No Comment Museums closed by the Italian government in anti-virus measures Popular tourist sites in Italy were shut down on Sunday as the Italian government took drastic measures to stop the coronavirus spread. 09/03/2020
Italy Thousands take part in 'sardines' rally in Rome Several thousand people gathered in Rome on Sunday to join a rally organised by the anti-populist 'Sardines' movement. 16/02/2020
Italy All roads lead to Rome - and so does all traffic All roads lead to Rome - and so does all traffic 21/01/2020
No Comment Grandfather, 68, among New Year's Day divers into Rome's River Tiber After it was lunch with the grandchildren and then a nap. 01/01/2020
Italy Pope Francis Christmas message: God loves 'even the worst of us' Pope Francis is ringing in the new year in Rome. 24/12/2019
Italy King Kong, ET and the Alien on display at Carlo Rambaldi exhibition Special effects artist Carlo Rambaldi was awarded Oscars for all three creatures, after learning how to make his first mechanised dummies at his father's bicycle repair shop. 11/12/2019
World News Watch: Chefs team up with archaeologists to cook up Roman-era delights Lamb stew with oxygarum; wild boar and venison stuffing; and cibarium bread. These were some of the Roman-era delights cooked up at a special banquet in Spain. 26/10/2019
Italy Lazio fans filmed making Nazi salutes on streets of Glasgow Football surporters were also heard chanting far right slogans. 25/10/2019
Living The young artist turning Rome’s trees into astonishing sculptures Andrea Gandini is saving dead and decaying trees in Rome by making them into works of art. 24/10/2019
Vatican Pope Francis: Don't sell weapons and turn away refugees fleeing wars The pope criticised countries that sell weapons but do not accept refugees from conflicts where arms are used. 29/09/2019
World Last ditch effort: Italy's Conte hopes for populist-left wing alliance Populist 5-Star supporters are voting today on whether to hook up with their long-time foe, the centre-left Democratic Party. 03/09/2019
World How far will parties compromise for a new Italian government? Francesco Daveri, a professor at the Bocconi School of Management, spoke to Euronews about the potential pitfalls, and points of consensus in any future Italian government. 28/08/2019
World Forcing Salvini to the opposition benches could change his behaviour, says pollster Italy's firebrand interior minister could be pushed out of government 22/08/2019
World “It’s not going to be easy” - Italian MPs debate potential coalition Michele Sodano and Lia Quartapelle 21/08/2019
Italy Fragments of Boeing 787 fall near Fiumicino airport after take-off Engine fragments from a Norwegian Airlines Boeing 787 fell on roofs and cars in the area near Rome Fiumicino airport, causing damage but no casualties. 11/08/2019
Italy US teen implicated in policeman murder 'didn't know friend was armed' The father of a US teen arrested for the murder of an Italian policeman murder said his son didn't know his friend was armed. 01/08/2019
Green News Rome is offering credit on public transport in return for plastic Return plastic bottles for recycling at designated points around the city. 30/07/2019
Italy Italy shaken as policeman stabbed to death in Rome A policeman who had just returned from his honeymoon was stabbed to death in Rome while trying to make an arrest, reports AFP. 27/07/2019
Italy Italian PM stands by League over Russia funding scandal Italy's prime minister Giuseppe Conte has stood by Matteo Salvini's League party amid accusations it sought illicit funds from Russia. 24/07/2019
Vatican Bones exhumed in the Vatican in renewed search for girl missing since 1983 Emanuela Orlandi disappeared after she left her family's flat in the Vatican City and headed to a music lesson. 20/07/2019