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this italy team isn't quite the same as italy teams| isn't quite the same as italy teams of old.een rebuilding _ them? know, but they've been rebuilding since _ them? know, but they've been rebuilding since they _ them? know, but they've been rebuilding since they went - them? know, but they've been rebuilding since they went to i rebuilding since they went to qualify for the 2018 world cup. roberto mancini seems to have cracked it in terms of their solid defence. also, we've seen beautiful goals in this tournament already. there may not be any superstars in that team, names that people are familiar with unless they follow serie a. what they are scoring and they are keeping this solid. expect italy with a few players rested, but with plenty of expectation here in italy. they can't afford to slip up in front of their home crowd. it will be tough for wales. it's been almost 20 years since they actually beat italy in cardiff all those years ago. that was followed by a 4-0 years ago. that was followed by a 4—0 something in 2003. the few hundred fans will be here in rome. theyjust wan

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but italy are a good team. it does not i italy are a good team.team. it does not matter. we are — italy are a good team. it does not matter, we are here, _ italy are a good team. it does not matter, we are here, having - italy are a good team. it does not matter, we are here, having fun, | matter, we are here, having fun, that is— matter, we are here, having fun, that is the — matter, we are here, having fun, that is the main thing, does not matter— that is the main thing, does not matter about the game. nice one, mate _ matter about the game. nice one, mate. ~ ., , �* ., ., , mate. well, it doesn't matter a bit about the game. — mate. well, it doesn't matter a bit about the game, let's _ mate. well, it doesn't matter a bit about the game, let's be - mate. well, it doesn't matter a bit about the game, let's be honest! i mate. well, it doesn't matter a bit i about the game, let's be honest! -- about the game, let's be honest! —— does matter. the wales performance against turkey was a fabulous, it was notjust against turkey was a fabulous, it was no

but immigration is a thorny issue in italy. we asked the member of parliament from the center left the democratic party. how political leaders can convince italians of the need to take more non italians into the country. you've also got a lot. i can explain all i want to italians at a certain level of immigration helps italian society. but as long as they keep thing immigrants, big for handouts on the street, i won't convince anybody we need to integrate them into italian society and need help from europe. with the pandemic eating and summer temperatures rising, there's been an increase in the number of migrants crossing the mediterranean and landing in italy, that's only further fuel the anti immigrant sentiments, divided over immigration. italy will rely then on mothers like sahara to choose to have multiple children. a choice many italian women are unwilling to make. adam rainy al jazeera rome. all migration is a divisive issue in the country and who has the right to live in italy or claim citizenship is an issue that has be

i’m i have a whole other room there was children yelling for italy.— children yelling for italy.taly. i'm sure you do! i know— children yelling for italy. i'm sure you do! i knowjust _ children yelling for italy. i'm sure you do! i knowjust what - children yelling for italy. i'm sure you do! i knowjust what it's - children yelling for italy. i'm sure you do! i knowjust what it's like l you do! i knowjust what it's like when the football is on in rome. borisjohnson made quite an interesting point today, he said the leader should i make the wrist mistakes that were there after the last financial crisis. in 2008 or nine, and i suppose from an italian perspective you would endorse that point, wouldn't you? fitter perspective you would endorse that point, wouldn't you?— point, wouldn't you? after the financial crisis _ point, wouldn't you? after the financial crisis the _ point, wouldn't you? after the j financial crisis the government point, wouldn't you? after the - financial crisis the government did step in for this is nothing new that the government step again now with the governm

who likes to play against italy? no one. italy is the world bowling team. trust italians are cynical when it comes to football. winning is all that matters. it's not about how you play and cynical results based mentality means that italians know that even when you can't, when you might not lose italians have perspective the art of defending and no, i'm not talking about cutting out. so i'm talking about how italian teams always make their opponents suffer and how they're one of the dirtiest teams you'll ever have to play again. grand sir. even if things have changed a little bit recently. the number to each month. then there's the coach, dental, 94 in my show as the times like to call him. he's a man who knows how to win title. she took over in may 2018 after the shambles of a world cup, qualifying campaigns in his time for both our kids reduce himself. with this statement of intent, he's going to be a study honor when they want to start by the automated interest 3 short years under months. 68 different players have features for the 2. no other italian coac

