500 people were pulled to safety and seven bodies recovered after a heavily crowded boat overtued off the Libyan coast. Photo: Gabriel Buoys/AFP
AFP · 25 May 2016, 13:11
Published: 25 May 2016 13:11 GMT+02:00
The navy said 500 people had been pulled to safety and seven bodies recovered, but rescue operations were continuing and the death toll could rise.
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500 people were pulled to safety and seven bodies recovered after a heavily crowded boat overtued off the Libyan coast. Photo: Gabriel Buoys/AFP
Rescue operations are continuing and the death toll could rise.
Italian divers have located the wreck of a T-class Second World War submarine. Photo: Wikimedia Commons.
Experts say the bodies of 71 servicemen are still sealed inside the airtight submarine.
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Photo: Vigili del Fuoco
The accident was probably caused by erosion from the River Ao.
A man dressed as Julius Caesare takes part in an event to mark the aiversary of the legendary foundation of the Eteal City in 753 BC, on April 19th, 2015. Photo: Filippo Monteforte/AFP
"We need help to ensure Rome continues to be a reference point in terms of beauty for the whole world."
Migrants rest aboard the rescue ship "Aquarius", on May 24th after a rescue operation in front of the Libyan coast. Photo: Gabriel Bouys/AFP
The overwhelming majority of those arriving in Italy so far this year have been from sub-Saharan Africa.
Florence's Ponte Vecchio. Photo: Colby Blaisdell/Flickr
Ponte Vecchio is one of the world’s most famous bridges. Rebuilt after a flood in 1345, it was the only bridge across the Ao that the escaping Germans did not destroy during the Second World War. Many put the bridge’s survival down to a Nazi official, as Stephen Caruso reports.
This Italian town is a 'must see' this year. Photo: Gatnau/Flickr
Drumroll, please.
Harrods has been told it caot open in Sardinia this year. Photo: Rick Payette/Tony Sheng/Hl_1001/Flickr
“Everybody, including Harrods, needs to obey the same rules."
Daniele De Santis has been found guilty of killing a Napoli fan ahead of the Italian Cup final in 2014. Photos: Rome police/AFP
Daniele De Santis, a Roma 'ultra' and right-wing militant, was on Tuesday found guilty of killing 31-year-old Ciro Esposito.
Photo: Jonathan Lin/Flickr
The classic board game is getting an Italian makeover - and you can have a say in how the finished board looks.
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