Calenda, Renzi, Marattin, Tajani, Occhiuto, Magi and Onorato. The centre is not a political space. It is a dispute amongst flat-owners. Everyone wants to live in the same block, provided that they are the property manager, the neighbour upstairs is evicted and the caretaker has no ties to Giuseppe Conte.

“The leader of Fn will receive preferential treatment on a panel dedicated to him,” writes the leader of Azione on X. The response from De Molli, CEO of The European House – Ambrosetti and Teha Group: “Dear Carlo, we are surprised by your post. We would have expected you to be open to discussion.”

According to the Democratic Party guru, the leader of IV “may be worth more than the polls suggest for his party”. Salis “is in the running, but not for the centre”. And Calenda? “It’s offensive to keep telling him to stay in the progressive camp”

 “The violent ones? Isolate them, don’t reason with them,” says the leader of Azione to the left. He also urges the right not to downplay Vannacci’s description as “Putin’s puppet”, whilst working towards a centrist alliance with Picierno and Marattin

The Prime Minister is keenly interested in the future of the Third Pole. Not with a view to forming an alliance, mind you, but to explore potential future alliances. And to siphon off votes from the left

When it comes to Ukraine, it is not a question of finding a lexical compromise, but of choosing which side to take. The response from the leader of Azione