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Published 17:18 22 Mar 2025 GMT
Updated 17:19 22 Mar 2025 GMT

Pope Francis is set to be released from hospital tomorrow after being treated for over a month.
The 88-year-old has been receiving treatment at Gemelli Hospital in Rome since 14 February for a severe respiratory infection.
It was previously reported that the Pope would appear from the window of his hospital room tomorrow to offer a blessing and a greeting.
Cardinal Victor Fernandez said: "The pope is doing very well, but high-flow oxygen dries everything out.
"He needs to relearn how to speak, but his overall physical condition is as it was before."
Doctors at the hospital recently said that the Pope's condition was no longer critical having initially been brought in with bronchitis and later with double pneumonia and a polymicrobial infection.
There are plans for the Pope to meet the King and Queen who are visiting on April 8.
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