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John Hooper
Perilous path awaits child migrants
Africa
John Hooper
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23 Apr 2015
Minors seeking a better life in Europe are highly likely to endure injury, robbery and exploitation.
Gay rights: Is the pope still Catholic?
Article
John Hooper
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23 Oct 2014
Italy's leaders and the Vatican are battling to close the gap between church doctrine and modern life.
Findings may prove Rome a century older than initially thought
Article
John Hooper
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15 Apr 2014
As the Italian capital approaches its 2 767th birthday, excavations have revealed a wall built long before the city's official founding year.
Spain train crash: Black boxes reveal driver was on phone
Article
John Hooper
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31 Jul 2013
The driver of a train wreck in Spain was responding to a phone call from the rail company when the crash took place, according to a court report.
Italy shatters eurozone’s uneasy peace
Article
Ian Traynor
,
John Hooper
&
Phillip Inman
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1 Mar 2013
As the country tries to form a government, the region's leaders are again sniping at each other.
Cardinals scramble to fill pope’s mitre
Article
John Hooper
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15 Feb 2013
Sex abuse, secularisation, the Curia – the new pontiff has his work cut out, writes John Hooper.
Clooney, Ronaldo to testify in Berlusconi sex trial
Article
John Hooper
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24 Nov 2011
George Clooney and Christiano Ronaldo will testify in the trial of Italy's ex-PM Silvio Berlusconi, charged with paying for sex with an underage girl.
Eight traitors and debt sink Berlusconi
Africa
John Hooper
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11 Nov 2011
Members of the Italian prime minister's party have been turning against him for weeks.
ECB defends bond market intervention
Article
John Hooper
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12 Aug 2011
The president of the European Central Bank has vigorously defended his controversial decision to buy up Italian and Spanish bonds.
Family estimated to have hidden billions
Article
John Hooper
&
Tom Bawden
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25 Feb 2011
The Gadaffi family could have billions of dollars of funds hidden away in secret bank accounts in Dubai, Southeast Asia and the Persian Gulf.
Case could force leader to resign
Article
John Hooper
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21 Feb 2011
The prostitution trial is the most dangerous yet in Berlusconi's teflon-coated history.
Resignations strengthen Italian PM
Article
John Hooper
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23 Nov 2010
Ministers loyal to Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi's former ally Gianfranco Fini has resigned from the Italian government.
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