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

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

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

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

One Barcelona star could have played for Italy at Euro 2020

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.

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…

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

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.

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.

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