you don't, it was certainly an easy run for italy, but it's a good start. it gave us confidence insecurity. you know, we have to see how we will play the important matches mateo person as the winner, italy. he was one of 8 new faces in a much changed side that worryingly for their opponent. so few signs of a drop in quality. never the motivation to waste every day. i'm very pleased to see that we change the players rather than the team played very well. many gall, we deserve to score more goals. but wales defended fiercely, but i really like what i saw in my team. the boys played very well, but i know much and i was so excited. we're living the moment. we're very happy to be here. how are we going to face the quarter finals? well, we're going to put up a good fight. the actual fight starts and right. know ominous words, the austria and ukraine, one of whom will faith italy in the last 16 the and in formula one red bulls mark 1st off as one of the french grand prix. after a thrilling end to the race. dutchman took the lead leaf as he overtook mercedes louis

i think there's more opportunity in italy, the water is in the u. k. the diesel lease countryside regaining a future. the i a just before the 2nd corona lockdown in new york in 2020, the victoria family was living in naples. life didn't change much for them. school holidays were extended and the children were already at home. anyway. paulo is a professor of education at the university of naples, federico 2nd. his wife wally is a programmer. they've been working from home for weeks. smart working children running riot. the television always own and a chronically underactive dog were all just too much chewing on the chairs. he always does bathroom now he's racking them more and no everyone was longing for wide open spaces. and thereby, when we got the idea during the covert, we're going to call it was a moment that all 5 of us and the dog, which is the focal point, the family found. we were shut up in our apartment again to come into the home and even a spacious area and like to do, we were still stuck inside our 4 walls. i mean over, but i don't know wh

milan is the second biggest city in italy. it's the capital of lombardy - a region in the north of the peninsula, the gateway to northern europe and all of the trade money that that brings. sophisticated, elegant, and rich. milan is the epicentre of design, fashion, and finance. the most iconic visual representation of milan's power is its cathedral - the biggest church in the whole of italy. this breath-taking architectural jewel with its forest of spires pointing upwards is the perfect metaphor for milanese ambition. where are you taking me beppe? >> it's a very-- >> up. just up. >> it's a good place. >> yeah? one of my favourite italian writers has spent his whole life in milan. beppe severgnini is a regular new york times columnist. >> milan loves the future. >> he is a master at explaining italians to the rest of the world and i want him to tell me all i need to know about milan. >> welcome to milan's first ever skyscraper. >> even better, he has the keys to the most exclusive rooftop in the city. it's extraord-- it's lik

i have been the cause in italy and the uk?— have been the cause in italy and the uk?e uk and other european countries - and the uk? i think the uk and other european countries did i other european countries did make mistakes in the early days of the pandemic and were not fully prepared. the differentiator is that the european countries ultimately learn from their mistakes in the us did not. us refused. instead they denied and deflected and that was our catastrophic failure. fine deflected and that was our catastrophic failure. one of the intriguing _ catastrophic failure. one of the intriguing things - catastrophic failure. one of i the intriguing things perhaps and it mayjust be coincidence but countries like the uk in the us who performed worse on these numbers, the access death over the last year have performed best on vaccinations. that is right. and so the united states created a very sound programme through our national institute of health and the fda to vaccinate the american people and overall we are doing well except that now in the southern part of the countr

wales beat italy in cardiff 20 years auo? , wales beat italy in cardiff 20 years am? , ., ., wales beat italy in cardiff 20 years am? , , , ., ., ., ., ago? yes, it seems a long time ago now but that _ ago? yes, it seems a long time ago now but that was _ ago? yes, it seems a long time ago now but that was a _ ago? yes, it seems a long time ago now but that was a special - ago? yes, it seems a long time ago now but that was a special night - now but that was a special night indeed. we beat italy in cardiff and craig and simon scored on the night and full house in the stadium and it puts us into a play—off situation with russia going ahead, which we did not progress in it, but special memories, yes. find did not progress in it, but special memories. yes-— did not progress in it, but special memories, yes. and i suppose that was not an — memories, yes. and i suppose that was not an easy — memories, yes. and i suppose that was not an easy task, _ memories, yes. and i suppose that was not an easy task, because - memories, yes. and i suppose that was not an easy task, becau

