The presenter has vowed to fight back following his departure from the programme, while the editorial team has expressed strong opposition to his replacements. Rai is offering three positions, journalists are threatening to walk out, and La7 is once again emerging as the promised land. The situation has become a conflict of all against all.

Giulia Presutti and Daniele Piervincenzi: they are the two ‘kapos’, to use the gentle term coined by the daily newspaper Safari, who will end up literally squeezed dry and then thrown in the bin by the Nazis on Viale Mazzini.

The nursery refused to admit the child because she had not been vaccinated, and that was the end of it. “The public system cannot consider its task completed simply by excluding a child from school.” The appointment with the local health authority (ASL) was used as a smokescreen; the issue of checks; and why “in 2017 we chose not to interfere with parental authority”. The former Health Minister speaks out

The reins are being handed over to two correspondents from the programme. The journalist has three options for redeployment: to Tg3, to Rai News, or a posting abroad. The presenter: “People are taking my place who are undermining the professionalism that has shaped the history of Report.” Schlein: “Shutting down Report was a right-wing objective.” Salvini: “That’s only right.” La Russa: “I’m happy.”

From ‘Olgettine’ to ‘little nuns’. After portraying him as a martyr, the right wing is now labeling him a pig. Liberals, but not excessively so 

“We must rediscover our identity by returning to being the trade union of the region,” says the Carroccio group leader in the Senate. “The party’s grassroots are calling for renewal and a collective change of direction: to let them down would be a problem for everyone”

The secretaries of the League and Forza Italia are approaching the 4 September deadline, but every day they find themselves facing a new personal battle: MPS, windfall profits, SAFE, security. And when parliamentary business resumes, it will be even worse

Founded by the former secretary of the Italian Communist Party in Salerno in 1944, the magazine has become the intellectual wardrobe that dresses the former prime minister. From anti-woke tirades to strategies for the primaries (and thoughts on Russia), everything passes through it

A journey through the Obama Presidential Centre in Chicago, caught between nostalgia for the America of Barack and Michelle and the desire for a left that finds itself looking to the past to envisage a response to the Trump era. Six floors of memory, politics and resistance, with the present constantly bursting in from outside

A summer phenomenon: anti-fascists in a Tesla criticising the world’s richest man on X, connected to Starlink from the Italian seas. He is one thing; his inventions are quite another