The new Prime Minister of Italy, Paolo Gentiloni, has been sworn in and announced his new cabinet.
Mr Gentiloni succeeds Matteo Renzi who resigned after losing a referendum eight days ago.
The new government was sworn in by President Sergio Mattarella on Monday evening.
62-year-old Gentiloni, who is a loyalist from his predecessor’s Democratic Party (PD), is expected to largely follow the former administration’s programme.
He faces a banking crisis and a rise in popular support for anti-establishment and Eurosceptic parties.
Meanwhile, Pier Carlo Padoan remains economy minister while Angelino Alfano becomes the foreign minister.
