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Ill baby’s parents make appeal bid after High Court judge blocks Italy move

Mr Justice Peel refused to let Indi Gregory’s family move her to a Rome hospital after overseeing a hearing in the Family Division of the High Court.

The Independent UK

‘Dogs should eat as well as humans’: high-end canine cucina opens in Rome

Fiuto restaurant offers poké-style bowls to attract Italy’s growing number of dog owners

The Guardian - UK

Critically-ill baby’s family plan appeal after failing in Italy hospital bid

A judge who decided that doctors in England can lawfully limit Indi Gregory’s life-support treatment has now blocked a transfer to Rome.

The Independent UK

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Critically ill baby’s parents wait for ruling on Italy move

Indi Gregory’s parents have lost treatment fights in London but say a hospital in Rome has now offered to treat the eight-month-old girl.

The Independent UK

Property in Rome: the next Bosco Verticale covered in thousands of plants taking root in Italian capital

Flats are now for sale in Rome's new 'living' building

Evening Standard

Critically ill baby’s parents wait for ruling on move to Italy

Indi Gregory’s parents, Dean Gregory and Claire Staniforth, say a hospital in Rome has now offered to treat the little girl.

The Independent UK

Critically ill baby at centre of a further High Court hearing

Indi Gregory’s parents, Dean Gregory and Claire Staniforth, want to move her to a hospital in Rome after losing treatment fights in London.

The Independent UK

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How to combine Rome and the Amalfi Coast on the ultimate Italian two-stop hop

The hotels are half the draw of a sublime sojourn to Italy’s capital and coastal darling, finds Rachel Johnson

The Independent UK

Boudica: Queen of War reviewed by an expert in the real ancient British ruler

Warning: this review contains some spoilers for Boudica: Queen of War.

The Conversation

In brief: Listen; The Temple of Fortuna; Poor Things – review

Novelist Michel Faber turns his hand to a captivating study of music; a thrilling conclusion to a historical fiction trilogy set in Rome; and a timely reissue of Alasdair Gray’s classic

The Guardian - UK

‘Excruciating’ hornet sting leaves Rome dinner party guest on crutches as plague spreads

Increasing infestation in the Italian capital blamed on city’s refuse problem and high temperatures

The Guardian - UK

From seasonal foodventures to stunning spas: 5 city breaks to spoil yourselves with

Discover the best city breaks to book now for the perfect seasonal getaway

The Independent UK

Durga Puja celebrations in Rome to strengthen India-Italy bilateral relations

After 14 years, Rome revives the tradition of Durga Puja with song, dance, music, food and discourse

The Hindu

Roman Stories by Jhumpa Lahiri review – outsiders in Italy

The Pulitzer winner’s vivid collection of short stories crackles with indignation as it explores the meaning of home and the cost of exile

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Nicaragua releases 12 Catholic priests and sends them to Rome

The priests were arrested as part of an ongoing crackdown on the Catholic Church following mass protests in 2018.

The Independent UK

Nicaragua releases 12 Catholic priests and sends them to Rome following agreement with the Vatican

Nicaragua has released 12 Roman Catholic priests jailed on a variety of charges and sent them to Italy following an agreement reached with the Vatican

The Independent UK

Italian lawmakers approve 10 million euros for long-delayed Holocaust Museum in Rome

Italian lawmakers have voted unanimously to back a long-delayed project to build a Holocaust Museum in Rome, underlining the urgency of the undertaking following the killing of Israeli civilians by Hamas fighters in what have been deemed the deadliest attacks on Jews since the Holocaust

The Guardian - UK

Sexism lingers beneath surface of film industry like magma, says Rome festival chief

Paola Malanga and assistant put together a programme of more than 160 films showcasing female talent

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The Independent UK

Italian lawmakers debate long-delayed Holocaust Museum revived by far-right-led government

Italian lawmakers have marked the 80th anniversary of the Nazi roundup of more than 1,200 Roman Jews in the Holocaust with a debate on a measure to partially fund a long-delayed Holocaust Museum in the capital

Cycling News

2024 Giro d'Italia stage 21 - preview

May 26, 2024: Rome-Rome, 126km

The Guardian - UK

Pizza, plum cake and pickled red onion: how school lunches look across Europe

From pasta and pizza to mincemeat soup, nutritious meals are key to tackling childhood obesity and social exclusion

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‘Any pics from Rome???’: Shane Lowry won’t let Justin Thomas forget about 2023 Ryder Cup in recent Instagram post

There's a good chance the trash talk between the two teams won't stop until 2025 at Bethpage Black.

The Independent UK

AP PHOTOS: Protests by pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian demonstrators span the world as war escalates

From Bangladesh to Las Vegas and Brazil to Rome, demonstrations by supporters of Israel and the Palestinians were held around the world as people took to the streets to expresses their views and often outrage as the war escalated between Israel and Hamas militants.

The Independent UK

Rome buses recount story of a Jewish boy who avoided Nazi deportation by riding tram. He's now 92

Residents and visitors in Italy’s capital can ride a city bus this month that recounts how a 12-year-old boy escaped Nazi deportation from Rome’s Jewish neighborhood 80 years ago thanks to sympathetic tram drivers

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In Jhumpa Lahiri's 'Roman Stories,' many characters are caught between two worlds

In her return to short stories, the Interpreter of Maladies author returns to fiction that powerfully conveys her characters' efforts to navigate geography and culture to find a place in the world.

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