Thursday 16 September, 2021
Franco Smith’s men will be gutted to have come up short of a win over the Scots in Florence.
A tornado watch has been issued for parts of North and South Carolina.
About 740,000 homes and businesses remained without power in the Carolinas, and utilities said some could be out for weeks.
North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper called Florence an “uninvited brute” that will linger for some days yet.
The hurricane has been downgraded to a Category 2 storm from Category 3.
Irish photographer Donal Moloney was the only non-Italian this year to capture the drama of the ancient Calcio Storico, ‘a mixture of soccer, rugby and attempted murder’.
Prime Minister May said Britain wants to be a strong friend to the EU and it will not block reform.
The woman said officers drove them to their apartment building and raped them.
Scientists had planned to study the asteroid up close when it passes.
The American artist was found strangled and with skull fractures in her Italian apartment.
Ashley Olsen was well known among the artistic Florence community.
How many have you been to?
Is that real fur, Roy?
Is that real fur, Roy?
She and her ex-boyfriend Raffaelle Sollecito both had their convictions overturned.
The couple tied the knot yesterday in a completely over-the-top ceremony in Florence, Italy.
Matteo Renzi, nicknamed ‘Fonzie’ for his leather-and-jeans dress sense, is expected to form a government in the coming day.
Herring, salami and a fair amount of wine features on the ancient shopping list.
But Knox herself is not returning to Italy, saying: “I was depicted as a young, unscrupulous liar. A sex fiend, a murderess. I’m not coming back.”
The United States does not normally extradite its citizens to face legal action.
The Italian president has condemned the racist attack, which saw two Senegalese people murdered, as a “blind explosion of hatred”.
A Da Vinci masterpiece is hoped to lie beneath a Florence mural but some art historians are outraged at the method being used to uncover it: drilling through the existing 16thC painting by Giorgio Vasari.
