The lead story covers the feast of St Francis, patron saint of Italy, in Assisi, 800 years after his death, with President Mattarella attending. It also features Gaza, Kyiv and an editorial on climate change.
The edition focuses on Naples's victory in the America's Cup against Barcelona, with a pre-registration of 278,000 spectators. It includes analyses on algorithms in the labour market, counter-terrorism operations and public safety news.
Gas, price rises for 220,000 "protected" customers
The main headline reports price increases for gas tariffs affecting 220,000 protected-rate customers. The edition also highlights writer Marcello Fois winning the Campiello literary prize and a criminal case involving the death of a baby.
The front page focuses on President Sergio Mattarella's visit to Assisi for commemorative events honouring St. Francis. The cover highlights religious and political celebrations, with various articles on local and national Umbrian matters.
The main story covers protests in Spain, with thousands on the streets and a crisis for Sánchez's government. The page also carries the Italian budget plan on the deficit and sports news on Sinner and Goggia.
The main headline highlights Real Madrid's interest in Yildiz with a plan involving a 100 million operation. In the sports section, emphasis is placed on Mancini's work with Italian young talents and the contractual situation at Juventus.
The front page highlights the redevelopment project of Bologna's Dall'Ara stadium, designed by architect Mario Cucinella as a citadel dedicated to study and sport. It also covers stories about school violence and the awarding of the Campiello literary prize to Marcello Fois.
The front page of Corriere Fiorentino covers the severe impact of heat on Tuscan agriculture, with scarce rainfall and parched soil threatening harvests. Secondary stories address unseasonable October warming of the sea, the historical Ponte Vecchio issue and urban development in the city.
No Tav in marcia senza disordini e col Campo largo
No Tav on the march without disorder and with the broad left coalition
The No Tav demonstration proceeds without incidents and with broad left-wing coalition support. Highlights include solidarity with Silvano Benedetti, actions against organised crime in Turin, and commentary on a new film.
The main cover story concerns the revolt of surgeons in Modena against operating room conditions, with Ausli announcing an integration between Modena and Reggio. The newspaper also highlights a major school guidance fair with participation of thousands of students.
The front page highlights the European Union's warning about preparation for potential Russian attacks on Ukrainian infrastructure. Also featured are the celebrations of the 170th anniversary of the Tremolada Sanctuary and the victory of Brescia's volleyball team.
The edition focuses on an investigation into bribes involving contacts of vice-president Armao, with the public prosecutor's office checking for possible collusion in regional offices. Also highlighted are operations against the mafia in Catania and cocaine seizure in Palermo.
The main headline reports a verbal altercation between a 62-year-old teacher and a student at a secondary school in Giulianova. The paper also covers local issues including urban negotiations and a Livorno football result.
Kiev, buco di 70 miliardi. I russi assediano Kharkiv
Kyiv, a 70 billion hole. The Russians besiege Kharkiv
The lead story covers Kyiv's financial gap for 2027 and the Russian siege of Kharkiv. The page also features the Baiardo-Giletti-La7 case and Ranucci's complaint.
Intesa relaunches its Mps takeover bid with a market message, raising the price per share. The newspaper also covers the death of a young child by drowning in Mogliano and political news about Spain.
Scarpinato, il grillino che accusa la destra «depistava» sulla mafia
Scarpinato, the Five Star member who accuses the right of «misdirecting» inquiries on the mafia
Sunday 4 October 2026 edition. The lead story is about Scarpinato and his accusation against the right over the mafia, with the budget law and Sánchez's crisis also prominent.
The front page highlights a fatal accident in which three children lose their parents. The edition also covers a drugs seizure in a campervan, a peace protest with significant civic participation, and a life sentence in a murder case.
The front page highlights Naples' sailing victory over Barcelona, alongside government bonuses for families and the healthcare crisis in Campania region.
Spagna in piazza «Sciopero generale» Sanchez all'angolo
Spain takes to the streets, «general strike»: Sánchez cornered
The main story covers the protests in Spain, with 500,000 on the streets after the housing decree was rejected and a general strike called. The page also features the alarm over Jannik Sinner and the psychiatric assessment of Moretti.
