The clarification between the Prime Minister and the CEO of Intesa Sanpaolo following the controversy over the government’s ‘South American-style regulations’

On the programme Piazzapulita on La7, the leader of Futuro Nazionale stated that the Constitution "is anti-monarchist, not anti-fascist. Article 139 states that the republican form of government is the only acceptable one and that the re-establishment of that dissolved fascist party is prohibited".

In Milan, the entire ATM network, including the underground, may be suspended outside the guaranteed service periods. In Venice, ATVO buses are at risk

Nello Rossi has denounced the methods employed by the Caltanissetta Public Prosecutor’s Office in the now-dismissed investigation into Natoli and Pignatone, criticising the use of formal notices of investigation and the media-judicial circus. This is an important stance, but one that raises a question. Why does the judiciary only take notice of its own excesses when it is other magistrates who are on the receiving end? 

Mattarella welcomes the talks with the opposition, but the Prime Minister takes a dig at the Greens and the leader of the Five Star Movement. She wants to address the Chamber, turn the briefing into a formal statement – subject to a vote – and challenge those who “lie about defence”. The protocol on false alarms has upset headteachers