Tom Kington

Rome is planning an urgent crackdown on residents letting their homes to tourists as the local population plummets and officials say the eternal city risks los

Italian police have used a powerful Lamborghini to speed across the country to deliver two kidneys to donor patients. “Travelling on the motorway to deliver the

A brown bear who rose to fame stealing biscuits from a mountain village bakery has resurfaced, this time hanging around a Michelin-starred restaurant in search

At the end of football practice on a cold wet day in Rome, Ruggiero Della Spina headed off the pitch and towards the showers with a spring in his step.“Football

As he rolled up a joint in his small sitting room, Kevin Bellotti described his relief at Malta’s trailblazing cannabis legalisation after the dark years when the tiny Mediterranean island persecuted pot smokers

When helicopters swooped down on Ostia this week, locals assumed it was connected with the filming of the crime series Suburra, which is set in the seaside sub

As dozens of cinemas in Rome are turned into shops and bingo halls, young activists backed by Hollywood heavyweights have won a decade-long legal battle to save the city’s largest single-screen venue from demolition.A court has issued a preservation order on the 1950s Cinema America, in the historic

Nunzia Giuliano thanked fans for supporting her new product, but making the clan leader a hero has left a nasty smell for many in Naples

Tourists lining up to enter Rome’s Pantheon on Wednesday were surprised as a stream of Italian opposition politicians followed by TV crews entered the piazza

Alberto Grandi, co-author of a new book, says many of the country’s most jealously guarded dishes owe their fame to influences from overseas