The Latest Breaking News from Turin

The Derry native will perform That's Rich on May 12 in Turin during the second semi-final

Ada Hegerberg was on target as record seven-time winners Lyon saw off French rivals Paris Saint-Germain on Saturday to set up a Women's Champions League final showdown with holders Barcelona. Hegerberg and captain Wendie Renard scored either side of a Marie-Antoinette Katoto strike for PSG as Lyon won 2-1 in…

Expert on revered relic calls on British Museum to back up the results of its disputed carbon dating tests

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Israeli security service Shin Bet reportedly doesn’t have capacity to go to competition

Turin, once briefly the capital of Italy, is famous today for its coffee, delectable hazelnut chocolate, Fiat cars, Juventus FC and the architectural wonder, the Mole Antonelliana. It also happens to be the city of a reportedly epiphanic moment in the life of multi-faceted German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche.

The much-maligned France international has come under fire for his performances with Juventus this season as the Turin-based titans look way off their usual pace down in fourth

The Germany international could be the first Blues player to head for the Stamford Bridge exit after being enticed by the bright lights of Turin from next season onwards