“That investigating judge is biased in favour of Gaza”: the right-wing smear campaign against Landoni Facing charges over a pro-Palestine appeal from a year ago. Yet the very same petition bears the signature of the Pm who sought Siher’s imprisonment by Serena Riformato 29 October 2026
Former minister, tourists and young people among the victims: “Like the apocalypse” Rescue operations continued non-stop throughout the night, with excavation work also carried out with the aid of drones. The priest said: “I administered the last rites to two young people; I am devastated.” by Alessandra Ziniti 29 October 2026
Clashes on 17 October, intelligence warning ignored by the Interior Ministry The intelligence services had warned of the unrest that subsequently took place. The suspicion of a single coordinating force behind the leaflets that called for the protests by Giuliano Foschini 29 October 2026
Two disasters in one year on the same line. Sánchez under fire; three days of mourning The crash has shaken up the run-up to the 29 November elections: a debate has flared up over transport safety and maintenance by Benedetta Perilli 29 October 2026
Stefano Baldini: “Those last endless eleven minutes in the twilight of Athens” A look back at 29 August 2004, when, at the age of 33, he was the first to cross the finish line of a legendary marathon. The latest episode of *The Night of Miracles* by Federico Pace 29 October 2026
Weather forecast: Italy split between sunshine and clouds; from Friday, rain on the Adriatic coast and in the south Mainly sunny in the western regions, with more cloud cover in the east, and cloud building up along the southern Apennines and the Adriatic coast from the Marche to Puglia 29 October 2026
Longiano, body found in a well: it is that of a 31-year-old man who had been missing for three weeks. A man has been detained Denaldo Maxhalaku was 31 years old: he is believed to have been killed with a firearm 28 October 2026
‘Catholic Action children are too noisy: silence them’ – two residents warn the church in Nervi The parish of San Siro has received a letter from the lawyer: a ban on noise from the Scouts and bells, as well as from cars’ headlights in the evening, within 15 days. The parish priest, Don Porcile, said: “We will not stop recreational activities that have been going on for a century” by Massimiliano Salvo 28 October 2026
Commissioner Mascherpa in the flesh at Lucca Comics: the police’s challenge to crime fiction fans At the officers’ stand, a role-playing game inspired by the latest volume of the ‘Poliziamoderna’ graphic novel. Proceeds from sales will go towards the medical care of police officers’ sick children a cura della redazione Cronaca nazionale 28 October 2026
Fakir case: one of the officers: “Unacceptable remarks; I apologise to his family and to the police” The conversations with his colleague are recorded in the post-mortem report on the 42-year-old who died at Pilastro on 19 July: “If he dies, we’ll have a laugh” 28 October 2026
From Pius XI to Leo, a hundred years of the Popemobile: the exhibition at the Vatican Museums The exhibition serves as a fitting conclusion to the pavilion dedicated to papal sedan chairs, carriages and saloon cars. The Holy Father: “In this way, the Pope can draw closer to the faithful during pastoral visits and public celebrations” by Iacopo Scaramuzzi 28 October 2026
Migrants: Emergency rescues 113 people; among the rescuers is sailor Giovanni Soldini There were two rescue operations; both vessels were publicly reported by Alarm Phone, but only the NGO ship responded. For Life Support, the only safe port identified by the interior ministry is Genoa by Alessia Candito 28 October 2026
Train disaster in Spain, nine Italians on the train: three women missing, no seriously injured The Italians were on board the Iryo high-speed train. The consul in Madrid is at the scene of the collision in Urda, near Toledo. Tajani has called for a crisis unit to be set up at the embassy by Alessandra Ziniti 28 October 2026
The oncologist: “The new drug for pancreatic cancer prolongs life, but there are many unknowns” Interview with Michele Reni of San Raffaele, winner of the AIRC (Association for Cancer Research) award at the Italian Presidency: “We do not yet have medicines that can cure the disease. However, as doctors, we can ask ourselves what we can do to improve treatments and help patients survive for lo… by Elena Dusi 28 October 2026
Giovanni Soldini, a volunteer with Emergency; 113 migrants rescued at sea Among the rescuers on board the Life Support is the renowned ocean navigator. Two pregnant women and thirty-six unaccompanied minors have been rescued. The NGO states: “Genoa port assigned: the Italian authorities are sending us far away to prevent us from carrying out further rescues” a cura della redazione Genova 28 October 2026
Youssef Siher is free. The investigating judge: “Civil disobedience, non-violence. No subversive plan” The judge has not upheld the detention of the 30-year-old researcher, creator of the “17 October Movement” accounts. The aggravating circumstance of terrorism and the new offence introduced by the government have been dismissed. No prison: “There is no risk of absconding”. Prime Minister Meloni: “A… by Ilaria Carra, Rosario Di Raimondo 28 October 2026
Mattarella against anti-vaxxers: “We must counter those who poison public opinion on vaccines; these are disconcerting stances” The President delivered a strong speech at the ‘Days of Research’ event. This sharp rebuke came just a few hours after the Chamber of Deputies passed a bill to reinstate doctors who had been struck off the register during the Covid years by Concetto Vecchio 28 October 2026
Fakir: new complaint against officers following the shocking remarks reported in the forensic report The conversations between the two police officers who attended the scene in Via Svevo are contained in the post-mortem report on the 42-year-old, drawn up by experts from the Public Prosecutor’s Office by Giuseppe Baldessarro, Caterina Giusberti 28 October 2026
Crans: Jessica Moretti misses the hearing: “She is fragile following Jacques’s assault and cannot face him again” A dramatic twist came just days before the couple’s scheduled confrontation at the Sion public prosecutor’s office. This summer, ‘Corso’ was arrested for assaulting his wife. The psychologist: “It would be a destabilising experience for her” by Tiziana De Giorgio, Rosario Di Raimondo 28 October 2026
Children instead of soldiers: the ‘Knockers’ revolution on the streets of Genoa In the troubled alleyways of the historic centre, a pilot project by Arci has just been launched in Italy for children from Year 3 to Year 9: “The antidote to urban decay is culture and active citizenship. Let’s take over the neighbourhoods with grassroots initiatives and bring the city back to lif… by Michela Bompani 28 October 2026