morning, the kiev security forces resumed shelling under artillery fire, nato, caliber, donetsk panteleymonovka and yelenovka the night before, ukrainian artillery hit the streets of yasynuvata according to the latest data, two people were killed , a kindergarten and several apartment buildings were damaged. as they said in the vostok grouping in the south-donetsk direction of our military, they have already thwarted three enemy attempts to c

his message to the faithful at st peter's square today. and the san francisco tradition for the 1/100 year, shining as a beacon for easter morning. i'm spencer christian weekend warming trend is underway. i'll show you what to expect for easter sunday and my accuweather forecast coming up, abc seven news at 4 30 continues. alright about this thing your friends so much intact. every community feels i. spring home show is back april 14th through the 16th at the alameda county fairgrounds come see the newest in kitchens and baths, windows and doors. he didn't air custom backyards and more. it's the spring home show april 14th through the 16th at the alameda county para grounds . hopkins with brothers buy homes .com and i want to buy your house. i'll make you an as is cash off. run your house within 24 hours, whether it's a total fixer upper or in perfect condition. brothers buy homes .com is the easiest way to sell your house. when you sell your house. two brothers buy homes .com there's no fees, no commissions, no banks and no repairs. just

the service ended with a procession in st peter's square.owds of worshippers from his popemobile. 0ur correspondentjenny hill sent us this update. the palm sunday mass has just ended and the atmosphere in this square is one of real excitement and joy. that is in part because pope francis has just done a couple of turns of the square in his popemobile, waving really rather energetically to the crowds who were delighted to see him. that is of course because so many here feared he would not make it to the palm sunday mass but he has been here, he was able to preside over the service, although he sat for most of it and a cardinal took the more strenuous job of standing and presiding over, celebrating the actual mass at the altar. pope francis himself, even as he left hospital yesterday, seemed really keen to show how enthusiastic he was to get back to doing the job. this is a really important moment in the church calendar. palm sunday kicks off holy week which culminates next weekend in easter sunday. it is the most sacred, the most important ti

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those are the images they are from rome from st peter's square. hopefully. the collapse of a four—storey building in the southern french port city of marseille — has injured five people — but rescue workers fear there could be many more trapped under the rubble. the building in central marseille's la plaine district collapsed on sunday. rescue workers say it is the fire that is hampering their search for more possible victims. so far 11 have been evacuated from two neighbouring buildings damaged by the collapse. the uk health secretary steve barclay has accused the doctors' union the bma of taking a "militant stance" and pressing ahead with strikes that he says "carry a considerable risk to patient safety". mr barclay accuses the union of timing the four—day strikes to cause "maximum disruption". the national medical director of nhs england has also warned that the industrial action will cause "unparalleled levels of disruption" to the health service — as simon jones reports. chanting: one, two, three four! we can't take it any more! - junior doct

and these are live pictures of st peter's square where the 86—year—old has been addressing tens of thousandsrshippers who've gathered to mark the mass which is a major event in the church calendar. severe storms batter the north—east of the united states after leaving a trail of devastation in the south and midwest. at least 21 people are known to have died. these are two of three british men the uk foreign office says it is trying to get in touch with since being detained by secret police in afghanistan. more than 100,000 people take part in protests across israel for the 13th consecutive week against judicial reforms — despite the government's decision to pause the legislation. the uk's home secretary tells the bbc the government is looking at further land sites and vessels to house migrants. we do need to increase our detention. we have several thousand places that we use and we have capacity. we will need to increase some of our detention capacity. hello and welcome to bbc news. pope francis is presiding over palm sunday mass at the vatican shortly — just a day after leaving hospital in

st. peter's square. the pontiff returning to his role in public service yesterday, one week after he left the rome hospital where he was treated for bronchitis. hello, and welcome to a special 90-minute edition of "fox news live," and happy ether from all of us at fox -- happy -- easter from all of us at fox news. pope appealed for dialogue between israelis and palestinians as violence in the holy land has flared up yet again. trey yingst is live in jerusalem where holy week ceremonies are taking place right now. ray? >> reporter: arthel, here in the holy land and around the world, people are marking easter sunday. in vatican city the, pope francis delivered concern delivered his traditional easter message while sitting in a chair overlooking st. peter's square. it was unclear if the pope would appear. the pontiff spoke about conflict around the world with, specifically mentioning the war in usain and the increasing violence across the middle east the pope edgerred -- resumed dialogue to end rising edges

