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Pope to be hospitalised on Tuesday for lung operation

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The Holy See said the Pope was expected to remain in hospital for a week after the operation, requiring changes to his schedule. The Prefecture of the Papal Household announced...

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A craving for beauty: Patrick van der Vorst

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Helena Kennedy – a law unto herself

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