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A number of royal families have confirmed their plans to attend the event on Thursday in St Peter's Square in Vatican City, presided over by Pope Francis.

'I remember with fondness my meeting with His Holiness during my visit to the Vatican in 2009. He also claimed in his autobiography, Benedict XVI: A Life, that 'a century ago, anyone would have thought it absurd to talk about homosexual marriage.' He was the first pope to retire from the papacy in 600 years. 'And the Queen was in Balmoral, but she came to Edinburgh and he arrived in the United Kingdom in Edinburgh in order to make sure that his first visit and his first steps in the United Kingdom were with the Queen. Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI, the first pope in 600 years to resign from the role, died in the Mater Ecclesiae Monastery in the Vatican at 9.34am on Saturday and is now lying in state His visit to the United Kingdom in 2010 was important in strengthening the relations between the Holy See and the United Kingdom. King Charles paid his respects to Pope Francis on the death of former Pope Benedict, praising his efforts to 'promote peace' between Catholic and Protestant communities. Meanwhile King Philippe of Belgium and his wife Queen Mathilde will also travel to the Vatican for the event The British monarch led tributes to 'God's Rottweiler' Pope Benedict XVI after his death, with the monarch expressing his 'deep sadness' at the death of the ex-pontiff as he praises his 'efforts to promote peace and goodwill to all people'. Meanwhile King Philippe of Belgium and his wife Queen Mathilde will also travel to the Vatican for the event, according to local media. Queen Sofia of Spain and King Philippe of Belgium are among the first foreign royals to announce their attendance at Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI's funeral this week (pictured, Queen Sofia) [Spain](/news/spain/index.html) and King Philippe of Belgium are among the first foreign royals to announce their attendance at Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI's funeral this week.

These monuments were also discovered in Egypt. Al-Masry Al-Youm visited the Neues Museum in Berlin, Germany, which includes thousands of artifacts on an area of ...

With the increase in the number of visitors, it was moved to the upper floor in 2005. The scientific history of Egyptology itself is also presented and clarified from depth for the first time through a collection of papyri in the museum’s antiquity library, she said. Egyptian archaeologist and former antiquities minister Zahi Hawass, meanwhile, said the statue of Nefertiti was illegally exported in 1912 by the German archaeologist Ludwig Borchardt, who found it in Tell el-Amarna. The committees discovered that it was illegally smuggled. In 1933, Egypt demanded the return of the Nefertiti statue, because it is believed that the statue was illegally smuggled, but Hitler refused at that time to return the statue, and he displayed it in a museum in the capital. When Borchardt found the statue of Nefertiti, he wrote in the discovery records that the statue was of gypsum stone to be able to smuggle the statue to Germany, Hawass said. There are archaeological columns of temples and mummies dating back to 2500 BC. When the museum was restored due to World War II and opened in 2009, many Egyptian antiquities were transferred to it, and the decoration of the ancient Greek and Roman heritage was preserved as an integral part of the building’s history, Zorn added. The statue is dealt with by the museum with a great deal of care and respect, and it is visited on a daily basis by up to 1500 visitors, she added. The area of Queen Nefertiti’s room is 126 square meters, and its height is approximately 17 meters, and the historical Greek and Roman decoration appears on the room due to the date of its establishment in 1850, as it was a display hall for Greek and Roman antiquities in that period, she said. The bust of Queen Nefertiti – like all pieces of the Egyptian Museum in Berlin – was legally removed out if Egypt, as the bust was found in the course of excavations authorized by the Egyptian Department of Antiquities, Olivia Zorn, deputy director of the Egyptian Museum in Berlin, said. In 1956 it was returned to Berlin and displayed in the Dahlem Museum, and in 1967 it was moved to the current Egyptian Museum in Berlin and was shown in the first floor.

The research suggested that providing a break in treatment to patients with advanced bowel cancer could benefit their quality of life and could also help save £ ...

“The panel applaud the work’s translation into policy in a short time frame, which is often very difficult, alongside its focus on patient quality of life. Through the deep relationships I forged at Queen’s, I have been able to develop high quality research that delivers impact.” Dr Henderson was awarded his PhD from Queen’s Management School in 2019.

