I lividi sul corpicino della piccola Beatrice, appena due anni, raccontavano già l'inferno prima che il suo cuore smettesse di battere il 9 febbraio. Ma la priorità di sua madre,...
Come prendersi cura dei piedi per un benessere completo, quali sono i rimedi e i trattamenti che non possono mancare
Il direttore Sudano: Obiettivo è diventare «hub» culturale e motore di crescita. Dopo due anni di riassetto organizzativo, raddoppiati gli incassi da biglietteria
Il pronostico del match in programma a Rotterdam
L’intervista a Maria Anghileri, Presidente Giovani di Confindustria
La reazione della premier Giorgia Meloni alle parole di Ilaria Salis, e di qualche altro esponente della sinistra, sulla parata del 2 Giugno che andrebbe abolita, è veemente. “Leggo che rappresentanti italiani delle istituzioni arrivano ad affermare che la parata del 2 giugno andrebbe abolita. Reputo queste dichiarazioni non solo vergognose, ma anche indegne verso […] L'articolo Meloni durissima contro la Salis: “Abolire la parata del 2 giugno? Frasi vergognose e offensive per i soldati” sembra essere il primo su Secolo d'Italia.
Le quote del match in programma a Rotterdam
La società che produce e gestisce sistemi di allarme, nel 2025 ha gestito nel nostro Paese 9 milioni di scatti, di cui 11mila hanno riguardato casi reali: oltre la metà, 6mila, ha riguardato tentativi di intrusione, 1.500 casi medici e 19 casi di violenze domestiche
The Cambrian Line hugs the shore, offering easy access to the Wales Coast Path, the Cadfan Way pilgrimage route and glorious Cardigan Bay From the graveyard of St Michael’s in Ynys, Wales, the view was ravishing: the Italianate oddity of Portmeirion sparkled on the opposite shore; the peaks of Eryri (Snowdonia) rippled in the distance; and, within the River Dwyryd’s broad swirl, sat the tidal island of Ynys Gifftan. “No one’s lived there for years,” said a passerby pointing to the isle, “but it’s just been put up for sale – £350,000, if you fancy it.” I rather did, but sadly my modest savings don’t stretch that far. Wales’s “armpit”, geographically speaking – which is how some people refer to that chunk of Gwynedd where estuaries perspire into Cardigan Bay before it curves round the outstretched Llŷn peninsula – looked like a spectacular place to be marooned. Continue reading...
Experts explain how small, regular sums can build wealth over time, from your 20s through to retirement Thinking about investing? There are compelling reasons for moving at least some of your money away from standard savings accounts and into the stock market. There are also risks, but over the long term the rewards can be better. Many people are put off by the idea that you need to be wealthy to start investing, or over a certain age. But even if you can only afford to set aside £50 a month, it is worth considering. And while there are important factors to consider before you start, it is rarely too early, or too late, to take the first step. Continue reading...
Taken shortly after a spate of femicides in Peru, this image by the photographer Ana Elisa Sotelo captures a moment of sisterhood and solidarity This image is from Women of the Water, a project I started in 2022 in Puerto Natales, in southern Patagonia, Chile, when three female swimmers I met asked me to photograph them naked in the place they felt most powerful: the water. It was winter and the water was probably about zero degrees, but we experienced an incredible sensation of ease and freedom. When I got back to my home city of Lima in Peru, I decided to continue, developing the series through open calls. I have since expanded to Argentina, the US and Barbados. Continue reading...
Written in breathless multilingual prose, this coming-of-age meets state-of-the-nation novel is an incredible literary performance Three twentysomethings “drive and dream of an impossible night on an endless street. moving as a massive through mad sticky traffic, destination: where else? manchester, wilmslow road, the curry mile, yo!” Thus opens Sufiyaan Salam’s high-octane debut novel, written largely in gen Z lowercase – and you’re in for a ride. The Boyz are British Pakistani friends in their early 20s. Immy is “something of a bad-boy muslim slut who don’t never text back”; Khan is “the mogul mowgli himself … the type to recite Warren Buffett epigrams like they’re hadiths”; and Haris has “a mind that never switches off, philosophy subreddits doing bares”. Each is looking for an escape – from their past, present, someone else, or themselves – and they come together for one night “cruising and bruising in a hire car towards what might just be the natural elastic endpoint of a friendship beginning to fray”. Continue reading...
Campaigners say builders’ demolition of nest site highlights weak protection of wildlife from development A building that was a noted nesting site for swifts, among the UK’s most at-risk birds, has been demolished during the nesting season, highlighting significant weaknesses in the protection of wildlife from development, campaigners say. Contractors for the housebuilder Hill Group carried out the demolition of Regent House near Dorking station in Surrey over the last few weeks, during the nesting season which runs from 1 March to 31 August. Continue reading...
