Starbucks has introduced a new line of coffees infused with olive oil, inspired by CEO Howard Schultz's experiences in Italy. The Oleato range includes drinks like the Iced Shaken Espresso, Golden Foam Cold Brew, Caffè Latte, and Iced Cortado. The drinks were reviewed by a native Italian who was initially skeptical but found some of the beverages surprisingly enjoyable. The new product line will be available in the UK later this year, with some drinks exclusively offered at the Milan Reserve Roastery.

Paul Gascoigne made an emotional return to the Italian version of I'm A Celebrity after being hospitalized for a shoulder injury. Despite his injury, he decided to come back as he missed the other contestants. He is under medical supervision and will not participate in further games. The article highlights the support he received from fellow contestants and viewers. Paul is reportedly earning around 7,000 euros per week for his participation in the show.

Paul Gascoigne expressed willingness to return to the Italian version of 'I'm A Celebrity' after being hospitalized for a shoulder injury. He appeared in good spirits during a brief appearance on the show, joking about the doctors and planning to go clubbing with Francesco Totti post-show. Viewers showed support on Twitter, with some calling him their winner. Reports suggest he could be pulled from the show due to insurance issues. Contestant Gilles Rocca and correspondent Massimiliano Rosolino provided assistance and updates on his condition. Gascoigne is in Honduras for the series and is reportedly paid 7,000 euros weekly, with TV presenter Elisa Isoardi being the highest-paid contestant.