Philip Willan is a freelance journalist based in Rome. He focuses on a range of topics including Italy's Cold War history, crime, and social issues, while also exploring themes in travel, culture, and religion. His work has been featured in The Australian and The Times.
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Philip Willan primarily focuses on in-depth coverage of breaking news, government announcements, legal policy regulations with a strong emphasis on culture & society and government & politics. He delves into a wide range of topics including international conflicts, migration, legal cases, health issues among others.
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People living in city centre apartments had argued that short-term lets violated property rules, but the court disagreed
Francis criticised for suggesting that people should stick to their traditional gender roles
Politicians and celebrities had their accounts illegally accessed by a bank clerk in what the Italian prime minister claims is an attempt to drive her out
Alleged spy network gained access to ‘a gigantic quantity’ of personal data including that of business leaders and politicians
By: Philip Willan
A programme has published a photo of a cut on Gennaro Sangiuliano’s head, which it said was inflicted by Maria Rosaria Boccia
One of eight asylum seekers sent across the Adriatic under a £630m scheme was returned on health grounds, weeks after judges blocked the transfer of the first 12 men
The imposing structure, considered the capital’s ugly duckling, has had a €240,000 facelift by a luxury jeweller
The English poet’s last great love led him to spend three years living in the Palazzo Guiccioli in Ravenna, where he wrote works such as Don Juan
Antonio Strangio has been missing in the heartland of the spiritual home of the ’Ndrangheta, one of the most powerful players in the global drugs trade
Sergio Alfieri repeatedly claimed to be in theatre at the Gemelli Hospital in Rome when he was in fact delivering lectures or travelling, a prosecutor says
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