Conti, la Lega alza la posta «Il governo avbia coraggio»
Conti, the League raises stakes "Government should have courage"
The front page of il Resto del Carlino highlights Italian political tensions with the League raising demands against the government. The main headline reports Conti's statements about the need for government courage, whilst secondary news covers protests in Madrid, political polls and sports issues.
The front page highlights a revenge operation with shooting in which a car and windows were hit in a study area, with suspects on the run. The newspaper also covers Brignone's statements about the Olympic Games and salary issues in the healthcare sector.
The edition discusses internal purges within the Democratic Party under Elly Schlein's leadership and how the lists will be composed. Also highlighted is news about Pope Leone and changes in the Vatican.
The edition reports the arrest of fraudsters caught with gold in Livorno, accused of robbery in the Fabbricotti area. The newspaper also covers situations in Cecina, Piombino and Rosignano, including operations by local authorities.
Main story focuses on gas and electricity tariff increases in the Bergamo area, with rises of 12.7% and 37.3% affecting vulnerable families. The edition also reports on rocks hitting two cars and an article about young people's digital dependency.
The main headline highlights the difficulties in connecting Cagliari and Milan, with low-cost airports increasing flight prices. The edition also includes political analysis and sports news about Cagliari's victory.
A young student was arrested in Cava after searching online for instructions to make explosives. Police found manuals, modified firearms and 107 rounds of ammunition. Salerno also reports violence in its historic centre.
The edition focuses on budgetary difficulties and fuel costs affecting traders. Political issues concerning healthcare spending and economic support measures are highlighted.
Conti, la Lega alza la posta «Il governo avbia coraggio»
Conti, the League ups the ante: "The government should have courage"
The main headline focuses on Conti and the League raising the stakes against the government, demanding more political courage. In Italian politics, a poll shows the PD below 20% with Conte as leader.
The front page highlights the death of biologist Piva, health officer of Copego, with three communities in mourning. Other major stories cover school safety, an international event on work and artificial intelligence, and record summer tourism in Ferrara.
The front page highlights chronic water emergency in Sardinia and the region's plan to resolve the issue within three years. Secondary stories include a robbery of American tourists in Olbia and a fire in Alghero.
Acqua, stangate in arrivo. Primo aumento del 9,15%
Water, price hikes coming. First increase of 9.15%
The front page highlights rising water tariffs in the region, with a 9.15% increase expected for 2027. The edition also covers local political issues and a tragic incident at a swimming pool.
The main story covers the European left, with demonstrations in Spain over housing and student protests in France. The page also carries an interview with Cardinal Parolin on Ukraine and an Altan cartoon.
Schifani si tira fuori dal caso Armao. Accordi occulti, indagati pedìnati
Schifani steps back from Armao case. Secret agreements, investigated individuals under surveillance
The main headline highlights President Schifani's withdrawal from the Armao case as investigations continue into secret agreements and surveillance of investigated individuals. The front page also reports the discovery of a specialist found dead in Barcelona with possible Fentanyl involvement, legal issues in the Stasi case, and approval of a new energy project in Sicily.
The lead story covers protests in Spain, with demonstrators in Madrid against housing costs, and the debt crisis in France. The page also highlights the Italian budget debate and the war in Ukraine.
L'EUROPA SI MANGIA I SOLDI CHE TOCCANO AI PENSIONATI
Europe consumes the money owed to pensioners
The main headline highlights the Brussels disasters and the Meloni government's issues, addressing how budget flexibility in Europe leaves fewer resources for pensions. The front page also covers Italian infrastructure questions, banking, and university matters.
The newspaper highlights Conte's resort to threats in political negotiations, whilst Lavitola sends a message to allies about the ease of accessing power. It also reports Trump's praise for Georgia and centre-right intentions to expand social support.
The front page is devoted to Juventus coach Spalletti, who spent three hours in the newsroom, with an unpublished portrait and quotations from him. It also features Mancini, the museum at the Fila and Sinner.
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