Maurizio Dalla Chiara speaks out: “After her first hospitalisation, she couldn’t wait to get back to her little girl, but she died two days later”

The initiative to include the study of thinkers such as Aldo Capitini in the national curriculum guidelines

Two more Italian nationals remain listed as missing, but their relatives no longer believe they are alive. The long chain of human error in the audio recordings between the control centre and the drivers of the two trains

“The last image I have, before losing consciousness, is of Ana Martina not responding when I called out to her. She wasn’t breathing any more”

Today’s USB strike. The Interior Ministry confirms preventive detentions. Salvini requisitions public transport. The Colosseum is under heavy security; the city centre in Milan is closed.

Lucia Mazzanti is the mother of one of the young people who were stopped and detained for hours on Saturday afternoon. “As a mother, I’m afraid, but I’m proud and I would never tell him not to take to the streets”

Nicoletta Cantarini, lecturer in Mathematics at the University of Bologna: “Young people are afraid of the police and of the future; they are disillusioned. And that is a serious matter.”

The sailor has joined the Emergency mission. “I had no idea of the operational difficulties. To raise the alarm, you normally use a satellite, but here there is a risk of aiding and abetting”

“An executive that puts another branch of the state on trial is crossing a dangerous threshold. They want people who will simply obey”

By Sunday temperatures are expected to fall to around 3–4°C below the seasonal average

Four soldiers have lost their lives when an Italian helicopter crashed in Bosnia during a training flight

The final journey of the two divers who died in the Vaavu Atoll, in the waters off their beloved Sardinia, alongside their families

The murder took place in 2024. The victim was 32 years old. The injections had begun at home and continued in hospital. The man, who continued to call her “the love of my life”, attempted suicide. However, in wiretapped conversations, he had described himself as very satisfied

On the eve of tomorrow’s demonstrations in 50 squares, interior minister Piantedosi met with provincial police chiefs and prefects: “There are cause for concern, but we will also manage the unpredictable.” The use of preventive detention has been confirmed

The Genoese architect is accused, along with five other people, of having financed Hamas through his association. He will only be able to attend via video link from Terni prison

The UK’s leading expert speaks out: “Celebrities help, but these venues endure because they are at the heart of British identity”

The British actor has bought the Horseshoe in Clerkenwell. And he’s not the only one: from Ian McKellen to Guy Ritchie, more and more celebrities are investing in the UK’s ‘public houses’, whilst nearly one a day is closing due to taxes, the high cost of living and young people drinking less