Tumore al pancreas inoperabile. È stata questa la terribile malattia contro cui ha lottato Enrica Bonaccorti, morta poche ore fa a 76 anni. La celebre conduttrice di Pronto, chi gioca? E Non è la Rai aveva reso pubblica la sua malattia nel settembre del 2025 con un post su Instagram dove era ritratta su una […] L'articolo Enrica Bonaccorti morta di un tumore al pancreas, la stessa malattia di Eleonora Giorgi. La diagnosi e le interviste in tv: “Non ho tantissime speranze, ma non sono disperata” proviene da Il Fatto Quotidiano.

Parla Sebastiano Visintin, indagato per l’omicidio di Liliana Resinovich: “Mi viene da ridere, non temo nulla”

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Non si è ancora spento lo choc per morte di Luigi Nativi, il tiktoker 18enne trovato senza vita a La Maddalena (Sassari). La Procura di Tempio aperto un?inchiesta sulla sua morte, un...

Giornalista e professionista del mondo del cinema, Verdiana Bonaccorti ha sempre avuto un un rapporto profondissimo con la madre che le ha unite per tutta la vita

L'impresa compiuta dal centro di Miami contro Washington ha suscitato reazioni contrastanti e la dura invettiva di un giornalista: tutti i dettagli

L’instabilità geopolitica, la polarizzazione sociale e la crescente frammentazione e contrapposizione tra Stati stanno cambiando profondamente il modo in cui organizzazioni pubbliche e private gestiscono il rischio, mentre l’accelerazione tecnologica...

Nella mattinata odierna i Carabinieri della Stazione Carabinieri di Afragola hanno dato esecuzione ad un'ordinanza di applicazione della misura cautelare della custodia in carcere emessa dal...

Lo hanno fermato il 5 marzo all’aeroporto internazionale di San Diego mentre cercava di lasciare gli Stati Uniti con fiumi di denaro in contante. Pochi giorni dopo, per il vescovo caldeo Emanuel Hana Shaleta è arrivata anche la decisione di Papa Leone XIV: destituito dalla guida dell’eparchia di Saint Peter the Apostle di San Diego […] L'articolo Vescovo messicano amante dei bordelli estromesso dal Papa. Era già stato arrestato per riciclaggio sembra essere il primo su Secolo d'Italia.

Ardoino ora al quarto posto con 38 miliardi di dollari. Gli affari volano, ma acquistare i bianconeri rimane un miraggio

Si chiama Audi RS3 Competition Limited e rappresenta il “canto del cigno” del motore 5 cilindri, che festeggia quest’anno i 50 anni di storia dopo l’introduzione nel 1976 sulla seconda...

Per l’ex Ilva c’è anche la manifestazione d’interesse del gruppo Jindal. Ad annunciarlo è il ministro delle Imprese e del Made in Italy, Adolfo Urso, durante l’informativa sullo stabilimento pugliese....

Ma gli analisti sono ancora cauti

Nessuna cura per circa sei anni fino a quando la bambina ha rischiato la vita: a processo madre e padre con accuse gravissime

Meloni “oggi ha detto un’infamia e lo ha fatto da quello scranno” quello “della presidenza del Consiglio. È veramente un attacco proditorio e diffamatorio quando ha dichiarato addirittura che durante il periodo della pandemia sono stati spesi miliardi a favore di truffatori sulle mascherine farlocche“. Così Giuseppe Conte al termine del suo intervento in Aula […] L'articolo Conte contro Meloni: “Infamia su Arcuri e le mascherine, se vuole occuparsi di truffe Covid pensi alla sua Santanché” proviene da Il Fatto Quotidiano.

Proposed package comes after regulator finds ‘serious and unacceptable breaches’ in how company operates Welsh Water is to pay a proposed £44.7m after the industry regulator found “serious and unacceptable” breaches in the supplier’s sewage and network services. Ofwat said Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water failed to properly operate, maintain and upgrade its wastewater network to ensure it could cope with levels of sewage and wastewater, and did not have adequate processes in place or oversight by senior bosses. Continue reading...

