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A Sicilian businessman allegedly linked to Italy's huge corruption scandal has thrown himself to his death, the 11th suspect to commit suicide since investigations began 18 months ago, Reuter reports from Rome. Giuseppe Magro jumped from his seventh-floor flat in Palermo on Wednesday, landing on the roof of a police car park.
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