All eight defendants have been fully acquitted of building regulations offences and unauthorised land subdivision in the first ruling to emerge following one of the many investigations launched by the Milan Public Prosecutor’s Office into town planning management – the case of the Torre Milano skyscraper on Via Stresa. Sala: “Disheartened by the verbal abuse from the prosecutors”

The magistrates’ association is distracted and fails to defend Nanni against attacks from "Il Fatto"

Amid mutual accusations regarding the actual stake acquired and the role of institutional investors, the dispute between UniCredit and the German bank has also shifted to the oversight of BaFin, Berlin’s equivalent of Consob. These moves conceal a bigger game

Keir Starmer announces new rules to tackle online risks for under-16s. But turning an educational issue into a ban risks having the opposite effect: more children going underground, families being relieved of responsibility, and Big Tech feeling less obliged to make their platforms safe

The death of an 18-year-old in Milan has reignited the debate on micromobility. Helmets, number plates and insurance can help, but the real problem often lies in the environment: potholes, inadequate maintenance and a lack of enforcement. Rather than demonising e-scooters, what is needed is infrastructure and safety for all road users

The president addresses businesses in the service sector: “AI has extraordinary potential, but rules are needed.” Meanwhile, on the subject of fuel, she promises: “We will defend the road haulage sector and the public”

In today’s newspaper you will also find the Navalny poster. We invite readers not simply to keep the poster but, if they wish, to take it to Venice and leave it in front of the Russian Pavilion. As a peaceful gesture of remembrance. Not against Russian culture, but against the erasure of Putinism