The League and the Northern Front. From his holiday in Pinzolo, the secretary is open to a meeting, but shows impatience with the way things are being handled. And in a month’s time, everyone will be on the big field, which, in the meantime, has spoken out again: ‘A renewed League or a Pontida uprising’, reads a banner

The coordinator of Futuro Nazionale: “The Carroccio leader wouldn’t stand a chance of being elected with us. But he’ll go down in the general election; he’s now on a par with Renzi. The Lega is facing an irreversible crisis; with us, it’s merely a ‘marriage of convenience’. If Giorgia Meloni wants to win, she’ll inevitably have to reach an agreement with us”

Northerners press ahead with their association: “Answers before Pontida”. Romeo’s “dissident” book on “returning to the League”. The possible implications in the Senate are causing Meloni concern

The Speaker of the Chamber of Deputies: “Our voters have little interest in personal squabbles: they are interested in ideas, local communities and the ability to provide solutions.” He recalls even leaner times for the Carroccio

Lombardy’s President Fontana speaks of a step backwards, whilst in Lega chat groups a showdown erupts between southerners and northerners. Durigon: “There are those who want the much-maligned Rome…”. And at the Ministry of the Interior, Piantedosi’s position is being reinforced

The Deputy Prime Minister has chosen his catchphrase for the summer, whilst the regional governors are drafting a document. Now everything depends on Giorgetti’s ‘decision’

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