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By Reuters Staff 3 Min Read ROME (Reuters) - Raffaella Carra, one of Italy’s best-loved singers and television presenters, who became almost as famous as a symbol of sexual liberation in Spain and South America as in her own country, died on Monday aged 78. Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi said Carra, “with her laughter and her generosity accompanied generations of Italians and took the name of Italy around the world”. Carra, whose real name was Raffaella Pelloni, shot to fame as a pop...

Các cầu thủ thứ 12 tại Đức vô cùng thất vọng khi không được đến Wembley (London), Anh để cổ vũ cho đội nhà tại vòng 16 EURO 2020.

The 99-year-old charity shop volunteer refusing to slow down By Angie Brown image captionDavid has been back working in the charity shop since it reopened in May David Flucker may be 99, but he still works four days a week - and has no plans to slow down any time soon. He spends almost three hours each day travelling to and from the Edinburgh charity shop where he volunteers. David does the journey, which involves a 20-minute walk and two different buses, throughout the year in all weathers. He...

Mr Biden made his first overseas public speech at RAF Mildenhall in Suffolk.

Veterans from Romford and Brentwood took part in a ceremony at the National Memorial Arboretum, unveiling a memorial honouring soldiers who died in Normandy.

An international conference in Vilnius looks at the legacy of the Second World War that continues to divide opinions tod...

A bill that will pay unemployed workers to find a job is moving to the state House. A former western North Carolina district attorney is back at work. Faith leaders want more answers in the shooting death of Andrew Brown, Junior.

It is an uphill battle to track down the culprits, the programme Undercover Asia finds out. Meanwhile, experts urge greater protection of ...

Women police officers used to wear skirts and carry handbags. They're celebrating 80 years of service, but there's still room for progress.

We want to take a look back at the history of Native people who have served in the U.S. armed forces. Joining us today is Patty Loew, she’s a professor at the