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Ossobuco alla Milanese by Chef Cracco

Getting ready for the the fifth annual International Day of Italian Cuisine (IDIC) on Ossobuco alla Milanese, we suggest Chef Carlo Cracco’s recipe below.

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Berlusconi Dealt Major Blow in Milan Elections

Elections in Milan show that support for the prime minster is waning.

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A true educator of children

Over 50,000 people gathered in Milan’s Piazza Duomo yesterday for the beatification of don Carlo Gnocchi.

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Milan celebrates Monet's Water Lilies

The lush blues, greens, pinks and purples of Claude Monet's Water Lilies series are at the heart of a Milan exhibition which explores the French impressionist's relationship with Japanese art.

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Office work unhealthy, study finds

While work is considered a noble thing, office work is bad for the health, according to a study from the Milan Chamber of Commerce which found that 390,000 Milanese suffer from physical problems linked to the time they spend at the office.

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Double exhibit for dismantled Leonardo Codex

A 12-volume collection of work by Leonardo da Vinci is being unbound and the 'notebook' of the Renaissance genius will go on show at two separate locations in Milan later this year.

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Raphael's Marriage of the Virgin back on show at Brera

Restoration work on The Marriage of the Virgin, one of Raphael's most celebrated paintings, has been completed and the Renaissance masterpiece will be on show in its usual place at the Brera Museum later this week.

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Porn star in bourse panty stunt

A panty-clad Italian porn star shook up the Milan stock exchange Tuesday by accusing flummoxed financiers of ''stripping Italians of everything but their underwear''.

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Milan to showcase films from developing countries

Milan will put the spotlight the Middle East during an upcoming African, Asian and Latin American Film Festival, organisers said on Monday.

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Italians in Alzheimer's breakthrough

Italian and United States researchers have discovered a mutated form of beta-protein that can prevent the development of Alzheimer's disease, the most common form of dementia.

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