Hello, this is Danny Robbins, creative the hit podcast and TV series Uncanny and West End Play 222, a ghost story, letting you know about something new and spooky that I'm doing.

Fright Night at the Royal Albert Hall. On 30th of October, I'll be hosting a night of chilling ghost stories with a live orchestra at this most iconic and allegedly haunted venue.

Tickets are on sale now. Just search Fright Night, Royal Albert Hall, and join me,

if you dare.

The Economist

Hello, welcome to the intelligence from The Economist.

I'm your host, Jason Palmer.

Every weekday, we provide a fresh perspective on the events shaping your world.

For nearly 20 years, there's been a wave of disappearances in Mexico, but the discovery of a site strewn with shoes and bones is a shock even to a country accustomed to

mysterious vanishings. And cinema operators would, in general, like to see more of the teenage visitors who would have recently been drifting away.

What they don't want to see is what's happening at showings of the new Minecraft movie.

A bunch of kids absolutely going berserk. First up, though.

For the first time in 12 years,

the Roman Catholic Church is without a leader,

following the death of Pope Francis.

In Rome, bells told and mourners prayed.

Within the Vatican itself, there will be sorrow mingled with anticipation.

John Hooper is our Italy and Vatican correspondent.

Roman Catholics from many parts of the world, particularly perhaps from Latin America,

will be hastening to Rome with a view to attending the funeral.

And the members of his College of Cardinals, his body of advisers, they too will be hastening to Rome.

Those of them under the age of 80 have the task of selecting the new Pope, and that could

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