you know, they have problems, italy dominated the ball, the own go led to italy getting on the scoreboard 1st. then a former dorman player. shiro immobile a score 2 goals and the 3rd one with a nail in the coffin, i think a strong start to the tournament, considering what they've missed. italy's missed out on big tournaments in the recent past. you know, so it's really good and i think the 16000 and fans were delighted, you know, for the resort, i think that they are the solvers favorites for group. and we all missed out on this tournament last year. and he was clearly delayed because of the krona virus pandemic. i can imagine that the organizers must be absolutely relieved if not jubilant. huge sigh of relief. you know, without question. you know, the action reaction was the biggest thing that i was attracted to watching. you know, from the comfort of my living room last night, you know, the band, the fans are so colorful, you missed that. you got to see the eyes of the moment. and then not only in the stadium, because there are limited access, but outside in the streets, you know, there

italy's historic volcano, the most fearsome and devastating eruption.least once every century it has hurled disaster. >> the volcano is this ever-present threat, isn't it? >> it is. because it is on the landscape. you always watch it. you always have a -- have it in your mind and in your eyes. >> professor elisabetta moro is one of the 3 million neapolitans who live in the shadow of the mighty volcano. >> people are obsessed by the possibility of dying because there is a volcano, because there are earthquakes, because there are epidemics. >> yeah. >> so it's very hard for them. >> life can be tough in this volatile city. it's no wonder everywhere you go in naples, you see handmade shrines keeping a light shining for loved ones who have died. >> this is all over the city, you see this. >> yes, they are included in the architecture of the city. these are kind of temples of memory. you remember the people of your family or of your -- or your friends. especially young people who died. >> coming from a southern italian family, death was always talked about.

the seriously who likes to play against italy? no one italy is the world building team trust italians are cynical when it comes to football. winning is all that matters. it's not about how you play and cynical results based mentality means that it's kelly and know that even when you can't, when you might not lose italians perspective the art of defending and no, i'm not talking about cut. they're not till i'm talking about how italian teams always make their opponents suffer and how they're one of the dirtiest teams you'll ever have to play again. grand sir. even if things have changed a little bit recently. the number 2 in man then there is the coach. it'll dental mancini or in manchester as the times likes to call him. he's a man who knows how to win titles. he took over in may 2018 after the shambles of a world cup, qualifying campaigns. and it's time for both of our key introduce himself with this statement of intent to a study when they want to study by the interest 3 short years undermined 68 different players has features f

if you don't, if it was certainly an easy road for italy, but it's a good start. it gave us confidence and security. you know, we have to see how we will play the important matches mateo person as the winner to italy. he was one of a new faces in a much changed side that worryingly for their opponents. so few signs of a drop in quality. never the motivation to waste every day. i'm very pleased to see that we change the players and the team played very well. many valid if we decide to score more goals. but wales defended fiercely, rosie, but i really liked what i saw in my team. the boys played very well, but i am watching. i was so excited we are living the moment. we're very happy to be here. how are we going to face the quarter finals? well, we're going to put up a good fight. the actual fight starts, right? no. ominous words for austria and ukraine, one of whom will faith italy in the last 16. the new zealand has elected transgender athlete, laurel hubbard, for the limpid team, for the tokyo olympic games. the 43 or the weight lifter will become the 1st, openly

that's how italy plans to secure the future of the country. living for beginners, the shoes of genocide and crimes against humanity and was on trial for the international criminal tribunal in the hague. district. gave the most powerful demonstration that no one beyond the reach of inclination and a singular experiment in the history of just war on trial. in 45 minutes on d, w o n d, i change africa. what's the story? what i have for their future. d, w dot com, africa, megacity, multimedia insight. click and enter. the me ah, empty homes and decaying buildings have become common in a 3rd of italy's villages. still like ghost towns. youngsters, go away, field, stay on. yeah, no, no, go every year when they moved, it is like concert, less than $1500.00 resident lost about $25.00 people. right. easy guy, 1020 years of village would have nearly been families. but for many families, big city life has become unbearable, especially now. the longing for more space is driving people to take reasons and the importance. courtney lives to have new experien

