George and Amal Clooney look as loved up as ever as they giggle away at romantic dinner
THEY may be approaching their first wedding anniversary, but George and Amal Clooney's romance still looked very much in the honeymoon phase as they stepped out for dinner in Italy last night.
The couple are currently kicking back in the stunning surroundings of Lake Como – and it seems the awe inspiring views had got them in an amorous mood as they laughed merrily on their intimate night out.
George, 54, seemed to have relaxed his shaving regime while on holiday and was sporting a new goatee beard.
The Ocean's Eleven star opted for a smart casual dress code and looked stylish in an open collared navy shirt and pale blue trousers.
Meanwhile, Amal showed off her perfect pins in a pair of cute polka dot shorts.
The 37-year-old finished the monochrome look with a simple black vest and added some glitz to proceedings with a pair of diamond earrings.
She wore her luscious locks in a voluminous, blown out style and added a slick of red lipstick.
Both George and Amal couldn't contain their excitement as they smiled widely throughout the night.
The glamorous couple famously married in a lavish ceremony in Venice last September, where they tied the knot in front of celebrities including Bono, Matt Damon and Cindy Crawford.
Ten months on, the famous duo seem relaxed and happy – despite reportedly upsetting their new English neighbours with security plans for their new mansion.
George is seeking permission to put up eight CCTV cameras on poles in the grounds of his Thamesside property and attach a further 10 cameras to the Grade II listed property. The cameras can be tilted to face in any direction.
The star bought the sprawling £10million mansion last year. At the time he said he hoped to be just another member of the local community, speaking of his love of downing pints in the village pub.
But now he is asking South Oxfordshire District Council for permission for the CCTV cameras.
A letter from the actor's planning representative asks that the proposals are not displayed on the council’s website, "in the interests of confidentiality in seeking to protect the security of the occupiers".
The parish council has now objected to the proposals, saying the "wide range" of the cameras "represents a potential infringement of the privacy of neighbouring properties".