A video of the Drag Queen RawBee Candles admitting to almost going to jail for having a relationship with a teenager has created a huge uproar all across.

We used the LGBTI flag to ask the kids what their favorite colour was and then asked them if they knew what that flag was," she said afterwards. RawBee Candles then admits the teenager in question was 15 years old, and for this reason the drag queen "almost went to jail". We started with their names, their favourite colour, to break the ice and get into a mood.

The Queen did dance with President Nkrumah, but it wasn't the pivotal political moment that Netflix made it out to be, according to Mr Nuno-Amarteifio. DON'T ...

It is suggested that in exchange for a photo with the Queen, the Ghanaian President will “come back to the fold” and distance his country from the Russians. The whole world would be watching.” Mr Nuno-Amarteifio explained: “If the Queen was brave to come to Ghana, he was also brave to welcome her, because it exposed him to tremendous embarrassment should anything happen. Some Britons will, therefore, remember one of the programme's first episodes, showing a young Queen Elizabeth on a trip to Ghana, where she danced with the country's President. The foxtrot, specifically. [Queen Elizabeth II](/latest/queen-elizabeth-ii-funeral), chronicling the early years of the late monarch’s reign.

Eva, from Easingwold, North Yorkshire, said the network's actions had made her determined to challenge perceptions about the common skin condition. "Just ...

She also won the UK Junior Miss competition, holding the title until July 2022. - Acne is most common in girls from the ages of 14 to 17, and in boys from the ages of 16 to 19 She said initially it had got her down and she did not want to leave the house. "It was really bumpy and it was really hard to cover up." Eva said she created the TikTok account to offer encouragement and advice to others because acne "doesn't define who you are". "Just because you have blemishes on the outside, it doesn't mean you are not beautiful," said Eva.

She's got a great balancing act. It takes a special person to captain the Dunedin synchronised ice-skating team to a national championship, qualify to represent ...

We are just a happy wee community and ... "I’ve got a great support system. supportive of each other." She took over the captaincy in 2019 under the tutelage of coach Megan Kliegl - "she’s incredible" - and her tendency to help people allowed her to grow in to a natural leader. "We want to hop off the ice and get that feeling that we had in nationals this year of feeling so proud of ourselves and our skate and just to experience what the world of synchronised ice skating is really like." and my coach is incredible, and just really having the support around me as well so that if I do feel overwhelmed, or there is a little too much on my plate, asking for help and spreading it out."

Domesticated species - such as dogs and cats - show genetic differences compared to their wild type counterparts, including variation in the baz1b gene. These ...

In all cases, the mutant zebrafish recovered more quickly following a change in condition, indicating less fear-related reactivity. This study offers an interesting perspective into the origins of how we interact with others. Domesticated species - such as dogs and cats - show genetic differences compared to their wild type counterparts, including variation in the baz1b gene. The mutant zebrafish studied were found to be more socially prone than their counterparts with functional baz1b. The research, published in iScience, looked at genetically modified zebrafish that fail to make the baz1b protein. Researchers at Queen Mary University of London have shown that zebrafish can provide genetic baz1b clues to the evolution of social behaviors in humans and domesticated species.

Queen Elizabeth II and Winnipeg: A Modern Elizabethan Era examines the Queen's seven decades of influence on local design, as well as the evolution of ...

The exhibit, produced by the Winnipeg Architecture Foundation and the federal department of Canadian heritage, is also taking advantage of its location in the downtown train station, and offering passengers on VIA Rail trains a chance to see it during stopovers in Winnipeg. “A seven-decade reign is historic, presenting us with a rare opportunity to review the impact and legacy of her late majesty on the world of architecture and design. A local exhibit, however, is taking a different approach and looking at the late monarch’s impact on architecture in Winnipeg.

Happy New Year from the Jordanian royals! Queen Rania took to her personal Instagram and Twitter accounts on Dec. 31 to share a New Year greeting alongside ...

