The rest of the story became an almost daily international headline story.
Cause for celebration in the Daily Mail, under the headline "The debt we owe her".
"Pope Francis the humble" is the main headline in the Daily Telegraph, which says he appeared "as surprised as anyone" by his election.
Perhaps their role is complementary now, as a nice thing to have, rather than as the news-leading, headline-breaking daily must-have they used to be.
The Guardian describes the accident as a "fireball in the rush hour", while the headline in the Daily Star calls it a "flaming miracle" more people were not killed as "hundreds cheated death".
" Its headline contrasted with the Daily Mirror's: "The woman who divided a nation.
"Barcelona with merit but also with a bit of help, " was the headline in Italian sports daily Gazzetta dello Sport.
And a front page headline in the top football daily Marca screams: "Beckham shuts LaPorta", a play on the Catalan word for "door".
"The farce has ended" reads a headline in the Rijeka-based daily, Novi list.
But for every anxious voice there are many more raised in excitement - as the headline in Cameroon's biggest daily paper declared - serious business begins at last.
"It was in the Daily Mirror on 29 June, 1977 with the headline - "What an escort for the Queen - Steptoe joins the parade.
People's Daily features a photo of the two leaders shaking hands and the headline: "China firmly supports the just cause of the Palestinian people".
Not surprisingly, The Daily Mail attempted to spice up the SEO-attractiveness of its headline by noting the possibility of a gay Marvel super hero in the future, which originated in a quote from Ultimate Fallout artist Sara Pichelli.
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"From Paris to Rio, " was the block headline on the cover of Mundo Deportivo, a Spanish sports daily, on Wednesday.
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