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Like Al Capone, tax proves the downfall for Silvio Berlusconi, the 'man who never dies'

His vanity and his delusions of being an international statesman have taken a knock from which they’ll never recover

People hold signs as they celebrate the Italian Supreme Court's sentencing of Italian politician Silvio Berlusconi, in front of the Cassation building in Rome

Humiliated ex-prime minister Silvio Berlusconi rages at Italian court that declared him a tax fraud

Former premier faces community service or house arrest after judges uphold jail term

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Sun, sea, sand... and the eyes of the world upon you

The traditionally precarious holiday season for the nation’s leading politicians is once more upon us.

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That Milan’s famous marble cathedral needs a constant supply of money for its restoration and upkeep is not in doubt..

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Right-wing leader Roberto Calderoli faces calls from Italian cabinet to resign

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Postcard from... Milan

The News Matrix: Tuesday 14 May 2013

Service stations told to advertise prices

Silvio Berlusconi's sex-for-hire trial enters final stages

Former Premier Silvio Berlusconi's sex-for-hire trial has entered its final stage with a Milan prosecutor making long-delayed closing arguments.

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