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Celtic fans ‘ambushed’ in Rome
Celtic fans in Rome have reported being attacked after a shuttle bus taking them back from the stadium broke down. Supporters said they were "ambushed" as they had to walk back into the city following Celtic's 2-1 victory over
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Tenerife beats New York and Australia in this year's most searched-for holiday destinations
As the year draws to a close, we’re desperately trying to squeeze a last-minute getaway in before the inevitable Christmas crush.But with festive flight deals invading our inbox, it can prove impossible to know where to kick-start our holiday planning.Thankfully, we’ve tracked down the 20 most searched-for holiday destinations of 2018 so you can finally cross off one of the hot spots you didn’t get a chance to see (or ‘gram) this year.Family favourites Cyprus, Malta and Benidorm proved popular i
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Hotels, restaurants and things to do in Rome
Head to the Italian capital city for amazing food, drink, culture and weather
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Rome becomes latest city to ban diesel cars
In a bid to combat air pollution, the Italian capital, Rome will ban cars with diesel engines from driving in the centre. The city's mayor, Virginia Raggi, announced the decision on her Facebook page, saying: "If we want to intervene
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Huge landslip swallows cars and destabilises street in Rome
A gigantic 30ft sinkhole has opened up in a Roman neighbourhood, forcing families to flee their homes and swallowing no fewer than six cars in its gaping maw. The massive collapse happened at around 5:30pm in the city's Baldunia
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Romans revolt over 'ugly, balding' Christmas tree
Romans have reacted in disgust to the city's official Christmas tree offering this year. Residents of the Italian capital have dubbed the 70ft tree "Spelacchio", which translates as mangy or baldy. SEE ALSO: Orphaned 20-inch-tall
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How to skip the queues at the world's most popular attractions
Planning a trip to Paris to visit the Eiffel Tower? Or a city break in Rome to explore the magnificent Colosseum? Days out at some of the world's most famous tourist attractions often means queuing for hours to get inside. Fortunately,
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