The actor is in intensive care at San Camillo Hospital after being hit by a minicar whilst riding a scooter. The public prosecutor’s office is investigating the incident as attempted murder and is searching for two possible minors; a similar attack that took place the previous evening in the same area is also being examined.

Following the death of a researcher at the Anti-Plague Institute, rumours are circulating of a second, unconfirmed death. The WHO is seeking clarification, Washington is monitoring the situation “hour by hour” and neighbouring countries are stepping up controls. There is no evidence of an outbreak, but too many questions remain unanswered

Barring any major changes by the Constitutional Court, the Stabilicum is set to come into force. From the collection of signatures to the nomination of a candidate for Prime Minister (and the associated issue of the primaries), here is what the political parties will need to take into account before the election.

On the third anniversary of the Hamas attack, a debate on the “Palestinian resistance” took place at the University of Bologna, which had not authorised the event. In Turin, preacher Brahim Baya celebrated “78 years of resistance”. Marches were banned in Bergamo, Lecco, Lucca and Vicenza.

The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences will announce the winner at 11.45. Last year, the prize was awarded for the ‘sponge materials’ developed by Kitagawa, Robson and Yaghi. The prize has been awarded since 1901: here is this year’s winner

The Prime Minister and the President of the Republic reiterate their condemnation of terrorism and anti-Semitism and their commitment to protecting civilian populations, with a view to a peace based on the two-state solution

Life in Italian universities according to Maia Piperno, president of Ugei: “What was a pogrom against the Jews is, for some, still a day of resistance. The Anti-Semitism Bill? We need it.”

Since 7 October, U.S. support for Israel has been shaken as never before. The fact that Palestinians have overtaken Israelis in the polls, the rift among Democrats and the new dissent even within the right are altering a balance that once seemed unshakeable.

Since 7 October, the French philosopher has been waging a war of words over Israel and Gaza. France insoumise, Rima Hassan, Francesca Albanese and, above all, those who dare not contradict them: “Cowards are more dangerous than madmen, because there are more of them.”

The Jews have returned to exile: exile from bookshops, university chairs, hotels and festivals. An exile in which one can remain in Tel Aviv and yet be cut off from the world once known as the ‘West’.

“Fauda” is a drama series. But great storytelling can convey what a chronology leaves out: the terror, the bewilderment, time standing still. It brings home a wound which, three years on, continues to shape the life of a nation

‘It’s taking too long,’ complains the general; ‘we lack the security to start the construction site,’ replies the Italian company. The matter ends up in court

Two conflicts on two separate sides of the Red Sea – one in Yemen and one in Ethiopia – could end up forming a single front

Five Forza Italia candidates in Modena. There is also movement in the municipalities within the former prime minister’s region. In the Messina area, Vannacci "snatches" two Forza Italia candidates: the Calderone effect

Tobias Rausch, an MP from the far-right party, has been elected President of the Saxony-Anhalt State Parliament. For Merz, things are not looking any better now.

Three years ago, Hamas invaded Israel, killing, kidnapping and raping as many Jews as it could. Let us remember the horror and the scars it left behind, without allowing ourselves to be swept up by the crowds chanting in support of the Palestinian resistance. Here are all the articles from our special feature

Who wrote to the editor-in-chief, Claudio Cerasa

Malagò was ousted from his role as president of the FIGC following a vote of no confidence by the CONI executive committee, only to return to the very same position, albeit as a special commissioner. So that everything could return to exactly the same, placid state as the River Aniene

Even the street protests against the electoral law are a problem for the opposition. Meanwhile, the leader of the M5S is stepping up the pace on the ‘Gazebo’ campaign, pressing his rival. “Let’s get a move on.” Next week, alongside Meloni, he will do battle in the Chamber over foreign policy. Meanwhile, the Democrats await the Party Assembly and Montepulciano. The programme may come later