Italian voters have taken a step to the right, with the anti-euro Five Star Movement and the anti-migrant League parties capturing a surprising amount of support at the weekend elections.

The leader of the 5-Star Movement, Luigi Di Maio, has said the party's strong showing throughout Italy means that it should run the next government.

The head of Italy's anti-migrant, eurosceptic League party says the shared European euro currency is "wrong" and is ultimately destined to end.

Zombie-banks, anti-EU sentiment and a stagnant economy are just some of the issues facing a country that would be too big to bail out, writes Philippe Legrain