'No love' for Gomorra book Roberto Saviano, the Italian writer placed under a death sentence by the brutal Camorra clan he exposed in his worldwide bestseller Gomorra, said Monday that he had no love for his book.

QE2 to make final stop in Naples The Queen Elisabeth 2 will stop in the the port of Naples for the last time on Monday as it heads towards a gilded retirement in Dubai, where it will be transformed into a floating luxury hotel.

91-Year-old 'had lover', wife claims A divorce case involving a 91-year-old Ischia hotelier has made headlines here with his cast-off wife claiming he has a lover.

Miriam Makeba dies after anti-mob concert South African singer Miriam Makeba died of a heart attack near Naples Sunday night after an anti-racist and anti-Camorra concert in support of Gomorra writer Roberto Saviano.

Bishop enjoys Facebook One of Italy's best-known churchmen, Naples Archbishop Crescenzio Sepe, is enjoying the popular social networking site Facebook.

Washington show looks at lives of Pompeii's super-rich A new show on ''the Malibu of Ancient Rome'' has opened its doors in Washington's National Gallery of Art.

Three Centuries of Herculaneum finds feted Some of the greatest discoveries pulled from the ruins of the ancient Vesuvian town of Herculaneum have been reunited under one roof for the first time for a major new exhibition that opens here today.

Informant denies Saviano plot A Camorra informant on Wednesday denied telling police the Naples mob was planning to kill writer Roberto Saviano to get revenge for his bestselling expose' Gomorra.

Saviano, camorra 'have bombmaking capacity' The Camorra has the bombmaking capacity to carry out the sort of attack that claimed the life of anti-mafia judge Giovanni Falcone, Naples anti-mafia prosecutor Marco Del Gaudio said Tuesday.

Ancient Roman stadium opened An ancient Roman stadium where Emperor Antoninus Pius staged Rome's version of the Olympic Games will be open to the public for the first time in almost 500 years this weekend.