The Latest Breaking News from Rome

David Bowie’s Berlin bolthole and the world’s most stolen artwork in Ghent are among the cultural icons that our writers have long wished to visit

Visitors can walk over the map in the museum in the Italian capital

The Prince and Princess of Wales are heading on an exciting spring solo trip without the kids

Lt Col Carlos Luis Malatto fled Argentina in 2011 and will be tried in Rome for premeditated killing of eight people in last military dictatorship

Opposition politicians in Italy are demanding that police investigate a rally in Rome where hundreds of participants raised an arm in the banned fascist salute

Hundreds of men shown making fascist salutes during gathering outside Italian Social Movement headquarters

In his new book, the Labour MP, who left a note to his Treasury successor in 2010 saying that there was ‘no money’, likens modern Britain to the last days of Rome. He talks about trauma, Starmer and creating a fairer society

It's a pastry that's synonymous with the month of January in France. At the start of every year the "galette des rois", or king cake, fills bakeries across the country and there's one to suit everyone's taste. In this show, we find out more about the origins of this French…

Pope Francis, the head of the Catholic Church, is facing increasingly strong opposition inside the Vatican. The conservative clan of the Roman Curia – the powerful governing body of the Holy See – accuses him of a laxist vision of Catholic doctrine, particularly regarding the status of homosexual couples and…

Cristina Celestino designed a Rome Apartment inside a 1930s building, defined by a calming colour palette and diffused light

Watch as Italians dive into the icy waters of the Tiber River in Rome to celebrate New Year on Monday, January 1.