surely italy will rest players. they are - italy will rest players.ayers. they are looking good at the moment i italy will rest players. they are j looking good at the moment to potentially go through and you would want them to get a draw to make sure that they are ok, effectively. i think it will be a great match. after that england scotland draw on friday night, the home nations spotlight shifts to wales who take on italy in the european championship later. it's their toughest test so far of the group stage. from rome, griffith reports. italian football is having a renaissance. the national team has played 29 games without loss, to be the missouri here, will require an olympic event. —— azzurri. wales 0lympic event. —— azzurri. wales arrived boyd after the win against turkey and the result means they are almost guaranteed a place in the next round but they have not come to rome to relax. irate next round but they have not come to rome to relax— rome to relax. we want to win the urou - , rome to relax. we want to win the group. we — rome to relax. we

that's how italy plans to secure the future of this country. living for beginners that accused of genocide and crimes against humanity and was on trial international criminal tribunal in the hague. this time, you will not be the most powerful demonstration that no one is beyond the reach of information. i'm a singular experiment in the history of jet war on trial in 45 minutes on d w. we've got some tips for your bucket list, the magic corner check for some great cultural memorials to boot w travels off. we go ah, empty homes and decaying buildings have become common in a 3rd of italy's villages. there like ghost towns. the youngsters go away. field stay on. yeah, no, no go every year. will. it is like concert, less than $1500.00 residents. lost about 25 people. right. and gotten 10 to 20 year been done. a village would have nearly been atlanta. but for many families, big city life has become unbearable, especially now. the longing for more space is driving people to take reasons and important in life to have new experiences and never to settle

unlocking italy. easing restrictions as angela merkel gets ready to let germany's controversial lockdown law passed. not until the end of the month that just started today, though. crude climbs ahead of an opec-plus meeting today. the alliance is expected to press ahead with a gradual increase in production. just under an hour away. cash equity trading across europe. gains here on the continent in terms of futures. you've got euro stoxx 50 futures up 0.3%. dax futures up 0.4%. ftse, which was closed yesterday for the second may bank holiday, is down. futures are down. u.s. futures a little higher. take a look at the small gain we are seeing on s&p nasdaq and dow futures. each up less than 0.1%. nonetheless, green. let's look at the global macro mover screen. gmm is the function you need to pull this up. you will see, here's the g20 markets. the kospi gaining 0.5% into the close. south korean won also one of the big gainers in terms of forex. you see generally very little change in terms of equity

opponents italy are rivallin: be cool. opponents italy are rivalling as _ be cool.aly are rivalling as well as _ be cool. opponents italy are rivalling as well as football, | be cool. opponents italy are - rivalling as well as football, they have a huge task. three wins in the group stages, it took extra time to be austria. —— beat austria. they are one of the giants of european football. good enough to be belgium, good enough to beat anyone. saturday, next instalment of your 2020's most extraordinary story. denmark who came so close to tragedy have somehow journeyed denmark who came so close to tragedy have somehowjourneyed on, reaching the knockout stages with beyond expectations given the circumstances, making the quarterfinals in the eyes of most of fairly well. but are they ready to go again? {iii fairly well. but are they ready to no auain? .., , fairly well. but are they ready to iioaain? , ., fairly well. but are they ready to auoaain? , ., ., , fairly well. but are they ready to ioaiain? , ., ., , go again? of course we are ready. i wish it was — go again?

having a house in italy is the fantasy of a lifetime movie. got you, especially the american say that just so together with a colleague, valeria meets a group of potential buyers who come from motor to take a look at the abandoned houses. property on sicily would be a dream come true for sarah cooper and her partner to more today i will explain a little bit how it works, the project that your house and, and i will also show you some properties. we would like to find something very traditional for people who buy property for one, euro, and mussa merely a pretty much free to do what they like with it. there is no residence obligation, but there is a catch renovation must complete in 3 years. otherwise, the owner is subject 285000 euro fine. this is the house. when euro you will see is in 3 levels. the house has been vacant for 15 years. it belongs to an elderly couple who moved to northern italy, the children interested in the property. the 1st can be true or it's more a bedroom because they their guard room. many of the homes are badly in need

no one. italy is the world bowling team. trust italians are cynical when it comes to football. winning is all that matters. it's not about how you play and cynical results based mentality, means that italians know that even when you can't, when you might not lose the italians have perfected the art of defending. and no, i'm not talking about natural. i'm talking about how italian teams always make their opponents suffer and how they're one of the dirtiest teams you'll ever have to play again. or graph sir. or even if things have changed a little bit recently, the number to him until then there is the coach or 2 months he or in manchester as the times likes to call him. he's a man who knows how to win title. he took over in may 2018 after the shambles of a world cup. qualifying campaigns in italian football jars is our key. introduce himself . with this statement of intent, he's going to be going into the ana when they want to store the interest 3 short years under 68 different players has features for the no other italian co

