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Berlin attack: Anis Amri 'probably radicalised after entering Italy in 2011'

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Updated: 30/12/2016 - 1:55 GMT+1

Italy’s Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni says Berlin market attacker Anis Amri was most likely radicalised after his arrival in Italy in 2011.

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