内容摘要：The juniors and minis event took place on Saturday, and while they were pounding the streets, more than 50,000 Bath and Bristol fans were turning Cardiff into a corner of the West for the big Premiership rugby derby.

The juniors and minis event took place on Saturday, and while they were pounding the streets, more than 50,000 Bath and Bristol fans were turning Cardiff into a corner of the West for the big Premiership rugby derby.

At one point, he spoke in English, encouraging the cardinals to walk with him in their new ministry together — that "walking together" was a nod to the last Pope's ambition to build a "synodal" church, one where every voice matters - not just the bishops' voices - in deliberating and shaping the Church's future.The sleuthing will continue at noon on Sunday in Rome, when the Pope leads his first Regina Caeli, a Marian prayer often recited during Easter.

Previous popes have led that prayer, just as they have recited the Angelus, from the balcony of the Apostolic Palace. Pope Leo has decided to sidestep that convention and preside from the balcony of St Peter's.We can expect all kinds of claims and counter-claims, some of them utterly implausible, about what that papal choreography tells us about his approach to Catholic liturgy and the future of the Church.Other clues to look out for? Well, we still don't know where Pope Leo will live.

He's been staying at his apartment in the Palazzo Sant'Uffizio, the headquarters of the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith. That's where Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, who later became Pope Benedict XVI, had his offices when he led that powerful Vatican department.Will Pope Leo follow Francis's example and live in Casa Santa Marta, the Vatican guesthouse, queuing for breakfast with a tray in his hands?

Or will he move to the historic papal residence in the Apostolic Palace overlooking St Peter's Square?

I wouldn't be surprised if it's the latter. But, as with the papal attire on the balcony, I wouldn't read too much into that decision.It recently decided not to investigate Pimeyes, but said it was awaiting "with interest" the conclusion of legal proceedings against the site by data protection authorities in Germany.

After Pimeyes had identified Burrows, police were able to piece together what he'd been doing in Thailand, and how he got there.Local journalist Tim Newton used to meet Burrows at expat business events in Phuket.

"He was just good old Peter Smith and we all knew him like that - no one had any idea that he had any other name," he said."Peter - or Richard - kept this a total secret for the 27 years he was living on the island."