Terrific acting, especially an intriguingly ambiguous turn by child actor Julianna Layne, ground this twisty little horror debut When Ellie (Jessica Rothe) wakes up in bed in a house she doesn’t recognise, next to a man she doesn’t know, she naturally assumes the worst, in debut feature director BT Meza’s creepy thriller. Understandably, she freaks out, and is even more disconcerted when a little girl calling her mommy appears, distressed that Ellie doesn’t know who she is either. Has she been kidnapped? Why would this girl play along with the kidnapper’s ruse? At this point, Bruce (an excellent performance from Joseph Cross) intervenes, reassuring his daughter and explaining to Ellie that she has memory loss. He is her husband, he says, and Alice (Julianna Layne) is their little girl. If you’ve ever watched a film before, you’ll know there are twists and turns coming. This nifty little movie keeps you guessing and when it eventually shows its hand, there’s still plenty of mileage left in the characters. Layne gives a beautifully calibrated performance as Alice; it’s initially genuinely difficult to work out if she’s an innocent caught up in a terrifying situation or somehow in on whatever is happening – and that’s exactly what this character needs. With a film that wants to tease the viewer as to exactly what genre we’re watching, it’s ideal to see a kid played with a degree of ambiguity. Continue reading...
ScottishPower apologises for charging error, as millions face higher costs under revised energy price cap The energy bill from ScottishPower sent Richard Palmer into an immediate panic. It said he had to pay more than £8,400 straight away or risk his credit history being impaired for years. The 76-year-old felt he had no option so he paid the bill, using half of his savings to do so, even though it amounted to nine times what his annual payment would normally be. Continue reading...
A selection of winning images from this year’s World Food Photography awards. The photographs offer insights into the lives of people around the world through the lens of food, from growing, farming and harvesting to cooking, eating, celebrating and surviving A free exhibition of all 203 finalist images is at the Mall Galleries, London, from Wednesday 3 June to Sunday 7 June Continue reading...
L’avvocato di Cissé Camara scrive alla «Verità»: «Al posto di preoccuparmi dei permessi di soggiorno, mi domanderei quali siano le politiche per chi ha disagi». Sotto la Lanterna di Genova sono attesi gli ispettori del ministero dell’Interno che dovranno verificare se Cissé Camara, il quarantaduenne senegalese sospettato dell’omicidio di Pietro Alberto Paolo Signor, non andasse espulso prima del tragico evento di sabato. Continua a leggere
Niente Mondiale per le due nazionali, di fronte mercoledì sera a Varsavia. Molte assenze nelle fila delle Super Eagles
Niente Mondiale per le due nazionali, di fronte mercoledì sera a Varsavia. Molte assenze nelle fila delle Super Eagles
Il presidente Sergio Di Meo ha annunciato la fusione Team Volley Napoli per riuscire a portare avanti l'ambizioso progetto che vuole portare il club in Superlega. « Nella nostra città purtroppo sono mancati sostegni dalle istituzioni e dagli imprenditori. Abbiamo fatto una scelta dolorosa ma necessaria ».
Early results show Steve Hilton, Xavier Becerra and Tom Steyer emerging in front, with many ballots to be counted The high-stakes gubernatorial race in California remained too close to call on Tuesday night, with early results showing a tight contest in the crowded race. With many ballots still left to be counted, three candidates emerged at the top: Republican Steve Hilton and Democrats Xavier Becerra and Tom Steyer. And results were clear enough that two Democratic candidates – San Jose mayor Matt Mahan and former Los Angeles mayor Antonio Villaraigosa – conceded the race shortly after polls closed. Continue reading...
Sull'esterno si è fatto avanti il Newcastle, ma non giocherà le coppe. È molto stimato da Maresca: ora i nerazzurri devono rilanciare
Un mese di proteste. La Bolivia è sull’orlo della guerra civile. Oltre novanta strade bloccate in sei dipartimenti, soprattutto a La Paz e Cochabamba, roccaforte dell’ex presidente Evo Morales Ayma. “È giunta l’ora di definire chi comanda. O il popolo o l’impero”, dice in diretta il leader indigeno, la cui candidatura alle Presidenziali 2025 era […] L'articolo La Bolivia sull’orlo della guerra civile: un mese di proteste per chiedere le dimissioni del presidente Paz. Che minaccia di schierare l’esercito proviene da Il Fatto Quotidiano.
Fitofarmaci agricoli nelle esche avvelenate. Così sono morti almeno 23 lupi nel Parco nazionale d’Abruzzo, Lazio e Molise tra la metà e la fine di aprile. Oltre ai grandi carnivori, anche poiane e volpi. È a una svolta l’inchiesta sui lupi uccisi tra i territori di Alfedena, Villetta Barrea, Pescasseroli e ai confini dell’area protetta […] L'articolo Strage di lupi nel Parco d’Abruzzo, fitofarmaci nelle esche avvelenate: la Procura punta su agricoltori e aziende escluse dai fondi Ue proviene da Il Fatto Quotidiano.