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Six Nations: Harry Randall in at scrum-half as England make six changes for Italy clash

Harry Randall has been handed his Six Nations debut at scrum-half in an England XV showing six changes to face Italy in Rome on Sunday.

Evening Standard

Lily James appears to address Dominic West photos for the first time: ‘It was a lot’

Paparazzi photos of James and West embracing in Rome emerged in 2020

The Independent UK

Max Malins insists England are ready to rise to challenge in Rome

England were beaten 20-17 by Scotland in round one.

The Independent UK

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WFP vows cooperation for Italy investigation of Congo deaths

The World Food Program is pledging continued cooperation with Rome prosecutors after they indicated they would seek indictments against two U.N. employees in connection with the 2021 killing of the Italian ambassador to Congo and two others

The Independent UK

Americans hope for 'truth' in officer's murder trial in Rome

Lawyers and family of two young American men convicted of murdering an Italian police officer are hoping for a better outcome in an appeals trial in Rome

The Independent UK

‘It was a lot’: Lily James appears to address Dominic West photos for the first time

Paparazzi photos of James and West embracing in Rome emerged in 2020

The Independent UK

Jet2 Scotland flights to resume as city break holidays return

City break flights on Jet2 from Scotland are back and heading to Rome, Prague and Krakow.

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Jet2 city breaks returning to Leeds Bradford Airport with trips to Paris, Rome, Amsterdam and more

Jet2 are set to resume scheduled flights to Iceland and mainland Europe as Covid travel restrictions ease

Leeds Live

Biden eyes Pelosi ally for Italy ambassador

The president has struggled with and waited to fill the post — despite the desirability of living in Rome.

Axios

Jet2 restart Newcastle flights to popular city break destinations

Favourite city break destinations Rome, Krakow and Prague are back on offer with Jet2 at Newcastle Airport from next week

Chronicle Live

'I was chucked out of the Vatican for looking too sexy - I felt so disrespected'

While visiting Rome late last month, an influencer headed to the Vatican to take some snaps. However, she claims staff ordered her to leave on account of her 'being too sexy'

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson hit by four departures of top aides on day of Downing Street chaos

A source said 'There’s meant to be an all-staff meeting tomorrow - assuming there are still any staff'. Asked if it was like the last days of Rome, minister Simon Clarke replied: 'The last days of Rome were more fun'

Daily Mirror

UN: Food prices rise in Jan, led by vegetable oils

ROME: World food prices rebounded in January and remained near 10-year highs, led by a jump in the vegetable oils index, the United Nations food agency said on Thursday.

Bangkok Post

Annabel Crabb was handed a sketch from a mysterious artist one night in Rome. Now the mystery is solved

In 2018, Annabel Crabb crossed paths with an artist in Rome. Little did she know she would rediscover him four years later.

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The Independent UK

Italian movie star Monica Vitti dies at age 90 in Rome

Versatile Italian movie star Monica Vitti has died at age 90

Tribune News Service

Italy reelects Mattarella as president while Draghi remains premier

ROME — Sergio Mattarella was reelected as Italy’s president, offering relief to investors by setting up former European Central Bank head Mario Draghi to remain prime minister.

Reuters

Italy's Mattarella drops retirement plan, stays on as president

President Sergio Mattarella had already signed a lease on a new apartment and called in the packers, making it clear he wanted to leave the Quirinale Palace the minute his seven-year mandate expired on Feb. 3.

The Hindu

A painter, a writer and a refugee walk into a book …

When in Florence for the biennale where my wife’s sculptures were being shown, we had a day to ourselves. Should we visit the Venice biennale and its supposedly cutting-edge modern art, or Rome, for t

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Reuters

Italy re-elects President Mattarella, government unity bruised

Italian head of state Sergio Mattarella was re-elected for a second term on Saturday, with party chiefs asking him to carry on after a week of fruitless, often fraught voting in parliament to choose a successor.

Tribune News Service

With 'Over My Dead Body: Fox Lake,' author Matt Baglio digs up the truth

For his 2009 book "The Rite: The Making of a Modern Exorcist," author Matt Baglio explored an exorcism class at a Vatican-sponsored university in Rome.

The Independent UK

Kim Jones back on runway as Fendi channels celestial Rome

The name Kim Jones dominated Paris fashion for a second week running as the indefatigable Briton who designs for Dior Men’s was back on the runway to present his latest couture collection for Fendi

Daily Mirror

Jet2's latest sale has city breaks from from £160pp including Rome and Prague

Jet2 currently has cheap European city breaks from £159pp for holidays in 2022 including discounts on destinations such as Krakow, Rome, Barcelona, Prague and Budapest

The Guardian - UK

Creative set: Fendi celebrates the Bloomsbury legacy

The Bloomsbury Set may be better associated with the rolling Downs of the East Sussex countryside than the cobbled streets of Rome, yet as a new book by the Italian fashion house Fendi explores, the trailblazing creatives had intrinsic links with its Eternal City hometown

Reuters

Italian parties seek to solve presidential puzzle as election looms

Italy's myriad parties held behind-the-scenes talks on Friday seeking to avoid deadlock over the election of the next head of state, with the nomination of Prime Minister Mario Draghi seen as the most probable outcome.

Bangkok Post

Capitol attack echoes Rome's sacking

How should we respond when our capital is attacked? One enduring answer to that question lies in the ways that Romans responded after the sacking of Rome by the Visigoths and their king, Alaric, in the year 410 CE.

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