News Headlines - 28 April 2013
Two Italian paramilitary police officers were shot and wounded near the Italian prime minister's office today as the new government was sworn in around half a mile away at the president's palace.
▽BBC News - Optimism greets Italy's grand coalition
Enrico Letta's new "grand coalition" government - a hybrid mixture of party bigwigs, technical experts, and an unusually high number of women ministers - has been sworn in at Rome's presidential palace and is expected to get an early confidence vote in parliament.
▽Iceland set for coalition talks after government ousted | Reuters
Iceland's center-right parties prepared for coalition talks on Sunday after defeating the ruling Social Democrats in elections with promises of ending austerity measures five years after a financial collapse.
▽Lost city of Heracleion gives up its secrets - Telegraph
A lost ancient Egyptian city submerged beneath the sea 1,200 years ago is starting to reveal what life was like in the legendary port of Thonis-Heracleion.
▽Axed Russian Winter Olympics official 'poisoned' | The Guardian
A former Olympic official who fled Russia after President Vladimir Putin criticised him for delays and cost overruns before the 2014 Winter Games in Sochi claims he has been poisoned.
