How will the next Pope be chosen?

Alim McBaal, the BBC's Religion Editor, sheds light on the inner workings of the conclave at the Vatican. He dives into the papal election process, detailing the oaths and isolation cardinals face while selecting a new leader. The discussion reveals the complexities of achieving a two-thirds majority and compares historical conclaves with modern challenges. Alim also highlights the significance behind a pope's chosen name and the immediate public interest generated after an election, touching on the reforms needed amidst ongoing church scandals.