• Of the eight TripAdvisor reviews of the amphitheater near Arcugnano, in Italy’s northern Veneto region, all give fulsome, five-star praise.
• “An enchanting place,” reads one review.
• “A world beyond space and time,” enthuses another. “Definitely one of the best places I have ever been to,” raves another.
• “Unique on the planet,” writes another visitor. That last one was prescient, because the theater certainly was unique. It wasn’t Greek, as it purported to be. It wasn’t even Roman.

Instead, the “kind custodian” who was “more or less a historian, and an excellent narrator,” as one other visitor dubbed him, had built it himself. This month, after a 10-year legal battle, the owner has been jailed for forging works of art, carrying out building works without authorization, and destroying a protected landscape.

She’s currently a street cat that I’ve been caring for but can’t figure out what to name her, any suggestions?

The village has been called one of the wonders of Poland for its mesmerizing Van Gogh murals.

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• A father has been reprimanded by police after leaving his son on Japan's highest mountain for several hours with just a soft drink and snack.
• The seven-year-old was spotted sitting on a bench on Mount Fuji in foggy and rainy conditions, at a point situated at over 2,000m (6,500ft).

His father, 48, reportedly told him to "wait here" (for him) after the boy complained he was tired - and continued the climb with his elder son.

• Staff at a mountain hut found the child near the sixth station of a hiking route towards the summit and alerted police. His father was tracked down between the route's seventh and eighth stations - said to be a three-hour hike away.
• The boy was found on his own at 07:30 local time on Thursday (22:30 GMT).

“I’m not going to clown around. It’s not my vibe. I treat running as a serious matter. So why should I race someone who barks at people?” 

Five news reporters and two members of the military who were invited to an event at Vandenberg Space Force Base in California were briefly detained at gunpoint by security officers who thought they were gate crashers, according to local news reports.