Italy
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Italian finance minister warns of trade difficulties and domino effect on other Eurosceptic parties while German finance minister calls out vote ‘poison’
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Italian activists object against scrapping of clause in civil unions bill which would have allowed gay person to adopt partner’s child
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Country wants style distinguished from rivals such as New York pizza, saying it is central to Italian identity
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Announcement follows release of photos of two men who apparently died in attack on suspected Isis hideout in Sabratha
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Cardinal says he was ‘confused’ when he said offending by Gerald Ridsdale ‘wasn’t of much interest to me’
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Left-leaning La Repubblica and Agnelli family’s La Stampa to come together as single ‘daily and digital information’ group
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The 2006 winter Olympics was a symbol of Turin’s regeneration – but since then, many buildings have been left to crumble. Now migrants and refugees occupy the deserted athletes’ village, turning it into a ‘symbol of their protests’
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Catholic church urged to implement systems to ensure abuse is ‘never repeated again’
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To suggest that Brussels engineered the downfall of governments in Italy and Greece is a distortion
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Carlo Cracco accused of breaking EU law that protects wild birds and encouraging people to hunt pigeons for consumption
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Firm made statement after Amnesty International urged it to put pressure on Egyptian authorities over death of Cambridge PhD student
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For a second day, Australia’s most senior Catholic will face questioning about what he knew of abuse that occurred within the Diocese of Ballarat and the church’s response
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Pell is giving evidence via videolink from Rome to Australia’s royal commission into institutional responses to child sexual abuse. Watch live here
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Decision not to return to Australia has had consequence of bringing uncomfortable questions to Rome
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The Napoli forward Lorenzo Insigne was robbed at gunpoint as he drove through Naples with his wife and friends on Saturday evening
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With its serious pollution problem and notorious driving styles, Milan is hardly renowned as a cycle-friendly city – but a radical new scheme aims to change that
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Fifteen survivors of child sexual abuse at the hands of Catholic priests in Australia have come a long way to be in the room when the cardinal is asked what he knew
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