a hugely impressive win for italy.off to some start. andy swiss, bbc news. our correspondent mark lowen was at the stadio olimpico in rome. well, 3—0, a thumping victory for italy and some very dejected, very quiet turkish fans coming out of stadio olimpico in rome now. and the joyous italian fans beginning to come out. we heard the roars of the italian fans from inside the stadium for those three successive goals. all the happier they are playing here to a home crowd in rome. and even happier still that they are hosting the very first match. they've hosted the very first match of the euros 2020 championship, having been the first country in europe to be crushed by covid, now the first host of the euro 2020 championship, a sign in itself of how far this country has come since the darkest days of the pandemic last year. it has had a devastating impact on this country, the second highest death toll in europe and yet the numbers have dropped considerably to the extent they have felt able to host 16,000 spectators inside t

no. ominous words, the austria and ukraine, one of whom will faith italy. in the last 16, the organizes of next month's tokyo olympics have announced that up to 10000 local spectators will be allowed inside games venue. organizers said venues would be limited to 50 percent capacity up to the $10000.00 minimum maximum. they continued to incest, the games can be held safely despite the quote, a virus pandemic. if the situation in japan, worse and organizers said that events could still go ahead without spectators, fans from abroad have already been banned. the olympics are due to start in just over a months time. meanwhile, i see president thomas bock said the vaccination target set for the $11000.00 residents of the athlete village and tokyo will be met in time for the start of the games. so for the residents, for the olympic villages, it will be well above 80 percent. so we have had our expectations, you know, in a, in a confident way that we will get to 80 percent. but today i can tell you it will be well above 80 percent in the olympics. we did use the 43

so let's take a look at that final group, a table, italy top. the group with 3 wins from 3 mattress and 0 goals, conceded wales and switzerland. both have 4 points, but wales qualify, which is superior gold difference. and turkey didn't manage a single when in a dismal campaign. italy's reputation as flow starters in major tournaments has been blown out the out of the water by this blistering form. it you are 2020 and fans across the country celebrated their qualification to the last 16 in typically passionate style the jubilation on the streets of rome. i had no wonder with 3 winds out of 3 and not a single go conceited. italy's funds are convinced that all roads lead to london and confident and hopeful that will least make it to the final. we have a great team, a great coat, and we have a good chance of winning the tournament. you don't know what it was, certainly an easy road for italy, but it's a good start. it gave us confidence and security. you know, we have to see how we will play the important material person. and so the winner, it's re

tucci: i have driven in italy quite a bit. but i did say to one guy when i was doing a movie, i said, "it's very interesting, people don't really stop at stop lights that much." and he goes, "no, no, no. the stop light is just a suggestion." there's nowhere on earth quite like tuscany. the land is idyllic, the art is divine and the food is out of this world. >> tucci: oh my god. it just melts in your mouth. [laughs] i'm stanley tucci, i'm fascinated by my italian heritage. so, i'm travelling across italy to discover how the food, in each of this countries twenty regions, is as unique as the people and their past. the creations of famous tuscans are known the world over. michelangelo, i think if he were to come back today, he'd be able to walk around florence. it hasn't changed. but it's the hands of the ordinary people... >> chef: we fold it like this. ...that have crafted the incredible food here. it's like a christmas in your mouth, yeah. this is a place built on human ingenuity, mind-boggling riches and an insane amount of

today i'm at the case for italy, bell, italy who couldn't even qualify for the last one. that's right. you people on tears were seen across the globe. and that was only 3 years ago. was train number one, building the seriously who likes to play against italy? no one, italy is the world building team. trust italians are cynical when it comes to football. winning is all that matters. it's not about how you play and cynical results basements. howdy means that it's kelly and know that even when you can't, when you might not lose italian perspective, the art of defending and no, i'm not talking about cat do not show. i'm talking about how italian teams always make their opponents soccer and how they're one of the dirtiest teams you'll ever have to play again. grand sir. even if things have changed a little bit recently. the number 2 in months then there is the coach. it'll dental monte, or in my show as the times like to call him. he's a man who knows how to win title. he took over in may 2018 after the shambles of a world cup, qualifying campaigns. in his time, football start

tucci: i have driven in italy quite a bit.'s very interesting, people don't really stop at stop lights that much." and he goes, "no, no, no. the stop light is just a suggestion." there's nowhere on earth quite like tuscany. the land is idyllic, the art is divine and the food is out of this world. >> tucci: oh my god. it just melts in your mouth. [laughs] i'm stanley tucci, i'm fascinated by my italian heritage. so, i'm travelling across italy to discover how the food, in each of this countries twenty

