- France's Galthie defends Jegou, Auradou Six Nations selection after rape case dismissal
- England hooker George ruled out of Six Nations opener
- Alcaraz rues 'biggest mistake' after Djokovic defeat in Melbourne
- Scholz vows to 'defend free trade' after Trump tariff threat
- Rain-triggered landslide kills 17 in Indonesia
- Dutch researchers employ unique e-bike to make cycling safer
- Djokovic beats Alcaraz in Melbourne blockbuster as Sabalenka survives
- Ageless Djokovic tames Alcaraz to power into Melbourne semi-finals
- Robinson takes Kronplatz giant slalom as Brignone crashes out
- Europe rights court rejects appeal of Romania vote annulment
- Returning Dupont brings 'aura' to Galthie's France for Six Nations
- Prince Harry trial against Murdoch UK tabloids delayed
- Blast kills one person at Barcelona port
- Mbappe says mental shift helped change his Real Madrid 'situation'
- Easterby pinpoints challenge if Irish are to make Six Nations history
- France's arch film provocateur Blier dies at 85
- EU, China warn against trade friction at Davos after Trump return
- Man City sign teenage Brazilian defender Vitor Reis
- Bangladesh probe reveals children held in secret jails
- 'No expectation' for Gatland's struggling Wales in Six Nations
- France talisman Dupont bringing Olympic gold to Six Nations
- Syrians return to homes devastated by war
- Brignone tops times in first run of Kronplatz giant slalom
- WHO 'regrets' Trump decision to pull US from organization
- At Davos, EU vows pragmatism with Trump
- Gutsy Sabalenka beats Pavlyuchenkova, wind to reach Melbourne semis
- Sabalenka survives to set up Melbourne semi with 'emotional' Badosa
- China says committed to WHO, Paris climate deal after US pulls out
- Taut Munich Olympics thriller explores media and terror
- 'Sucks always' as error-strewn Paul laments missed Melbourne chances
- Rain-triggered landslide kills 16 in Indonesia
- Pharrell pursues Paris landmark takeovers with Louvre show
- EV sales slip in Europe in 2024 in overall stable car market
- Afghan Taliban government announces prisoner swap with US
- Stuttering PSG face moment of truth in Champions League
- Fire at Turkey ski resort hotel kills 10, injures 32
- Israel-Hamas truce holding though Trump doubts it will last
- Trump takes US reins with flurry of executive orders
- Zverev beats Paul and a feather to reach Melbourne semis
- Celtics crush Warriors, Cavs cruise past Suns
- Trump 'not confident' Gaza deal will hold
- Ohio State holds off Notre Dame to clinch US college football crown
- Gauff 'not completely crushed' by Melbourne quarter-final loss
- 'Too hard': Vietnam's factory workers return to country life
- China, EU, Ukraine leaders take Davos stage under Trump shadow
- Love and rights: Thailand's same-sex marriage milestone
- Gauff stunned as Djokovic, Alcaraz square up in Melbourne blockbuster
- Trump 2.0 boosts interest in Davos: World Economic Forum chief
- EU's legal weapon facing the heat from US big tech
- 6.0-magnitude earthquake shakes Taiwan
Italy's Crowley makes three changes for England
Italy head coach Kieran Crowley has made three changes for this weekend's Six Nations game with Italy, the Italian Rugby Federation (FIR) announced on Friday.
Bordeaux-Begles winger Federico Mori comes in for Tommaso Menoncello, who made his debut in last Sunday's opening loss to France.
Among the forwards South African-born Braam Steyn replaces Sebastian Negri at blindside flanker and tight-head prop Pietro Ceccarelli is in for Tiziano Pasquali for Sunday's fixture in Rome.
"The match against France gave us indications on our work done so far," Crowley said.
"With the right attitude and greater precision we have the possibility to continue on our path of growth," he added.
Prop Cherif Traore, lock David Sisi and scrum-half Alessandro Fusco are the new faces on the bench.
Italy team (15-1)
Edoardo Padovani; Federico Mori, Juan Ignacio Brex, Marco Zanon, Monty Ioane; Paolo Garbisi, Stephen Varney; Toa Halafihi, Michele Lamaro (capt), Braam Steyn; Federico Ruzza, Niccolo Cannone; Pietro Ceccarelli, Gianmarco Lucchesi, Danilo Fischetti
Replacements: Epalahame Faiva, Cherif Traore, Tiziano Pasquali, David Sisi, Sebastian Negri, Giovanni Pettinelli, Alessandro Fusco, Leonardo Marin
Coach: Kieran Crowley (NZL)
V.Dantas--PC