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Pope's extraordinary confession to tens of thousands gathered in St Peter's Square
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Britain's most famous female judge arrested over claims she lied to police
Last Updated (Wednesday, 27 February 2013 09:09) Bathroom where Reeva was reportedly shot, after Pistorius fired gun through the door
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The defining images of 2012: Stunning pictures from the World Press Photo Awards
Last Updated (Tuesday, 19 February 2013 10:12) Oscar Pistorius weeps in the dock as he is formally charged with the murder of his model girlfriend
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The Pope used his final public appearance yesterday to reveal the toll the crises in the Catholic Church have taken on him. As a crowd of 200,000 packed St Peter’s Square, Benedict XVI admitted that in recent years God had seemed to him ‘to be sleeping’.
A judge has been arrested over claims that she lied about her involvement in leaking information on Chris Huhne to the Press, it was revealed yesterday.Constance Briscoe, 55, was questioned over allegations that she lied to police during the investigation into whether former Cabinet minister Huhne asked his then wife Vicky Pryce to take his speeding points.
Chilling photos have emerged of the bathroom where Oscar Pistorius' girlfriend lay dying after he gunned her down through the door. The luxurious stone-clad en-suite is now the focus of a murder inquiry as investigators try to piece together what happened in the toilet cubicle where Reeva Steenkamp spent her last moments.
The photo shows a group of men marching the dead bodies through a narrow street in Gaza City. The victims, a brother and sister, are wrapped in white cloth with only their faces showing. 'The strength of the pictures lies in the way it contrasts the anger and sorrow of the adults with the innocence of the children,' said jury member Mayu Mohanna of Peru. 'It's a picture I will not forget.'
Paralympic superstar Oscar Pistorius broke down in tears in court today as he was formally charged with the murder of his model girlfriend. The double amputee stood with his head bowed as one charge of murder was read out to him in Pretoria Magistrates' Court at around 11.30am local time (9.30am GMT). 






