内容摘要：The prime minister had also publicly said victims of Smyth had been "failed very, very badly," but would not comment when asked whether the archbishop should quit.

The prime minister had also publicly said victims of Smyth had been "failed very, very badly," but would not comment when asked whether the archbishop should quit.

"I don't know if it's just the new generation of young people that just take offence to every little thing," she says."People that say you're a troll, you're a bully... I find myself hiding at celebrity events because I think 'oh I do their impression, they might not like me'."

But she believes that being impersonated is actually a marker of someone's popularity and fame, saying that "it means you've arrived".Rather than adapting her impressions, Lewis is steadfast in her belief that "to make comedy funny, unfortunately you have to overstep the mark."It's a view shared by Steve Nallon, known for impersonating former UK Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher on satirical TV programme Spitting Image.

"What caricaturists do by nature... is exaggerate the physicality. If a caricaturist is stopped from doing that, there's no point in him being a caricaturist," he says.During the 1980s, one of his targets - former Labour minister Roy Hattersley - was mocked for a slight speech impediment, with water spurting out of his mouth as he spoke.

"The joke was Roy Hattersley spits," says Nallon, who adds that Hattesley allegedly got on board with the joke after initially taking offence.

For Nallon, those in the public eye will always be fair game. "Maybe it's not a bad lesson to learn that you've got to have the mickey taken out of you occasionally," he says.In his talk of "building bridges" and people globally being "one people" he evoked echoes of Pope Francis and also talked of unity at its fullest.

In these early days, his past will be heavily scrutinised. His political views examined, his track record on dealing with abuse dissected, and his comments over the years on social issues charted.Much of this is already in the public domain so it can only be assumed that the cardinal electors felt there was nothing of enough consequence to impair his ability to lead the Catholic Church and be the global moral voice they were looking for.

Huge challenges lie ahead. But with resolution after just four conclave votes, he starts out with a strong mandate from the men he will need the most through his papacy.Job vacancies have fallen to the lowest level in nearly four years, suggesting demand for workers is weakening as employment costs grow.