st. peter's square in rome.onchitis during his three day hospital stay and the 86-year-old said he was in good spirits as he left the hospital. he even jokingly told reporters i am still alive. the vatican has said he will take part in a full array of easter offense this week, the busiest time in the roman catholic church calendar. today during mass frances urged the world to take better care of the poor, lonely and the sick. to developing news, twitter has removed the blue checkmarks from the new york times main account. twitter ceo elon musk said to be verified checkmarks were going to be taken away this weekend from accounts that did not buy a premium twitter subscription. the times said it would not pay and it's check mark was pulled this morning. the times is considered one of elon musk's most despised news organizations because of its aggressive reporting on his companies, twitter and tesla. san francisco supervisors are planning to debate a contentious plan to modernize an iconic theater. the seating arra

then on saturday , the easter vigil and on sunday easter sunday mass in st peter's square.elia gallagher, cnn rome. in iran. many women are condemning a yogurt attack on two women for allegedly not wearing the hijab. this viral cctv video shows the moment when a man enters the shop confronts them, then proceeds to dump the tub of yogurt on their heads. the two women were arrested for failing to wear the hijab in public, according to missin news agency is not a bashir joins us now. i mean, it's just a horrible video to watch. obviously the two women would have known that they were taking a risk in defying the u no obligation to where um, the dress code, but it seems like almost what we witness is like a microcosm of the tensions going on right now in iran because you have this awful attack the women defying the dress code. i think the shopkeeper tried to stop the man because obviously he wasn't he wanted to defend the women wasn't happy with what he saw. what was your reaction? absolutely. i mean, this is what we're seeing today in day out in iran women bravely defying the d

thousands gathered in st peter's square waving palm and olive branches as pope francis was driven intorated mass — his initial blessing was made standing up, but he spent the rest of the service sitting down. in his homily, he called on people not to ignore those experiencing great suffering and solitude. the service ended with a procession in st peter's square and the pontiff left waving to crowds of worshippers from the popemobile. well, in a rare move, greek museums have allowed pet owners to bring their four—legged friends inside to enjoy some art in athens. it's part of an initiative to promote animal adoption on world stray animal day. stephanie prentice reports. a time for quiet contemplation. aas well as expressing opinions. as this gallery in greece opened its doors to dogs, primarily to promote people adopting strays but also to allow owners to bond with their pets in a new way. art is a living thing and to be able to bring your dog, bring your life here, is fantastic. i think more museums could, you know, could follow this example. the dogs enjoyed an afternoon of modern art

in lugansk people's republic this night , hundreds of believers came to st. peternd paul cathedral. this is the oldest temple. for the sake of the holiday in luhansk, the curfew was canceled for one day in luhansk, and today, early in the morning , a particle of the holy fire from jerusalem was delivered to the republic, as well as to other regions of russia , margarita semenyuk will tell about the mood with which the people of luhansk met easter at the festive service tatyana kolesnik cannot delay tears, her son fought for the freedom and independence of the russian world. it's very hard, of course, but you have to live we must continue, even against the front, we go with me, in my opinion, we trust him, we believe him, of course, of course, all the guys who were guarded by the burial man. your mother is loaded with their bedspreads. how would they all return home alive and healthy. sons. husbands tatyana came with her granddaughter. my girl, who studies at sunday school, knows all the orthodox holidays on a par with adults, and honors traditions on this day, you

we begin at the vatican, where thousands of catholic worshippers have gathered in st peter's square tothe pope lead easter mass, and pronounce the traditional �*to the city and the world' blessing — he's doing that now, let's listen in. this is the national anthem of the italian republic in 1946. forcedwhite translation: dear brothers and sisters, christ is risen. on this day we proclaim, that he, the lord of our life is the resurrection and the life of the world. today is easter, a word that needs passage four in jesus world. today is easter, a word that needs passage four injesus the decisive passage of humanity has been made, the passage from death to life, from fear to confidence, from desolation to communion. he is the lord of time and history. i'd like to say to everyone with heartfelt joy, happy to say to everyone with heartfelt joy, happy easter to everyone. people are responding to the holy father who is seated today. translation:— father who is seated today. translation: ., ., , , , ., translation: four dear sisters and brothers, translation: four dear sisters and brothers. f

