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Domenica Cinque
Starring	Barbara D'Urso (2009-2010) Claudio Brachino and Federica Panicucci (2011) Federica Panicucci (2012)
Country of origin	Italy
Production
Running time	300 minutes
Original release
Network	Canale 5
Release	20 September 2009 (2009-09-20) – 29 April 2012 (2012-04-29)

Domenica Cinque is an Italian entertainment television news program broadcast every Sunday on Canale 5 and rerun on Mediaset Plus and Mediaset Extra. It was produced in collaboration with Videonews. In 2012 it was cancelled due to low audience, and afterward replaced by Domenica Live with Barbara D'Urso as host.

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