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Australia will be the only overseas destination on the 2024 schedule, with Phillip Island staging the opening round on 23-25 February following a pre-season test the week before.

Newcastle expect midfielder Sandro Tonali to be banned from football for 10 months – with another eight suspended – for breaching Italian betting regulations

The race will begin in Italy for the first time and end in Nice rather than Paris as the capital turns its attention to the Olympic Games

Italy’s prime minister wasn’t afraid to take a day off when her relationship ended, and neither was I. It should be the norm, says journalist Elle Hunt

The new competition locks out smaller nations just when rugby should be trying to grow the game globally

India joins five other countries in race for 2036 Olympics. New process focuses on flexibility, sustainability and cost-effectiveness. India yet to decide city/cities for hosting. Mexico only one to have hosted before. Other potential bidders include Egypt, Seoul, China, Qatar, Hungary, Italy, Denmark, Canada and Germany. India has hosted several…

THE new manager of the Scotland National Cerebral Palsy Football team has said he hopes to put in foundations for further success.

A year ago many pundits feared that Italian prime minister Giorgia Meloni’s government would turn out to be a radical one. This was not just because of her party’s roots in the extreme right but also because she came to office promising big change.

After 14 years, Rome revives the tradition of Durga Puja with song, dance, music, food and discourse

Qatar has agreed to supply Italian firm Eni with natural gas for 27 years, the Gulf emirate's state-owned energy company announced Monday. The deal comes after similar contracts with France and the UK.

Leaders of France, Canada, Germany, Italy, Britain and the United States have underscored their support for Israel and its right to defend itself during a video conference, but also urged it to adhere to international humanitarian law and protect civilians.