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to vatican city, where pope francis will lead a celebration of the lord's passion easter mass at st peter'says over the health of the pope and that hospital stay, the health of the pope and that hospitalstay, but the health of the pope and that hospital stay, but he is there overseeing this easter mass at st peter's, and we will keep an eye on proceedings there, and there you see the magnificent settings as that mass gets under way, the pope recovering from that bronchitis of last week, spending three nights in hospital, but there you see live pictures coming to us from vatican city. police in northern ireland have warned that some dissident republicans could try to provoke street violence over the easter weekend. the country is marking the 25th anniversary since the signing of the good friday agreement, which largely ended 30 years of sectarian violence. hundreds of extra police have been brought in for events which culminate with a visit to belfast by us president joe biden on wednesday. a quarter of a century after that agreement was struck, political tensions remain in northern ireland.

st. peters square tomorrow.sing and mask, excuse me easter blessing and messag from the central osha on st. peters and that is called th city in the world. i will tell, you this mass this easter vigil mass has bee going on now for almost two an a house hours. they have just finishe distributing communion and w saw pope francis himself distribute communion he came in and his wheelchair, he has read several prayer during this mass he delivered the homily of, hi voice sounded strong, not hors at all i did not notice that he coughed, it was one of the things we have been watching for because he dealt wit bronchitis this has been certainly a even that will test his stamina and so, far he seems to be holding up pretty well yasmin >> i can only imagine what i is like to be at the vatican a this time of the year as the easter celebrations are ongoin and what an incredible momen to be there. and we can understand right, why the pope would rush back and want to be there t celebrate alongside catholic on easter sunday does

before circling st peter's square in the pope mobile, waiting to the cheering faithful. then from the famous lodger delivering his easter message, every sort of brothers and sisters, he says. christ is risen. pope francis also praying for peace between israel and palestine amid continuing violence. just have your. saying i expressed deep concern about the attacks in recent days that threatened the desired climate of trust and mutual respect. it is necessary to resume dialogue between israelis and palestinians. francis also speaking about the war in ukraine, motto ukraine beloved ukrainian people on their journey towards peace and shed the light of easter upon the people of russia. the address comes just a week after pope francis was released from the hospital. and lindsay. certainly at 86 years old. there will be concerns about the pope's health moving forward, but the fact that he was able to lead easter mass this morning so soon after his illness was encouraging to so many lindsey reassuring in the midst of so much uncertainty , marcus thank you now to the war in ukrai

and pope francis has led mass in st peter's square in front of more than 30,000 people, kicking off theme.

thousands of catholic worshippers gathered at the vatican in st peter's square to hear the pope leadr mass, and pronounce the traditional �*to the city and the world' blessing. pope francis has called on the international community to strive to end conflicts across the globe and he spoke of his deep concern over recent attacks in jerusalem and the surrounding region lets have a listen to what the pope had to say. translation: on this day, lord, we entrust to you the city - ofjerusalem, the first witness of your resurrection. may there be a resumption of dialogue and a climate of trust and reciprocal respect between israelis and palestinians so that peace may rein in the holy city and in the entire region. lord, aid lebanon which still seeks stability and unity so that divisions may be overcome and all citizens cooperate for the common good of the country. be mindful of the beloved people of tunisia and in particular the young and those suffering from social and economic hardship, so that they may not lose hope and they work together to build a future of peace and fraternity. jewish w