[Princess got engaged last summer to her fiancé Jameel Thermiotis](https://www.hola.com/us/royals/20220706334515/queen-rania-daughter-princess-iman-engaged/). [Royal Hashemite Court announced the date for Crown Prince Hussein’s wedding](https://www.hola.com/us/royals/20230102340998/queen-rania-son-crown-prince-hussein-royal-wedding-date-june/). During [an appearance on Good Morning America in 2022, Rania spoke about having “two weddings next year.”](https://www.hola.com/us/royals/20220926337433/queen-rania-jordan-goal-fun-grandma-wedding-planning/) “It’s so exciting. “Happy New Year from our family to yours! 31 to share a New Year greeting alongside a gorgeous new photo of her family.

She's got a great balancing act. It takes a special person to captain the Dunedin synchronised ice-skating team to a national championship, qualify to represent ...

We are just a happy wee community and ... "I’ve got a great support system. supportive of each other." She took over the captaincy in 2019 under the tutelage of coach Megan Kliegl - "she’s incredible" - and her tendency to help people allowed her to grow in to a natural leader. "We want to hop off the ice and get that feeling that we had in nationals this year of feeling so proud of ourselves and our skate and just to experience what the world of synchronised ice skating is really like." and my coach is incredible, and just really having the support around me as well so that if I do feel overwhelmed, or there is a little too much on my plate, asking for help and spreading it out."

The Conversation: The long-term care sector is currently being held together by a very vulnerable workforce, and is at risk of failing without immediate ...

To bolster support for the sector, public awareness and advocacy play a [key role](https://nccdh.ca/images/uploads/comments/Advocacy_EN.pdf) in advancing health-care reform. [very first step](https://rsc-src.ca/sites/default/files/LTC%20PB%20ES_EN_0.pdf) to tackling the long-term care crisis is through workforce reform and redesign. [The Conversation](https://theconversation.com) under a Creative Commons license. [Staff shortages and lack of knowledge from management](https://science.gc.ca/site/science/en/office-chief-science-advisor/initiatives-covid-19/long-term-care-and-covid-19) contribute to poor infection control and safety. [personal protection equipment (PPE)](https://www.cihi.ca/en/health-workforce-in-canada-highlights-of-the-impact-of-covid-19/the-impact-of-covid-19-on-canadas) at the workplace was a concern for workers in the sector. [Self-compassion](https://doi.org/10.1111/jgs.17155) and [acceptance-based approaches](https://doi.org/10.1089/acm.2019.0087) found a significant reduction in mental health symptoms. [support for self-care and protection from moral distress](https://mentalhealthcommission.ca/what-we-do/workplace/workplace-healthcare/). [Continuing education and training](https://doi.org/10.1002/gps.4488) can significantly improve psychological well-being among long-term care workers. [hard hit](https://www.cihi.ca/en/covid-19-resources/impact-of-covid-19-on-canadas-health-care-systems/long-term-care) by the COVID-19 pandemic. These factors point to systemic discrimination and undervaluing compared to other professionals in the sector. Workers expect one another to work through distress and asking for a day off can be seen as a weakness and increasing the workload for others. Yet, wellness in the long-term care sector is rarely discussed.

The scene is part of Someone Like You, the first full-length feature from Karen Kingsbury Productions. Kingsbury is the author of more than 70 titles, including ...

She has a story to tell, and she has to become an entrepreneur to find a new way to tell it. “I have to do my own marketing and hire people to do the proofreading and cover design and that stuff. ‘I want to be the first publisher of speculative fiction to get a regular movie series on the Hallmark Channel.’” When she is working, she focuses on plot, character, and the flow of sentences for a little more than half of the day, and then spends the rest of her time on social media and communicating with the people she employs—two editors, a proofreader, the cover artist, and a marketing team. She believes the quality of the cover convinced readers to try her book, which allowed her to build the readership she has today. With a few exceptions, these kinds of stories have not done well in Christian bookstores and struggle to find space on the “inspiration” shelves at Barnes & Noble and Books-A-Million. You try to respond to the next thing. “In the end, you’re the one who’s going to be the biggest advocate for your work,” said Steven James, author of the very successful series of Christian psychological thrillers the Bowers Files. The couple had a conversation—“What would you do if you had $3 million?”—and came up with a plan. The Christian fiction market is in such a tumult, according to James, that no one really knows what will sell books. Early in 2022, a business partner decided to get out of an investment, sold the property, and cut them a check. An actual woman on the actual ground, on the pavement in Franklin, Tennessee.