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to have most of the _ 0k, we expected italy to have most of the ball— 0k, we expected italy to havel— defence, too many changes maybe and that goal was coming, bits of that free kick, — that goal was coming, bits of that free kick, but it was carving, and then— free kick, but it was carving, and then the — free kick, but it was carving, and then the red card, it's baton down then the red card, it's baton down the hatches — then the red card, it's baton down the hatches time. find then the red card, it's baton down the hatches time.— then the red card, it's baton down the hatches time. and mike, it's one heaven zero — the hatches time. and mike, it's one heaven zero at _ the hatches time. and mike, it's one heaven zero at the _ the hatches time. and mike, it's one heaven zero at the moment - the hatches time. and mike, it's one heaven zero at the moment and - the hatches time. and mike, it's one heaven zero at the moment and if i the hatches time. and mike, it's one heaven zero at the moment and if it| heaven zero at the moment and if it stayed like that wales should be ok? they shoul

when over switzerland it is italy, 2nd victory. now in the group stage in rome, manual look tele scored twice for the home team and italy assured themselves of advancing to the round of 16. now fans were out in force on the streets and p. s as a rome to cheer on italy during that match with switzerland, their reactions to the 2 goals for manual look at tele, tell the whole story. italy did not even qualify for the last world cup, so expectations are huge for these euros. and so far so good, italy are looking like one of the best teams in the tournament. will have put themselves in position to advance to the euro's finals. 16, thanks to a win over turkey, derek bale was instrumental despite baffling missing on a penalty. he assisted on erin ramsey's 1st half goal and then on another with 2nd left in the matches. wales claimed the victory. now denmark are getting ready for their match up with belgium. it's been just 5 days since danish midfielder christian ericsson collapse. suddenly, during schemes magic and finland erickson suffere

let's not underestimate the task ahead in italy.tball. while italy might rest some stars today and will be missing their captain, they still are an incredible team to take on. rob page and gareth bale speaking yesterday, saying they are here to win. any game at this level they have to focus on the best result. i think the pressure is taken off a little. only a few hundred welsh fans to cheer them on. the covid travel advice was not to come to italy to support wales, but i know thousands at home will be watching at 5pm, crossing theirfingers for a miracle in rome. the bbc has learned that a new bill to legalise assisted dying will be lodged at the scottish parliament. the bill will be lodged at holyrood on monday. the proposals — brought forward by liberal democrat msp liam mcarthur — aim to introduce the right to an assisted death for terminally ill mentally competent adults. there have been further warnings of wildfires for much of america's south west as the region battles an intense heatwave. mountain ranges across arizona have b

what happened in italy scared us a lot. so it was a bit like running home and we were if you recall, well the 1st country after italy to impose love, now our lives down was very, very heavy. then we did the many things faster than others because of the, of the terrible fear that if we would not control this to be but albania didn't have the resources to keep workers at home during the 2nd wave of the virus herd immunity was achieved through infection at a high cost, officially 2 and a half 1000 people died of cove at 19 in albania. but the us based institute for health metrics and evaluation estimates the figure at nearly $16000.00. because that's how many more people died here over the past 9 months than would normally have died in the same time period. we've heard immunity achieved infection rates plummeted in time for a general election in april. and 17 percent of the population has now received at least one vaccine chart, far above the global average of 12 percent. helping prime minister at a rama when a 3rd term jumps

they got their goal eventually just before italy.before half—time. manteo pristina, the faintest of touches, the fullest of celebrations. the lead at the break almost doubled shortly after. a free kick against the post. italy now putting their foot down. wales responding in kind. a red card, perhaps unlucky, perhaps not. but at 1-0, perhaps unlucky, perhaps not. but at 1—0, you always have a chance. wales's fell to gareth bale — a big moment, a costly mists. three wins from three for italy, but wales or through too. the journey continues and now i get serious. adam wilde, bbc news. i and now i get serious. adam wilde, bbc news. ~ ., and now i get serious. adam wilde, bbc news. ~' ., , ., bbc news. i knew would be a difficult game, _ bbc news. i knew would be a difficult game, but _ bbc news. i knew would be a difficult game, butjust - bbc news. i knew would be a difficult game, butjust to - bbc news. i knew would be a l difficult game, butjust to spice things up, we thought we'd make it more difficult. the boys grafted hard, we worke