these are the live pictures of st peter's square.oceedings. as aleem maqbool was saying, the pope will appear on the balcony a little later to present himself to the ground and to bless them. i will be his only it is translated from latin "to the city and to the world" it means. he is apparently in fine voice you wouldn't know that just a week ago he was in hospital with bronchitis. matt is still going on in rome and we will be back there a little later on. —— the mass. here it the uk, health secretary steve barclay has accused the doctors' union the bma of taking a "militant stance" and pressing ahead with strikes that he says "carry a considerable risk to patient safety". mr barclay accuses the union of timing the four—day strikes to cause "maximum disruption". the national medical director of nhs england has also warned that the industrial action will cause "unparalleled levels of disruption" to the health service — as simon jones reports. chanting: one, two, three four! we can't take it any more! - junior doctors in england are s

i don't think anybody on wednesday would have said that he would be in st peter's square. today for palm sunday mass. he went around in his pope mobile after mass through the crowds of vatican said some 60,000 people were present all the way down the via della conciliazione, that street leading up to st peter's basilica waving giving a thumbs up to the crowd. it's a scene we've seen many times before, of course, but somehow today took on kind of a new meaning because of all he's been through in the past few days. of course, this is only the start of what is a very busy week for pope francis at the vatican on thursday. he will be in a juvenile jail here in rome for the traditional holy thursday, washing of the feet. we don't know if he'll actually be doing that, because of course he has a knee problem. but then on friday, he will be in front of the coliseum here in rome for the way of the cross, and that's an evening ceremony and then on saturday for the easter vigil, and then on sunday, of course for easter mass in st peter's square, so i'm very busy week coming up for pop

in st peter's square, right?h and seemingly maintaining his sense of humor, as he did with you and your chat with him last week, delia gallagher, thanks so much happy easter. alright this week on searching for mexico, longoria continues her culinary adventure in oaxaca , where indigenous traditions and modern innovations create some of the country's most incredible food wonders. here's a preview we have our money place here. look at this. that smell nice. okay, here goes the moment. yes. and now our friend . to get it out. custom made chocolate is the crowning ingredient. so smooth and silky to this magnificently complex and sophisticated sauce. give you a taste, okay? place, okay? hmm what's super chocolatey? yeah. so good. you like it? yeah. oh, my god. i was gonna molly on my dress. you know, now i'm more happy in oaxaca real walking and marry. what color senora. yummy alright. the new episode of the cnn original series. eva longoria, searching for mexico airs tomorrow night at nine. right here on cnn. all rig

francis has one more easter event on sunday morning in st peter's square.and that would wrap up for him what has been a very challenging week, but he has proven to be up to the challenge . delia gallagher, cnn rome. the iranian government is turning to modern technology to find and punish women who don't cover their head in public. women have been required to wear her job since the iranian revolution in 1979 well recently, iranian police put down protests by women flouting the job loss. now please are going to use smart cameras to identify women who bare their hands in public. what is the for that plan over the use of advanced technology and equipment. the person is identified will be warned that person will be introduced to the judicial system with the documents to deal with this show. on march 30th two women without the hijab were in a store in northeastern iran when they were confronted by an angry man who dumped yogurt on them. the two women were arrested for not obeying the her job law. the man was arrested for quote, disturbing order. just ahead propo

the service ended with a procession in st peter's square.innish elections have given the centre—right national coalition party a 0.1% lead over prime minister sanna marin's social democrats. with 42% of the votes counted, the ncp have 20.8% of the vote with the government on 20.7, whilst the far—right finns party have 18.6%. full results are expected in the next few hours, with the winner overseeing the country's entry to nato. the chief executives of more than 200 academy schools in england say the regulator, ofsted, must rethink how it carries out inspections. they've told the bbc ofsted fails to take into account the effect the pandemic has had on schools serving poorer communities. it follows the death of a head teacher, who took her own life after her school was downgraded. here's our education editor, branwen jeffreys. music is important at this london primary school, but two ofsted inspections in the last year have struck a note of discord. it's been a year like no other. on a visit a year ago, inspectors raised concerns — they'd hear