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The wolves are at my door

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Dante’s Beach, Ravenna I was at the wheel of the Land Rover Defender on the mile-long dirt track that leads to the main road from our house and I was still feeling existentially disturbed by our defeat at the hands of the awful Argies. Dusk was falling and I just wanted to get into the village, buy a couple of litres of red and get back without running into a police roadblock.
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The British spy at the heart of Italy’s Churchill conspiracy theory

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By Nicholas Farrell Verified
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Dante’s Beach, Ravenna In an attempt to avoid the infernal heat and the rhythmic maracas-style racket of the cicadas in the trees, I have become nocturnal. I go to bed at 7 a.m. and get up at 4 p.m. This may seem wrong, a sign of moral failure or mental breakdown, but let me remind you that the wise men bearing gifts did the same.
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Is this Italian general a threat to Giorgia Meloni?

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There seems little doubt now that Giorgia Meloni’s government will survive until 4 September and so become the longest lasting in the history of the Italian Republic. Nearly all of the 69 governments since the fall of the fascist dictatorship in 1945 have lasted little more than one year. Next year, Meloni’s government also looks well set to become the first to complete a five-year mandate. And it is a pretty reasonable bet, too, that it will be the first ever to be re-elected.
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