let's not underestimate the task ahead in italy. not conceded a goal in almost 1000 minutes of football. while italy might rest some stars today and will be missing their captain, they still are an incredible team to take on. rob page and gareth bale speaking yesterday, saying they are here to win. any game at this level they have to focus on the best result. i think the pressure is taken off a little. only a few hundred welsh fans to cheer them on. the covid travel advice was not to come to italy to support wales, but i know thousands at home will be watching at 5pm, crossing theirfingers for a miracle in rome. tributes have been paid to one of india's greatest athletes, milkha singh, who has died at the age of 91. known as the flying sikh, he won four gold medals at the asian games, and finished fourth at the 1960 rome olympics. our india correspondent, yogita limaye, takes a look back at his life. with each run, milkha singh pushed a newborn india to dream bigger. his own journey rooted in his nation's tragedy — his family was ki

so rebuilding italy, not just figuratively, but literally it sounds like a money pit. i mean, is this going to be money? well spent by the well, it needs to be, it has to be because obviously as we know, even on the graph side of things, it's not just subsidies being handed out left, right. and the strict monitoring program, as there should be, there is milestones and intermediaries, and we to target. so every euro that is spends under the recovery funds needs to be accounted for, need to be spent and invested in need to show a return and needs to be sustainable. we need to contribute to the country proficiency. so absolutely will the money was spent. i think agenda has not the thank you very much for being on the show today. pleasure talking to you. thank you proudly. well, let's see what our correspondent has to say about that. and we get to is following this story. floors from brussels bench easily needs that money, but will it manage to modernize such an adequate system? the italian prime minister maggie drug has set up a special task force that shall oversee the h

while italy for 191 billions in grants and loans.vonic aligned has been traveling to the 23 states. spain, portugal, greece, and denmark have received the green light. she said the country would begin receiving money to rebuild its economy within the coming weeks. take a listen. >> we have helped each other make -- make it through the country and by doing so you have inspired a whole continent. you showed the true meaning of the word solidarity. and the rest of europe is following your way. next generation is an exceptional response to an exceptional crisis. it can reshape our continent for decades ahead. kate: google is facing another antitrust probe in europe over its all-important online advertising business. the european commission is looking into whether the tech giant is restricting access by third parties to user data. sharon: google is facing a fresh probe by regulators over concerns that tech giant is forcing out rivals and digital advertising technology. >> our investigation will focus on display advertising where google of

the po river is the longest in italy.ultural powerhouse. it lies between the po river in the north and the mountains to the south. >> that's moderna. hazy today. that's moderna in the valley. and we have the things behind us. when you look at a place like parma, the reason that the hands are so well aged, because the cross wind blows into the valley. it creates this kind of microclimate. >> it's about the fog. >> oh, fog. thanks to you. >> the fog and humidity really makes the difference in all this. the humidity that comes from the protection from south is cool but not too cool. hot summer, cold winter and pretty the perfect microclimate in roman ya. >> even the region's fresh pasta is explained by this humidity climate, which means that sharp wheat can be grown here. >> if you don't believe in god, you believe in tortellini. you understand. it's like a religion. >> and nobody doesn't like tortellini. >> massimo drew up in moderna and is obsessive about the local foods that shaped his childhood. >> if you check my blood,

the news ah. italy tackle its rural exodus. offering houses for one year on physically ah, for a living for 2 years in company. offers the newer new residence from all over the world. that's how italy plans to secure the future of this country. living for beginners. the secret to a perfectly fried detail. what give some national, a vicious, distinctive character over your favorite dishes, with their small, big you know, serious food secrets your romance, d, w. m, as in so many portion of her now in the well right now, climate change off the story. this is much less the way from just one week. how much was going to really get we still have time to go. i'm doing all this work to subscribe it or more than you like for me. what people are to us in. that's why we listen to their stories. reporter every weekend on d. w. ah. ah. the homes and decaying buildings have become common in a 3rd of italy's villages. they're like ghost towns. the youngsters go away. the old stay on. yeah, no, no. every year. it is like concert, less than $150

