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Chasing stage wins or a potential GC bid? – How Tom Pidcock will attack his Giro d'Italia debut with Q36.5

'A stage win would be a success. If I really dream, I hope for a top five in GC' says Brit's coach, but Pidcock insists he's 'not interested'

Cycling News

Why is the Tour de France starting in Barcelona? Everything you need to know about overseas Grand Tour starts

It's not the first time the Tour has started abroad, and it likely won't be the last

Cycling Weekly

Second World War papers found hidden in desk bought at auction

It is hoped that relatives of Ian Rodger can be traced so the papers can be passed on to them.

The Independent UK

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Hours before a solar eclipse, spruce trees 'talk' to each other

A new study suggests trees in the forest can access ancient memories and "talk" to each other hours before a solar eclipse.

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How to watch the Giro d'Italia 2025: live stream the UCI World Tour stage race online

With no Pogacar, the race for the Maglia Rosa will be wide open this year. Here’s how to watch the UCI World Tour stage race online, including start times, platforms

Tom’s Guide

'I was supposed to go to the Euro they won in 2020. I was basically set to go. So luckily, since the passport didn’t come through' Barcelona superstar admits he almost switched national team allegiances

One Barcelona star could have played for Italy at Euro 2020

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Italy’s areas of wartime fascist resistance remain less susceptible to the far right today

Across Europe, far-right parties are making unforeseen breakthroughs – from local councils to national and supranational parliaments. As their presence becomes normalised, these parties promote nationalist rhetoric, challenge democratic institutions, and attempt to reshape a political present rooted in hard-won struggles against authoritarianism.

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How Scott McTominay's Napoli success has led to square sausage pizza creation

Scotland hero Scott McTominay has earned his own special brand of Neapolitan immortality....he's had his own pizza created for him in Italy with…

The National (Scotland)

The best MSC Cruises ships and sailings for 2026 and beyond

MSC Cruises is family-friendly and easy on the wallet – here are some of the best ships and sailings from the Italian brand

The Independent UK

The Vatican: A Papal Powerhouse, World's Smallest State

The Vatican, headquarters of the Catholic Church, is the smallest state in the world, with its own newspaper, national anthem in Latin and supreme leader: the pope.

International Business Times

New Study Reveals Where Tourists Queue the Longest — But There's a Simple Way to Skip It

A new study made by the travel page Just You shows how people can save hours in queues, as many of the most famous attractions in the world normally entail hours upon hours of waiting in lines and people lose a lot of their vacation time simply waiting.

International Business Times UK

The trees are talking to each other — but only during this time

Researchers looked at the interaction between spruce trees in Italy’s Dolomite forests

The Independent UK

60 Photos That Show What Life In Europe Looked Like 100 Years Ago

Old photographs can be windows into a time we never experienced.

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There’s now fantasy football for the Conclave – here’s how to play

Fantapapa offers “eternal glory” to the winner, which gives Italians discouraged from betting on the new Pope’s election a gaming outlet

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Who are the US cardinals who will vote for the next pope? There are 10, the largest bloc after Italy

The United States is the home country of 10 of the 133 cardinals eligible to vote for the next pope of the Catholic Church

The Conversation

Trump likes to know where his suits come from. His tariffs could now upend the world’s fashion supply chains

US president Donald Trump has a particular look. Sharp navy suits, overly long ties and crisp white shirts, always structured to command attention. It’s a power uniform rooted in a very traditional idea of masculine elegance. Trump wants it to look expensive, meticulously crafted, consistent, and entirely his own.

Cycling News

Giro d'Italia 2025 - The comprehensive team-by-team guide

A full rundown of all the teams, their leaders and the riders to watch at this year's race

Euronews

Italy and Hungary fail to appoint fundamental rights bodies under AI Act

The deadline to appoint authorities dealing with the protection of fundamental rights was November 2024.

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Pure Street Photography Grant 2025 Winners Announced, Celebrating 30 Iconic Photographers

The 2025 Pure Street Photography Grant honors authentic, unplanned moments with 30 standout images capturing real life.

The Guardian - UK

Many in US and western Europe think ‘third world war likely within five to 10 years’

Exclusive: Poll before 80th anniversary of VE Day finds tensions with Russia seen as most probable cause

Cycling News

Passo del Mortirolo - Why the jewel of the Giro d'Italia is pro cycling's most brutal climb

The climb can be made from four sides, each one different but all very hard

Cycling News

Why do cycling's Grand Tours often start abroad? Grand Départs explained

Foreign starts to Grand Tours are by no means new but why do major races often begin beyond their borders, how much money is involved, and where could be next?

The Independent UK

Mike Lynch: Experts start difficult recovery of tragic superyacht that sank off Sicily

Prosecutors are investigating the captain and two crew members for possible responsibility in connection with the sinking

The Independent UK

Pope Francis sheltered the homeless. Now they worry what comes net

Known as the ‘slum bishop’ Francis made concern for the poor a major focus

The Independent UK

A roofless palace in Italy's Viterbo hosted the first and longest conclave

It was the mounting rage of citizens in Viterbo, a small town north of Rome, that ended the longest papal election in the Catholic Church’s history, forging for the first time the word “conclave.”

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