The PD and M5S have tabled proposals to offer public funding to women under 38 who wish to undergo treatment to increase their chances of having children. Renzi has taken up the proposal and suggested allocating 100 million in the Budget Bill. Forza Italia and the League are open to the idea, but Giorgia Meloni’s party has put the brakes on: “Children should be had whilst young; let’s use the resources to help young couples create the conditions to have children.”

The Prime Minister takes to social media: “Let’s press ahead with deportations”. In committee, the Home Secretary defends the government’s line: “No ideological battle with Sánchez. No to Dublin cases”. The other front with Berlin

Ranucci pays his respects to the victims of the Mafia. Violante: "They would never have dined with Lavitola." Grasso: "There will always be those who use those names as a shield." Ayala: "Beyond comment" 

The Lombardy regional councillor, a member of the Lega from Codogno, has sounded the alarm over the future of the Carroccio and proposed starting afresh to move beyond personality-driven politics and rebuild the party. Enough of chasing Vannacci on the issues of remigration and ‘round-ups’; it is better to work towards countering centralism

"The secretary of the PD immediately linked the Meloni government to the attack, a theory supported by several journalists and by the presenter of Report himself," the Under-Secretary to the Prime Minister told Adnkronos. "Did Ranucci know about the bomb? If I were to apply the Report method, the answer would be obvious. I prefer to wait for the investigation to unfold."

“The decision to suspend the Schengen Agreement will not be reviewed before 15 August.” The Home Secretary addressed the Parliamentary Committee responsible for monitoring the implementation of the Schengen Agreement, overseeing Europol’s activities, and monitoring and supervising immigration matters. Live coverage