coming to play against italy with a record _ coming to play against italy with a record - _ coming tot italy with a record — they've not been beaten since _ record — they've not been beaten since 99 — record — they've not been beaten since 99. the first two games they -ot since 99. the first two games they got maximum points, scored six goals _ got maximum points, scored six goals. even down to ten men, you fear the _ goals. even down to ten men, you fear the worst. but of the faith of god and — fear the worst. but of the faith of god and those players to dig deep, dil god and those players to dig deep, din a god and those players to dig deep, dig a trench if they have to. switzerland had hopes of finishing above wales in group a, but they needed a to score as many as possible and wales to lose heavily. they did have hope for a while — goals from haris seferovic and liverpool's xherdan shaqiri put them 2—0 up in baku, but turkey responded with their first goal of the tournament, and it was one worth waiting forfrom irfan can kahveci. shaqiri scored another as it finished 3—1 to the sw

a reminder that sicily has the worst-unemployment rate in italy.ands of young sicilians have left the island in search of work. >> so you had a lot of friends who left. and where -- where did they go? what did they -- what did they end up doing? >> they move to milan to work in engineering, economy. that was not giving happiness and opportunities. >> so the farm ends up shutting down or the vineyard ends up shutting down? >> yes. >> arianna was inspired by the potential of the southern sicilian soil. >> in this vineyards, living a lot of perfume, flavor, acidity, and elegance to the wine. >> her organic vines produce lower yields but fruitier aromas and her varieties are deeply rooted in the local land. so from here? >> i discovered the wine when i was 16 to 17. and i decide to -- to grow to start wine making. my idea, at the beginning, when i left, was not necessary to come back. but when i was in milan, i start to miss this land a lot. >> uh-huh. >> you can see everything. you can also see the opportunities of this magic highland. you know? >> ri

and the region of central italy was to be of the green light to tourists who received russia's vaccine to supply the lack of approval so far from the european americans agency. original. tell folks who will know sputnik works and therefore just to be a continuation of the european union policy towards the russian federation. ah, life from oscar. thanks for joining us at united national. i'm daniel who can review all tonight. welcome to the program of lot of putin has described in geneva with joe biden as constructive and without hostility, while as us counter bald call the positive. it was the 1st face to face meeting as president. that talks last that 3 and a half hours. the who's despite the generally positive tone from both the president, the american media aren't happy. over the past 24 hours, there's been an outpouring of negative coverage accusing joe barton of not being tough enough. he's caleb open has more on the story. while in the lead up to the summit, we saw how american media was basically playing up the question, would joe biden be tough enough on russian president vladi

both of our region of central italy gives the green light. the tourists who have received rushes, sputnik resort to spite lack of approval so far from the european medicines agency . one regional counsellor spoke to us here at ortiz. we will know sputnik works and therefore it is probably a continuation of the european union's policy towards the russian federation. ah, well, it's already a busy thursday for your worldwide news headlines. welcome to the program here. this is the international. let me put in, has described his summit in geneva with joe biden as constructive and without hostility, while as us counterpart called it positive. it was the 1st face to face meeting as presidents. and the meeting lasted roughly 3 and a half hours. the who's despite the generally positive tone from both presidents. so the american media is not happy. in the past 24 hours has been out pouring of negative coverage, accusing joe biden of simply not being tough enough. well, let's learn more now. crossing life, new york. he's kelly muffin, joining us here o

no one, italy is the world trust. the italians are cynical when it comes to football. winning is all that matters. it's not about how you play and cynical results based mentality means that it's how know that even when you can't, when you might not lose italians have perfected the art of defending. and no, i'm not talking about cutting out self. i'm talking about how italian teams always make their opponents suffer and how they're one of the dirtiest scenes you'll ever have to play again. get out, sir. even if things have changed a little bit recently. the number 2 in man till then there is the coach. tomantino or in manchester, as the times likes to call him. he's a man who knows how to win title. she took over in may 2018 after the shambles of a world cup, qualifying campaigns in his time football. so our key introduce himself with this statement of intent. he's going to be sent into the ana when they, they want to store the automated interest 3 short years under 68. different players have features for the no other