Italy Italy: Politician opposed to mandatory vaccines gets chicken pox Massimiliano Fedriga, a member of the far-right League party, who opposed mandatory vaccination of children is hospitalised with chicken pox. 20/03/2019
No Comment Italy: Land artist ploughs giant portrait of Xi Jinping with tractor Days before the arrival of the Chinese President, a land artist has used his tractor to plow out a huge portrait of the Chinese leader in a field in northern Italy. 19/03/2019
Italy Watch: Angels of Beauty erase graffiti from famous facades using laser Generations of visitors to cities such as Florence have left their mark. But this unwanted legacy is being erased thanks to lasers which remove graffiti from historic buildings without damaging their fragile surfaces. 19/03/2019
Italy 'The ports remain closed,' Italy's Salvini warns migrant rescue NGO Matteo Salvini has reiterated Italy's ports are closed to migrant rescue boats after an NGO ship asked to dock. 19/03/2019
Green News A tour of Italy’s secluded Cetacean Sanctuary This underwater world brims with friendly barracudas, endangered loggerhead turtles and giant groupers. 19/03/2019
Italy This robotic prosthesis could make life easier for amputees The CYBELEGs PLUS PLUS programme is working to develop a robotic prosthesis to reduce physical and cognitive effort for amputees.. But their use could be much more wide-reaching. 18/03/2019
Next Series The robots making life easier for amputees In partnership with The European Commission Researchers aim to reduce the amount of work the physical body needs to use a prosthetic. Tests on prosthetics and exoskeletons are being made at the Bio-Robotics Institute in Pontedera, Italy. 18/03/2019
Living Eco-friendly designers create haute couture fashion out of trash Eco-friendly designers create haute couture fashion out of trash. 17/03/2019
Living Ciociaria: “Little England" in wild Italy Environmental-friendly farms and luxury resorts are popping up in one of the most unspoiled corners of the Italian countryside 16/03/2019
Italy Too 'ugly' to be raped — Italy's top court opens probe into sentence Italy's top court has opened a probe into a sentence by an Ancona appeals court that found the victim in a rape case was "too ugly to be raped". 12/03/2019
Next Series Rethinking recycling: cracking the problem of composite materials In partnership with The European Commission Futuris travels to northern Italy to meet the European researchers developing better ways to recycle composite materials such as carbon and glass fibre. 11/03/2019
World Troubled France-Italy high speed railway hits further major delay The troubled high speed rail project between France and Italy has hit another delay - the Italian Prime Minister has put construction tenders for the scheme on hold. 11/03/2019
World Mayor of Bologna claims 'spaghetti bolognese' is 'fake news' "It is strange to be famous all over the world for a dish that isn’t ours," said the mayor of the Italian city. 11/03/2019
Italy Sour grapes? Italian investigators uncover fraudulent balsamic vinegar Italian authorities have seized millions of euros worth of crushed grapes used to make fraudulent wine products 09/03/2019
Italy The rise and rise of gluten-free in Italy | NBC Left Field “In Italy, bread is the foundation of our culinary tradition. As soon as someone’s diagnosed with celiac disease, they’re immediately terrified about how they’ll live without bread." 08/03/2019
Italy 'Europe needs take the positives from populism, not just fight it' If citizens don't feel Europe is listening, they will turn away. 07/03/2019
Living The revival of an elite bread from Sicily We travel to ‘Italy's Barn’ where Tumminia is having a momentum 07/03/2019
Italy Salvini criticised over controversial League party Women's Day leaflet League party leader Matteo Salvini has come under fire after a controversial Women's Day leaflet was published. 06/03/2019
Italy Italy's finance ministry asks for consultants willing to work for free Italy's Ministry of Economy and Finances is criticised after posting an announcement on its website asking for consultants who are willing to work for free. 06/03/2019
World Can new Citizens' Income scheme inspire Italians out of poverty? The citizens’ income is expected to cost the state 7.1 billion euros this year, 7.8 billion in 2020 and 8.0 billion in 2021. 06/03/2019
Italy What is Italy's new 'Citizens' Income' scheme? | Euronews Answers The government says those who take part will be signing an employment pact or a social inclusion pact, with recipients expected to retrain and get back into the work force. 06/03/2019
Italy Italian cooperatives fight organised crime with organic food boxes Italian cooperatives fight organised crime with organic food boxes. 05/03/2019
Italy Italians have massive fruit fight in annual Battle of the Oranges Italians in Ivrea used around 500 tonnes of oranges in the battle. 04/03/2019
Next Series 3D modelling will document Europe's cultural heritage In partnership with The European Commission The EU funded Inception project is developing a cultural and architectural heritage data base using 3D tools which everyone from academics to tourists will be able to access. 04/03/2019
Italy Tens of thousands protest in Milan against racism and discrimination The "People First" rally was a colourful parade which packed the streets. More than a thousand associations joined in the party atmosphere. 02/03/2019