By Catherine Hardy with Reuters
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The country has been in political limbo since elections in March
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It has taken a while, but the political waiting is reportedly over for Italy.
The country's political leaders appear to have reportedly agreed to form a coalition, ending the political limbo that has been going on since March.
The leader of the country's anti-establishment Five Star Movement says he has reached an accord with the right-wing League.
On Sunday, Luigi di Maio says negotiations are continuing over who will lead the planned coalition.
The parties are due to meet President Sergio Mattarella. He had set a deadline on Sunday to end the stalemate which was the result of inconclusive elections earlier this year.
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