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A pilgrim’s (rather slow) progress on Sicily’s most recent long-distance trail

The Magna Via Francigena, from Palermo to Agrigento, became a pilgrimage in 2017 and locals are embracing the new visitors

The Guardian - UK

Amanda Holden looks stunning in white bikini during trip to Sicily with Alan Carr

TV celebrity Amanda Holden soaks up the sun and shows off her toned physique between filming with big pal Alan Carr for the new BBC series, The Italian Job

Daily Mirror

Mum who claimed daughter, 4, was snatched confesses she stabbed her to death

Martina Patti first told police her daughter Elena Del Pozzo had been attacked by three masked men who had snatched the girl as she left nursery school in Sicily, Italy

Daily Mirror

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Wizz Air passenger shouts 'call the police' at airline staff as his flight is axed

The man yells that he "wants to go home" and "nobody wants to help us" in a video filmed after a flight from Gatwick Airport to Sicily was cancelled on Monday

Daily Mirror

Stranded passengers yell at airport staff as Wizz Air flight cancelled in travel chaos

Wizz Air customers say they have been supplied with helpline numbers that do not work after their flight to Sicily from Gatwick Airport was abruptly cancelled this morning

Daily Mirror

Italy Imports More Russian Oil despite Impending Embargo

Even as the European Union decided to reduce Russian crude oil imports by 90% by the end of the year, Italy has become the only country in Europe to increase them, an unintended consequence of EU sanctions against Russia. Meant to punish Russia for invading Ukraine, the EU oil embargo…

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Italy imports more Russian oil despite impending embargo

Italy has become the only country in Europe to increase Russian crude oil imports in an unintended consequence of European Union sanctions against Russia

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Looking back at when Sicilian mafia Cosa Nostra assassinated Italian judges

Created on the island of Sicily in the mid-19th century, Cosa Nostra soon became one of the most powerful branches of the Italian mafia. In 1986, the Italian justice system launched a counter-offensive, with the Palermo prosecutor's office leading the charge. Judge Giovanni Falcone became a symbol of the fight…

France 24

Politicians' mafia past stirs anger ahead of Sicily election

Upcoming mayoral elections in the Sicilian capital of Palermo are being overshadowed by the involvement in the campaign of two prominent politicians who have spent time in jail for mafia-related crimes.

Reuters

Beeston's new Sicilian cafe Compa run with 'passion and love'

It's the real deal

Nottingham Post

A Rugby Club Vs. the Mafia

In a struggling Sicilian neighborhood racked by crime and poverty, one team is offering hope. And learning the cost of crossing the mob.

Sports Illustrated

Jet2 launches direct flights from Leeds to breathtaking island with Europe's most active volcano

Mediterranean island is known for its breathtaking scenery and incredible food and history

Leeds Live

Bristol weather forecast for three-day heatwave hotter than Sicily

Temperatures are expected to soar

Bristol Post

The incredible true story behind the body of a Welsh man that fooled Hitler

The Hollywood film Operation Mincemeat tells the story of the deception effort to keep plans for the Allied Invasion of Sicily in 1943 a secret

Wales Online

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The Independent UK

Letizia Battaglia: Photographer who documented Mafia carnage

Well aware she was putting her life on the line, Battaglia focused her lens on the bloody feuds between the various crime families in Sicily

Glasgow Live

US military tanker tracked flying over Cumbernauld and Airdrie having left Italy base

The Lockheed KC-130T Hercules flew above the Greater Glasgow area having departed Naval Air Station Sigonella near Catania in Sicily this morning en route to Reykjavík.

Wales Online

Jet2 routes to Sardinia and Sicily announced in major destination update for summer

Inaugural services to Sardinia and Sicily will depart from Manchester, London Stansted and Leeds Bradford Airports this weekend

Reuters

Letizia Battaglia, pioneer photographer who defied the Mafia, dead at 87

Letizia Battaglia, a world-renowned photographer whose courageous work documenting the Mafia's stranglehold on her native Sicily was at once chilling and poignant, has died. She was 87.

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The Guardian - UK

‘I dream of bees’: one boy’s encounter with a swarm in Sicily led to a lifetime’s devotion

Carlo Amodeo fell in love with Sicilian black bees after being mesmerised by them as a child. He has spent more than 40 years finding and preserving them

Daily Mirror

'My father's dead body ruse sent Adolf Hitler on the road to defeat during WW2'

Jennifer Montagu, the daughter of intelligence officer Ewan Montagu, who was behind Operation Mincemeat, remembers how she was the first person he told when finally cleared to reveal details

The Independent UK

Italy’s €1 homes aren’t for everyone, warns man who sold his after two years

Expat who returned 85p property explains why scheme wasn’t right for him

Edinburgh Live

Gutted man who bought Italian house for 85p forced to give it up three years later

Danny McCubbin, 58, bought the house in Mussomeli, Sicily, where a 'Case 1 Euro' campaign was launched to encourage foreigners to the area.

Daily Record

Man who purchased home in Italy for 85p has to give up just three years later

Danny McCubbin purchased the building in Mussomeli, Sicily, after a 'Case 1 Euro' campaign was launched to encourage foreigners and investment in the area.

Irish Mirror

Man who bought dream home in Italy for just €1 forced to give it up three years on

Danny McCubbin, aged 58, bought the house in Mussomeli, Sicily, where a 'Case 1 Euro' campaign was launched to encourage foreigners to the area

Daily Mirror

Man who bought house in Italy for just 85p forced to give it up three years later

Danny McCubbin, 58, purchase the rundown house in Mussomeli, Sicily, for 85p but has been forced to give it up three years later because he couldn't find workers to renovate within that time

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