Brekkie Wrap: Pope marks Good Friday, N Korea shows off war room and Mandela's 'good spirits' Pope Francis prays on the floor as he presides over a Papal Mass for Good Friday at St Peter's Basilica in Vatican City. Pope Francis is taking part in his first holy week as pontiff and will later today preside over the Way Of the Cross procession at the Colosseum in Rome. Picture: Dan Kitwood/Getty Images Source: Getty Images WHILE you were sleeping, the Pope presided over his first Good Friday, Nelson Mandela was in "good spirits" after another night in hospital, and North Korea managed to hold off on starting a nuclear Holocaust. North Korea's Kim Jong-Un was photographed in a war room with maps of the US in the background, while thousands marched in Pyongyang in support of an attack on the US. Russia warned the situation is spiralling out of control, but try not to worry too much, because experts say North Korea is more bark than bite. Tens of thousands of North Koreans turned out for the mass rally at the main square in Pyongyang in support of their leader Kim Jong Un's call to arms. Pilgrims in the Holy Land have marked Good Friday, a Swiss sommelier was named the world's top wine expert, and the marines have been called in to make sure no Aussie protester disrupts the Oxford-Cambridge boat race this year. Japan's TEPCO has finally admitted it's to blame for the chaos of the Fukushima meltdown disaster, a landslide at a gold mine in Tibet has trapped 83 people, and around 200 people had to be rescued from drifting ice floes off Latvia. An actor portraying the part of Jesus Christ, carries the cross during the Good Friday procession in Wuppertal, Germany. Picture: AP Photo/Martin Meissner Source: AP In the US, 7000 dental patients have to get HIV tests after a dentist admitted he hadn't cleaned or sanitised his equipment in years and an 83-year-old man says he killed his wife in a mercy killing. In Iraq, a string of suicide bombings at mosques after Friday prayers has killed at least 23 people. On a much lighter note, cops and firefighters have been called in to help round up a herd of runaway cows in Austria. People leave the Great Prophet Shiite mosque after a suicide car bomb attack in Kirkuk, Iraq overnight. A suicide bomber drove his explosive-laden car into a group of worshippers as they were leaving a mosque after Friday prayers, one of a string of bombings targeting Shiite mosques on Friday, killing and wounding dozens of people, police said. AP Photo/ Emad Matti Source: AP A bigwig hedge fund manager has been arrested by the FBI for allegedly pocketing $1.4 million from insider trading, a construction site collapsed in Tanzania, and a Serbian war criminal got 45 years for his reign of terror, which included the rape of a pregnant woman. Google is taking another step beyond search to move into grocery delivery. Picture: AP Photo/Google Source: AP In tech news, Google is now delivering groceries, virtual reality goggles may finally be getting their moment, and Facebook has invited reporters to a mystery event this week that may or may not be about a "Facebook phone." Meanwhile, China is stepping up "supervision" of Apple after state media launched days of articles complaining about the company's "arrogance" and customer service. Back home, billionaire Clive Palmer is spending part of his mining fortune on 117 mechanical dinosaurs, because that life-sized replica of the Titanic just wasn't enough. In sport, Mark Webber was again stopped in his tracks again - this time by a cute koala, and Sally Pearson will join Usain Bolt to relive their Olympic triumph in London. New kids on the block The Wanderers created history by clinching the Premiers" Plate, Vilanova may be back in business this weekend, David Haye has been challenged to a charity match for Syria, former Leeds player Robbie Rogers has opened up about being a gay soccer player, and Australian goalie Brad Jones has admitted playing for Liverpool has limited his chances with the Socceroos. Singer Jennifer Lopez has missed out on the chance to play to a huge audience because of her excessive rider. In Ents, Kim Kardashian has nixed "North" as a baby name but has a back-up option, J. Lo lost a big gig because of her outrageous demands, Tina Turner may be getting remarried and Lil Wayne said he's been having seizures for years. Harry Potter's mean Uncle Vernon, Richard Griffiths, has died and Stephen Baldwin admitted he didn't pay $US400,000 in taxes.