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Mafia boss held after 12 years

16.11.09

The second in command of the Italian Mafia, who had the son of a supergrass dissolved in acid, has been caught after eluding police for 12 years... more

Why England need a good �result� in Qatar

13.11.09

Capello�s men face Brazil but the real battle is taking place behind the scenes, as fight to host the 2018 World Cup hots up... more

Serie A review: Inter extend lead

02.11.09

Inter Milan capitalised on the few chances they created to win at Livorno and extend their lead at the top of Serie A to seven points... more

Serie A review: Juventus on the up

26.10.09

Juventus cut the gap at the top of Serie A to four points with a 1-0 defeat of Siena... more

Genoa top table after thrashing Napoli

14.09.09

The city of Genoa can bask in the glory of having two of the three table-topping teams in Serie A... more

Baaria is a voyage around the director's hero father

02.09.09

Venice Film Festival: Baaria, Venice Festival's opening film, is a rambling, overlong but reasonably effective three-generational Sicilian epic.... more

Kovac on way as January just gets better for Zola

29.01.09

Spartak Moscow midfielder Radoslav Kovac is close to securing a move to West Ham after snubbing Scottish champions Celtic... more

Italians close in on William Gallas

11.12.08

AC Milan and Juventus are ready to battle it out to sign Arsenal defender William Gallas in the January transfer window... more

Fears, doubts and what we all owe Baby P's memory

18.11.08

I was in Sicily over the weekend and visited the celebrated Capuchin catacombs, where the imperfectly preserved corpses of the 19th-century middle class of Palermo are strung up along the walls... more

West Ham still in hunt for Appiah

03.09.08

Football: West Ham were still on the trail of Ghanaian international Stephen Appiah... more

Hammers close in on Appiah

01.09.08

West Ham are hoping to sign Ghana captain Stephen Appiah from Fenerbahce before the midnight deadline... more

Show now running at the Tate

30.06.08

All day, every day, for the next four months an athlete will run the 86 metres of Tate Britain's central Duveens Galleries.... more

Haunting memorials

10.12.07

A haunting exhibition from Hungarian-American photographer Peter Hujar brilliantly documents the fearful era of New York in the late seventies and early eighties.... more

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