Eva-Marie Grant, from North Yorkshire in England, said she was attempting to dismantle negative stereotypes about acne. When she showed her bare skin, which was ...

In a statement to The Post at the time, a TikTok spokesperson claimed that “body type is never a reason for content moderation on our platform. Should she win, she will progress to the international competition in the US. Users have criticized the app for Eva-Marie Grant, from North Yorkshire in England, said she was attempting to dismantle negative stereotypes about acne. “We hope Eva continues to use TikTok to offer encouragement and advice to others, and to share her story,” the rep continued, stating that the app is a “platform for creative, authentic self-expression.” [BBC](https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-york-north-yorkshire-64153603) the company doesn’t “get every moderation decision right” and went so far as to reinstate the lost account.

Caroline L. Perry, author of children's book The Corgi and the Queen, said her six-year-old Eloise was 'so excited' to hear from the late monarch.

“For me to see that she was able to express herself through her animals in a way she perhaps wasn’t able to in her life with all the pressures that being the monarch entailed, a life devoted to duty… “Of course, sadly, she didn’t live to see the book but (Eloise) was still delighted that the Queen at least knew this book was on the way because she very much sensed that the relationship with Susan was a very special one. “She was really, really happy because she thought that it would have cheered the Queen up and that she now knew about her good wishes that she had sent to her from Los Angeles,” the author said. Lady Leeming wrote to Eloise: “The Queen wishes me to thank you for your lovely card and for your message, written with a little help, in which you told Her Majesty of the book. “Because her husband died, (I wanted to) cheer her up, and because it was about Susan,” Eloise told the PA news agency. “(And) I wanted to wish her a happy jubilee.”

Caroline L. Perry, author of children's book The Corgi and the Queen, said her six-year-old Eloise was 'so excited' to hear from the late monarch.

“For me to see that she was able to express herself through her animals in a way she perhaps wasn’t able to in her life with all the pressures that being the monarch entailed, a life devoted to duty… “She was really, really happy because she thought that it would have cheered the Queen up and that she now knew about her good wishes that she had sent to her from Los Angeles,” the author said. “Of course, sadly, she didn’t live to see the book but (Eloise) was still delighted that the Queen at least knew this book was on the way because she very much sensed that the relationship with Susan was a very special one. “Although The Queen is unable to reply to you personally, Her Majesty was touched by the nice things you said and I am to thank you, very much, for your thought for the Queen at this time which is greatly appreciated.” Ms Perry added: “She wanted to cheer her up by sending her a nice card, she thought the Queen would love the book.” Lady Leeming wrote to Eloise: “The Queen wishes me to thank you for your lovely card and for your message, written with a little help, in which you told Her Majesty of the book.

The approximately 2000 passengers aboard Cunard Line's cruise ship Queen Victoria (90746 gross tons) had a rather unique port of call added to their...

The ship was in the dry dock for 30 hours to repair a small oil leak from its Azipod. the cruise ship is scheduled to leave the dock and start its return voyage to Southampton and the end of the cruise. The repair was critical as the Queen Victoria is scheduled after England to make a quick run to Hamburg, Germany to board passengers. Navantia cited the unique challenge of an express repair for the large cruise ship saying that they had been working to carefully plan the repairs. On social media passengers mentioned unusually loud noises in the stern of the ship during the cruise while some said there had been increased vibration on cruises over the last few months. The approximately 2,000 passengers aboard Cunard Line’s cruise ship Queen Victoria (90,746 gross tons) had a rather unique port of call added to their 15-night Canary Island Celebration cruise during the Christmas-New Years holidays.