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South Tyrol is an Italian region set apart - mainly by the Dolomites - giving it a distinctly Austrian twist. Claire Cozens reports.

Despite the internet hitting newspaper circulation, the magazine industry has succeeded in gaining new, and younger, readers. Claire Cozens reports.

ABCs: Britain's biggest-selling TV listings magazine, What's on TV, lost 10% of its sales in the six months to December 31 2005 amid cut-throat competition. By Claire Cozens.

ABCs: Weekly fashion magazine Grazia enjoyed a 10% rise in weekly sales in the second half of 2005, denting demand for its monthly rivals. By Claire Cozens.

11.30 update: Sir Elton John today accepted an apology and libel damages from the Sunday Times over untrue claims about his behaviour at his annual fundraising ball. By Claire Cozens.

The Sky magazine was once again the title with the highest circulation, sent to nearly 7 million subscribers. Its circulation of 6,874,090 copies was up by 1.3% period on period. By Julia Day and Claire Cozens.

2.45pm: An explosion of activity in the once staid women's weekly magazine market pushed total sales up by more than 7% in the second half of last year. By Claire Cozens.

8am: Closer has leapfrogged its Emap stablemate Heat to become the UK's most read celebrity magazine after OK!, figures released today will show. By Claire Cozens.

1pm: Metro is to expand its online presence with the launch of a major new website aimed at urban professionals. By Claire Cozens.

11.30am: The BBC has hired former YooMedia and Channel Five executive David Bainbridge to market its digital and new media services. By Claire Cozens.

4.15pm: The Press Complaints Commission has criticised the Derby Evening Telegraph for publishing a photograph of the seven-year-old son of an attempted suicide bomber. By Claire Cozens.

11am: The Financial Times has made a series of hirings, including Neil Hume from the Guardian, Chris Hughes from BreakingViews and Sarah Spikes from Dow Jones. By Claire Cozens.