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Pope Francis suffers ‘breathing crisis’ making condition suddenly worse | Pope Francis newsthirst.

Pope Francis has suffered an “isolated breathing crisis” which caused him to vomit, provoking a “sudden worsening” of his respiratory condition, the Vatican said. The episode happened on Friday afternoon after the pontiff, 88, spent the morning alternating “respiratory training” with prayer in the chapel at Rome’s Gemelli hospital, where he has been battling pneumonia…

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Bargain Hunt auctioneer cleared of coercive control and assault allegations | Derby newsthirst.

The celebrity auctioneer Charles Hanson has been unanimously cleared of coercive control and assault allegations made against him by his wife. The trial heard allegations that Hanson, 46, put Rebecca Hanson in a headlock while she was pregnant with a baby she later lost, repeatedly “grabbed” her, locked her in a hotel room, pushed her…

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Meta apologises over flood of gore, violence and dead bodies on Instagram | Meta newsthirst.

Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta has apologised after Instagram users were subjected to a flood of violence, gore, animal abuse and dead bodies on their Reels feeds. Users reported the footage after an apparent malfunction in Instagram’s algorithm, which curates what people see on the app. Reels is a feature on the social media platform that allows…

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NSW children’s guardian stands down amid inquiry into ‘serious allegations’ | New South Wales newsthirst.

The NSW children’s guardian has stepped aside while “serious and disturbing allegations” are investigated as part of an independent inquiry. The guardian, Stephen Kinmond, agreed to step aside from his role as the state’s child safey watchdog following the allegations, the NSW government confirmed on Friday night. “These allegations are serious and disturbing,” minister for…

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Bank of England must proceed with caution over future rate cuts, says deputy governor | Bank of England newsthirst.

Bank of England policymakers must proceed cautiously – like mountaineers – as they cut interest rates in the months ahead as inflation risks rise, according to the central bank’s deputy governor, Dave Ramsden. In a speech at Stellenbosch University in South Africa, Ramsden – a climber himself – returned to the mountain analogy previously used…

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Weather tracker: six cyclones swirl simultaneously in southern hemisphere | Australia news newsthirst.

An uncommon meteorological event unfolded on Tuesday when six named tropical cyclones were active simultaneously in the southern hemisphere, several in close proximity to one another. Three developed in the south-west Pacific. Severe Tropical Cyclone Alfred formed on 20 February in the Coral Sea to the north-east of Australia, reaching an intensity equivalent to a…

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