Sweeney plays Millie, a live-in maid trying to start fresh and leave her past behind, while the Italian actor stars as Enzo Accardi, the mysterious groundskeeper.
England boss Steve Borthwick facing ANOTHER selection headache after star's injury as Northampton Saints show their credentials in win over Gloucester, writes ALEX BYWATER
ALEX BYWATER AT DPD STADIUM AT FRANKLIN'S GARDENS: Without Smith and Henry Pollock on the bench, Northampton never got going before the break.
Former NFL QB Brady Quinn chugs bottle of honey on Fox's Big Noon Kickoff to show off pregame ritual
Human beings have been harnessing honey for somewhere between 8,000 and 40,000 years, but until Brady Quinn, it had never been used as a performance enhancer.
Luckless Glasgow star Charlie Savala is closing in on return to action after 18 months of injury hell... but he's got some catching up to do on his superstar brother
He may one day make his dad emotional by winning the Six Nations with Scotland and could even tour as a British and Irish Lion.
Doubts had been gathering about Roberto De Zerbi but not now, writes RIATH AL-SAMARRAI, as Crystal Palace's ludicrous acts of self-sabotage prove costly in 2-0 defeat
For the first time in 616 days, Tottenham have won three games in succession. If that proves Roberto De Zerbi's prowess over at least two of his predecessors, then he will presumably reserve some thanks to the assistance of Crystal Palace.
Separated from newborn calves. Viciously beaten. Dragged around by tractors... How cows that produce your daily pint of milk are really treated
As the largest supplier of milk to UK supermarkets, multi-billion-pound dairy conglomerate Arla Foods is keen to maintain its reputation for 'holistic' farming that puts animal welfare first.
Poundland collapse will trigger 30,000 job losses, founder warns - as he accuses new owners of 'greed' amid battle to rescue retailer
The future of Poundland hangs in the balance amid calls for the current owners, US investment group Gordon Brothers, to reconsider a rejected bid by a Northern Irish firm to save the company.
SNP ministers urged to explain £300m bill... for work civil servants could do themselves
The Scottish Government has been urged to explain why it has spent nearly £300million outsourcing work that its army of civil servants could mostly do themselves.