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• Swiss Guard’s Vatican cookbook promises feast fit for a pope

  22 Oct 2014: Book includes recipes chosen by Vatican officials and some of the pontiff’s favourite Argentinian dishes

• Welcome to Venice, China: Dalian copies canals, palaces … and gondoliers

  22 Oct 2014: The copycat city in north-eastern Liaoning province is just the latest example of China’s fondness for replicating Europe’s greatest architectural hits

• Death in Venice: long-admired gondola feature threatened by rising waters

  21 Oct 2014: Gondoliers increasingly forced to remove iron ornament from stern to get their boats under bridges during high waters

• Letter from Italy: a green oasis

  21 Oct 2014: A plant-loving shopkeeper in Sicily’s Mascalucia keeps alive half a century of tradition

• Ode to Madonna: Singing nun to release Like a Virgin cover

  21 Oct 2014: Sicilian sister Cristina Scucci, who shot to fame on The Voice of Italy talent show, says song on first album is ‘secular prayer’

• Lizzy Hawker unveils plans for first Ultra Tour Monte Rosa race – in pictures

  21 Oct 2014: The five-time Ultra Trail du Mont Blanc winner and former 24-hour road world record holder is turning her hand to race directing for the first time next year with the UTMR – a 150km mountain race in the Italian and Swiss alps

• Ten myths about migration

  21 Oct 2014: Writers from the Guardian, Le Monde, El País, Süddeutsche Zeitung and La Stampa address some common claims about migration and assess whether they are true in their country

• Migrants’ tales: ‘I feel for those who were with me. They got asylum in the sea’

  20 Oct 2014: Who are the people who die in the Mediterranean on an almost daily basis? And why don’t we care? The Guardian has worked with a team of reporters from five other European newspapers to track a very 21st-century odyssey

• In Vatican and Rome alike, slow progress on gay rights

  19 Oct 2014: Issue of civil unions is political dynamite in Italy, the only country in western Europe where such couples still have no legal status

• Catholic bishops veto gay-friendly statements leaving Pope Francis the loser

  19 Oct 2014: Final report of Roman Catholic extraordinary synod on the family removes talk of ‘welcoming’ gay people

• Russian and Ukrainian presidents edge towards gas deal

  17 Oct 2014: Putin holds talks with Poroshenko on summit sidelines to try and resolve fragile ceasefire in east Ukraine and reach energy deal

• The Guardian view on Europe’s economic troubles

  17 Oct 2014: Editorial: Tumbling markets, anxieties over the viability of banks and differences over austerity show that the crisis in the eurozone is still very much with us

• Thousands of African child migrants feared in thrall to Italian traffickers

  17 Oct 2014: More than 3,000 minors may have fallen victim to forced labour and sexual exploitation after vanishing from homes and shelters. Luca Muzi reports

• US factory figures help bring calm to markets after days of turmoil

  16 Oct 2014: • Central bank intervention in US adds to optimism
  • EU forced to pledge ‘all help possible’ to Greece

• Italian nurse who took photos with dead patients accused of murder

  16 Oct 2014: Woman arrested after investigation found average number of deaths increased when 42-year-old was on duty

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