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A shocking engagement party announcement sent ripples through Italian high society, as a millionaire Italian banker accused his fiancée of cheating - in front of over 150 guests

Anna Lorenzi, 20, was on the shore of Italy's Lake Garda with her dad when she jumped in to save her unnamed brother, 14, who she saw was drowning before the rescue took a horror twist

A woman was led away by security or police after she clambered out of the iconic Trevi Fountain in Rome, Italy having filled up her water bottle in one of the streams

Susannah Boddie, 27, died in Navazzo di Gargnano near Lake Garda, Italy, after losing control of her bike on a downhill gravel path while cycling with her partner

Police looking into the destroyed speed camera in the town of Cadoneghe, northern Italy, say they have discovered gunpowder at the scene, as the investigations continue...

The statue was destroyed in Viggiu, in the northern Italian region of Lombardy, when a group of tourists apparently climbed on the stone figure and caused it to crash to the ground

A customer was shocked to receive their bill at the end of a meal in Bar Pace, Lake Como and to see a charge of €2 added to it, for someone to cut his sandwich in half

Grandfather Giacomo Chiapparini, 74, was found crushed to death in his factory after a shelf collapsed and sent 15,000 wheels of cheese falling to the floor

Giulia Pozzebon was hiking with a friend on Monte Limidario, which straddles the Italian-Swiss border when they were hit by bad weather

The 'biblical' event on beaches across the Romagna Riviera, on the southern coast of Italy, caused tonnes of tourists to cut their stay short after the pesky insects swarmed the beaches and hotels

Vincenzo La Porta, 60, is thought to have close ties to the Camorra organised crime gang in Naples and has been on the run for over a decade before he was finally captured in Greece

In hilarious footgae, the mighty creature could be seen just a few feet from the Eurospin supermarket in Calabria, southern Italy, before its circus owners retrieved it and brought it back "home"

Four in ten Brits think it is important to switch up holiday destinations - and over a third feel happier when trying adventurous activities on holiday

Francesca Marchione would have been trapped in the lift for several hours, authorities believe, as they continue to investigate the tragedy in the city of Palermo, Italy

Robert De Niro - whose grandson Leandro died last month - was pictured in Italy with sculptor Genny Di Virgilio, who presented the film star with two models as good luck presents

As temperatures soar over 45C, residents of the town of Decimomannu stay indoors as the Italian island of Sardinia records its hottest day ever

Three Degrees West, a new restaurant on Oddicombe Beach in Torquay, Devon is Spanish-themed with a fine tapas and wine selection during the summer to enjoy with uninterrupted sea views

Tour guide David Battaglino captured the alleged incident on camera, immediately alerting security. He shouted at the Swiss teenager to stop, but she shrugged before walking off

Mountainside vineyards, where Prosecco is produced, are at risk from soil degradation and drought, researchers said. This has an impact on the local economy, study lead author Dr Paolo Tarolli added

Italy has recorded its first death attributed to the deadly heatwave which is named after the three-headed dog from Dante's Inferno due to temperatures soaring above 40C

The 3 lbs tumour, which was benign, was so large that the patient, identified only by his first name, Angelo, had trouble eating and breathing before the gruelling eight-hour operation in Milan to reconstruct his face

Little Anna was born prematurely on a high-speed train from Rome to Turin - and her mum was helped during the delivery by a midwife who was on a video call with Trenitalia staff

Ivan Dimitrov, who leads gym classes in Bristol, carved his name and that of partner Hayley Bracey into the Colosseum wall in Rome but has today defended himself

Teacher Cinzia Paolina De Lio, from Italy, is believed to have used sick leave, holiday, personal and family reasons and time permitted to go to conferences to avoid turning up to work

Excavations in the Roman city of Pompeii have unveiled an ancient fresco by a bakery which historians say bears an uncanny resemblance to Italy's most beloved and famous export