Brekkie Wrap: Benedict's back as missing mum reappears in Florida This handout picture released by the Vatican press office on May 2, 2013 shows Pope Francis (R) greeting Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI at the Mater Ecclesiae monastery, Benedict's new residence, upon his return to the Vatican. WHILE you were sleeping, ex-Pope Benedict flew back to the Vatican and a US woman who vanished 11 years ago has reappeared. The Catholic Church is beginning an unprecedented era as Pope Francis welcomed Emeritus Pope Benedict outside his new retirement home - a converted monastery on the edge of the Vatican gardens - and the two immediately went into the adjoining chapel to pray together, the Vatican said. In Florida, missing mum Brenda Heist, who was declared legally dead, has turned up eleven years after she spontaneously took off with some hitchhikers after dropping her children off at school. Ms Heist was homeless and turned herself into cops because she was "just tired of running," detectives said. Her former husband and children are struggling to explain her bizarre actions. "We don't think she should have contact with us," says daughter Morgan, 20. There's no reason for her to. She doesn't deserve it. London's Royal Academy will host a major exhibition exploring the past 200 years of Australian art, including works by controversial photographer Bill Henson. In London, Brits will be able to correct their "shameful ignorance" about Australian art with a major exhibition on the past 200 years. The Royal Academy of Arts exhibition will especially focus on Australian artists" connection to the landscape. Also in the UK, a report into BBC staff behaviour prompted by the Jimmy Savile sex abuse scandal found that sexual harassment is rare, but bullying is rife. Smoke billows over along highway US 101 near Thousand Oaks, California. Authorities ordered evacuations of a neighbourhood and a university about 80km west of Los Angeles where a wildfire is raging close to subdivisions. In the US, a dad who learned how to sew in the army has whipped up a camouflage dress for his daughter's prom, and the US government said a man reported to be a missing US veteran was actually a Vietnamese man. In California, residents are being evacuated after gusty winds whipped up raging wildfires. And the jury at the trial of Aussie "Robin Hood" Corey Donaldson are considering their decision, after the self-help-author turned bank robber told them setting him free would be "the patriotic" thing to do and tearfully compared himself to US civil rights icon Rosa Parks. North Korea was busy overnight, sentencing a Korean-American tour operator to 15 years hard labour for "hostile acts" like taking photographs of emaciated children as part of efforts to raise foreign aid. North Korea could also be taking steps to start a light-water reactor that has spurred more fears about the regime's vows to build more nuclear weapons, according to experts who have examined new satellite pictures. In China, two children died after drinking yoghurt which a disgruntled kindergarten owner had injected with rat poison. In Nepal, an 82-year-old Nepalese man is defending his title of the oldest man to climb Everest against a plucky 80-year-old challenger. In Germany, repeats of a popular crime show have been yanked off the air after the star was found to have been a member of Hitler's brutal SS. In Sudan's Darfur, at least 60 people have died in a tragic goldmine collapse. Meanwhile, billionaire investment guru Warren Buffett is "in the house" according to his first tweet, which wasn't exactly full of sage advice. He also said "you can't teach an old dog new tricks," which doesn't bode well for his time on Twitter. And in the UK, a Coronation Street soapie star has protested his innocence after being accused of rape. Also overnight, researchers found that childhood food allergies are rising, especially among rich kids, and concerns were raised about the safety of everyday antibacterial soap. Actor Reese Witherspoon talks about her arrest on Good Morning America. Witherspoon repeatedly apologised for her behaviour and admitted she said "crazy things" including trying to convince the police she was pregnant during her arrest. In entertainment, Lindsay Lohan has checked into rehab in California - but may still be in trouble because she ditched her court-approved New York rehab centre. Reese Witherspoon said she "panicked" during her arrest and even told the cops she was pregnant. It's not Viva Forever after all for the Spice Girls musical, Nicki Minaj and J-Lo will perform at the Billboard Awards, and you can't insult Pink. Twelve-year-old Ye Wo-cheng of China plays a shot during the first day of the Volvo China Open at Binhai Lake Golf Course overnight in Tianjin, China. In sport news, Socceroos star Robbie Kruse is set to play Champions League football next season, Aussie Scott Hend shares the lead in Indonesia, Martina Hingis is coaching the next generation of tennis stars, China's 12-year-old Ye Wocheng became the European Tour's youngest ever player but struggled in the stiff wind, and French Top 14 side Stade Francais confirmed the signing of Australia winger Digby Ioane.