Italy prepared for Sunday's UEFA Nations League clash with Poland with a training session in the Florence sunshine. Roberto Mancini watched on as the late afternoon sun beat down.

The Florence Nightingale Museum, in London, has lost £60,000, while the charity that runs the Dr Edward Jenner museum, at his former home in Gloucestershire, says it needs £35,000 to survive.

The Oscar-nominated actress, 24, said that she managed to life her spirits during isolation by dancing and growing a vegetable patch in her garden, which she has used to create some delicious dishes.

BAZ BAMIGBOYE: Florence Pugh was fit and fight-ready the moment she stepped on the set of Black Widow after undergoing some extensive fight training in preparation for the role.

The actress, 24, revealed her misgivings while talking with ELLE UK on Wednesday about her role as Yelena Belova in the forthcoming Marvel flick.

Filmmaker Greta, 36, and leading actress Florence, 24, kept in high spirits as they attended the Oscars' Vanity Fair after-party on Sunday evening, despite losing out on five awards.

TALK OF THE TOWN: Florence Pugh was stopped entering the arena for the Oscar ceremony by a burly security guard despite being nominated for Best Supporting Actress.

Former model Florence St George, née Brudenell-Bruce, 34, who grew up in Fulham, dated the Duke of Sussex, 35, for two months in 2011 and told The Times a high profile romance didn't suit her.

Britain's Florence Nightingale is known for revolutionising nursing. As medics fight the coronavirus pandemic, her work resonates. Here, we celebrate her life with a collection of objects.

Florence Alexandra went to catch the Magic Mike Live show in Melbourne on Monday and she liked what she saw. 

The British actress, 24, changed into a striking green mini dress with a dramatic ruffled detailing as she attended the BAFTA awards after party at Annabel's in London on Sunday night.

The actress, 24, wowed in a very extravagant pink gown with huge ruffled shoulders and a long flowing train, which followed her down the red carpet.

Her former family home in Derbyshire is now a B&B - you can stay in her bedroom. And the museum in London that's dedicated to her has made 200 objects available to view online.

Black Widow, which was scheduled to hit the theatres on May 1, will now release on November 6 due to the coronavirus pandemic.

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Modern library conservation was born in the aftermath of a catastrophic flood in Florence, Italy on November 4, 1966. Water from the Arno River devastated the collections of the National Central Library of Florence. An international team of bookbinders and restorers was assembled to save what they could; however in many cases the damage was irreversible. Many lessons were...

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