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Costa Concordia's final voyage helps to salvage Italy's pride
27 Jul 2014: Matteo Renzi greets conclusion of ship's journey to port on outskirts of Genoa as evidence that country can 'start over again'
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27 Jul 2014: Italian tenor admired as an authoritative interpreter of Verdi 1 comment -
27 Jul 2014: Eight tugboats help shepherd stricken cruise liner into port on outskirts of Italian city, where it will be broken up
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26 Jul 2014:
John Hooper: As the Venice film festival approaches, Italy's own movie industry appears in fine fettle – but not everyone is cheering
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24 Jul 2014: Senators have tabled thousands of amendments to PM's proposals, and debated only three of them on day one 36 comments
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24 Jul 2014: A report looking into satisfaction levels in 79 European cities does little to shake the stereotype of Nordic utopia, while Mediterranean cities seethe with discontent – and British ones seem okay with their lot
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24 Jul 2014:
Meriam Ibrahim was sentenced to death for apostasy in May, sparking an international campaign to save her life
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24 Jul 2014: Meriam Ibrahim, whose death sentence was overturned after international outcry, arrives with husband and two children
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24 Jul 2014:
Photographs from the Guardian Eyewitness series
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23 Jul 2014:
Giglio will never be the same again after playing host to workers from around the world who came to refloat the cruise ship
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23 Jul 2014:
The wreckage of the cruise ship Costa Concordia leaves the
Italian port of Giglio on Wednesday where it sank two and a half years
ago, killing 32 people
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23 Jul 2014:
On 13 January 2012, the Costa Concordia ran aground on the
island of Giglio in Italy, in a tragedy that caused the loss of 32 lives
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23 Jul 2014:
Salvage operation engineers rotate refloated cruise ship for its voyage to Genoa, where it will be broken up for scrap
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22 Jul 2014: Alleged human traffickers accused of stabbing and throwing overboard 60 men and women
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22 Jul 2014: Joint statement vows to tackle rise in number of demonstrations and hostile rhetoric 'that cross line into racism and xenophobia'
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22 Jul 2014:
The country's data watchdog requires Google to ask permission before creating a profile on users. By Alex Hern
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