Just in case you have 2,5 million euro lying around...Sorry the article is in Dutch...no time to translate it but I'm sure Mr Google will oblige :)http://
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11 July 2011 Eurozone ministers meeting to discuss debt concerns Herman Van Rompuy's spokesman said the meeting was simply to aid co-ordination Senior European Union officials are meeting later to discuss the eurozone's continuing debt woes.
17 April 2011 Last updated at 15:30 GMT France blocks Italian trains carrying migrants
When we travelled down to Liguria at the end of April, there were long queues at the Gotthard tunnel, which added 2 hours to our journey. We experienced the same last August.
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The Italian government has signed a deal with Google to put the contents of two national libraries on the internet. Up to one million antiquarian books - including works by Dante, Machiavelli and Galileo - will be scanned and made available free
Following the problems in the sub-prime lending market in America and the run on Northern Rock Building Society in the UK, uncertainty has now hit Japan.
Wee Scottish Tale A man is cupping his hand to scoop water from a Highland burn. A Gamekeeper shouts, 'Dinnae drink tha waaater!
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@Frank n Babs... just imagine carrying that through nothing to declare
Thanks very much. I’ll check out both options
Thanks for your responses Postmac and Badger. I don’t live in the UK so that could be a problem. Can anyone recommend any Italian insurance companies?
You are what you post .... that's certainly my experience of forums...
Thought I was seeing double but it's a different thread...I have no problem creating content or posting using Google Chrome
I must say I like Google Chrome It's fast, easy and secure ...
We watched the BBC 2 documentary this evening. Very interesting. Did anyone else see it? http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbctwo/ Sex scandals, divorce and a brutal assault in Milan, 2009 was a tough year for Silvio Berlusconi. Reporter Mark Franchetti returns to the country of his birth to assess one of the world's most controversial and flamboyant leaders. Franchetti finds an Italy divided between those who love Silvio and those who hate him. His story reads like a soap opera, but, despite the public blunders and scandals, despite the allegations of Mafia collusion and financial corruption, Berlusconi seems to thrive in the face of adversity. Few other leaders could survive - can Berlusconi continue to defy his critics?
We flew with Ryanair last week from Dusseldorf (Weeze) to Milan Bergamo. We have used this route several times. We have also flown with Ryanair from Dusseldorf (Weeze) to Stansted, Stockholm and Barcelona. We always travel with hand luggage. The only times that we have been asked to weigh our bags on the big scale at security is when the plane is full. If they don’t ask, we know that the plane is not full! So they’re not consistent with their checks. I saw passengers with three pieces of hand luggage last week, laptop, handbag and small suitcase. The one time we were ‘’overweight’’ by 1.5kg the check in lady told us to fill our coat pockets! We did and when we got through the check in and security, we put it all back into our hand luggage…the mind boggles…
Italy sees purple over politics http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/8561368.stm Italians fed up with the political parties on offer have begun their own pressure group, the Purple People Movement. Supporters, who wear purple, say Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi has brought shame on the country with a series of scandals, while the official opposition is doing little to tackle the problem. Duncan Kennedy reports from Rome.