The national coordinator of the Secondary School Students’ Network: “Fewer staff means a decline in the quality of teaching”

Mariagiovanna Procacci remembers the sergeant who died with her three colleagues in Bosnia: “Our last trip together this summer before she left: she’d wanted to visit Giulia, as she was afraid she might not see her again”

Lega officials are working to secure funding and avoid staff cuts. The Lega secretary attacks Giorgetti: “I knew nothing about it.” The opposition: “A farce”

Sixty years ago the city was devastated. Memories of those dramatic days and a reunion between the ‘Mud Angels’ of yesterday and today

Rain is expected to spread to the rest of the country by Saturday. Temperatures in line with seasonal averages

Whilst the Pavia Public Prosecutor’s Office is seeking a trial for Andrea Sempio, Chiara Poggi’s former boyfriend and his lawyers are preparing a petition to rewrite the history of the murder

Donato Ferdori, 56, was taken away by the Israeli army following an attack by settlers, which took place whilst he was monitoring the olive harvest alongside a group of international observers. “He knows he did the right thing”

The incident took place last August in Bellaria-Igea Marina: the woman was directing traffic when a 55-year-old man took her by surprise and forced her to straddle him

The Bologna Court of Appeal’s proposal for the early settlement of the case

The prosecutors in Pavia accuse him of being Chiara Poggi’s murderer: the aggravating circumstances have been confirmed. He replied: “My innocence will be proven”

The Pope leaves on Friday and returns on 17 November. No special health precautions are required following his surgery on 13 October. The new Prefect of Vatican Communications, Montse Alvarado, said: “He is doing very well”

The Commission’s response to a question from the Pd (Democratic Party): “We are closely monitoring the development of Italian legislation.” Zingaretti: “Europe has rejected the government”

The international tech and media literacy project promoted by the Observatory for Independent Thinking was presented in Milan

Following the Security Committee meeting, the governor announced that, from tomorrow, the regional conference centre will host 500 university students. Around fifty protesters in Via Po: ‘True security is making ends meet’

This was decided by the Court of Milan, which struck down the clause restricting participation in the selection process for assistants and technicians to Italian citizens only

Despite immediate medical assistance, there was nothing that could be done. He was 57 years old. In the first 10 months, there have already been 1,266 fatalities – four a day

Partly due to the influence of El Niño, meteorologists are recording an unusual change at the North Pole. Expert Pierluigi Randi explains what might happen

Control is not manual; the control units are monitored remotely. But there are those who even forget to install the updates