“Negli ultimi tre anni abbiamo recuperato, in termini di introiti effettivi per gli enti danneggiati, quasi 51 milioni di euro. Dati che difficilmente riusciremo a replicare dopo la riforma Foti, visto che il risarcimento non potrà superare il 30% del danno erariale accertato o due annualità di stipendio. Vuol dire che il 70% resta accollato […] L'articolo Riforma della Corte dei Conti, il procuratore della Lombardia: “Il tetto ai risarcimenti danneggia la collettività. Il 70% resta accollato ai contribuenti” proviene da Il Fatto Quotidiano.

Linda Manzoni e Federico Cortinovis, tra i protagonisti dell'ultima edizione di «Matrimonio a prima vista», aspettano un bambino. E questo gli esperti non avrebbero potuto...

Nick Thomas-Symonds says he shares public’s ‘moral outrage’ over the former ambassador’s £75,000 severance payment As a reminder of the key lines from yesterday’s Mandelson files – Keir Starmer overruled officials who warned of a “reputational risk” in making Peter Mandelson US ambassador, despite being handed a dossier of evidence about the peer’s relationship with the sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The disclosure in newly released files will raise fresh questions about Starmer’s judgment – as well as about the vetting procedures at the highest levels of government. Continue reading...

The differences between what Trump and Netanyahu want out of this war are starting to show and complicating how it will end When the US and Israel launched an attack on Iran to start a war that is now entering its third week, it was the start of something unprecedented; the first joint Israeli-American war. Even though the US has long been a close military ally of Israel, this has never happened before. Unlike last year’s “12-day war” where Israel launched a war that the US joined near the very end with a single set of strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities, this Israeli-American war on Iran is deeply coordinated at the operational level between both belligerents day in and day out. That is precisely why clear, shared objectives between Washington and Tel Aviv will be crucial for the US to exit this war with a political victory and not just the tab for tons of destruction across the region with little significant change. Much of what we have seen so far suggests strongly that that is not the case; Israel and the US have different goals here, if they even really know what their goals are, and because of this no clear endgame can be envisioned even as the costs of the war mount. Continue reading...

Planning a spring clean? From furniture to toothbrushes, books to old phones, here are the best ways to sell, donate and upcycle your unwanted things • How to have a guilt-free wardrobe clearout Forget blossom and bluebells, for many of us, the changing season means one thing: time for a spring clean. While you may have tackled the clothes you no longer want without sending them to landfill (if not, have a read of our guide to clearing out your clothes sustainably), other items in our homes are not always as straightforward. According to the circular living organisation Wrap, 22m items of furniture are thrown away each year in the UK, and worldwide, we discard 2.6m tonnes of e-waste (electronic waste) annually. Many of these items could be resold, upcycled or recycled. The British Heart Foundation reports that 62% of us throw away homeware items that are in good enough condition to be donated to charity. Here are some of the best ways to reuse, recycle and upcycle your unwanted stuff. Continue reading...

Under new Taliban laws, a husband is allowed to beat his wife as long as it is not done with ‘obscene force’, which the woman must prove in court The shocking level of physical violence against women permitted under the Taliban’s new laws has been revealed this week by the case of a woman in northern Afghanistan, who said she was beaten with a cable wire by her husband and told by a judge: “You want a divorce just because of that? … A little anger and a few beatings won’t kill you.” Farzana* said her husband was quick-tempered and often resorted to beating her. He regularly humiliated her and called her “disabled”, she said, because her right leg was slightly shorter than the left. She had tolerated the abuse for the sake of their children, but one evening, she said, his violence went too far. Continue reading...

Forget the kneejerk negativity. If the sketch show’s British talent strikes the right tone, Saturday night comedy could become a family ritual A strong contender for the most depressing four words in the English language – after “I’ve started a Substack”, obviously – is the formulation, “topical sketch comedy show”, a line that will yank many of us back to painful memories of late night Channel 4 in the 90s. British telly has never excelled at this live comedy format, or maybe, depending on your view, nowhere has. Near the end of this month, Sky is launching a UK version of Saturday Night Live, that most revered of American staples and a holy grail for US comedy writers going back to the 1970s. If it seems like a strange import, it may be that, as the dusty original fields kicks from all sides, SNL UK has a prime opportunity to reboot the franchise. The curious question for observers is whether there are things so rooted in their original context they can’t be expected to travel. We’ve seen a lot of this going in the other direction, with disastrous US remakes of British TV shows, such as Skins (cancelled after one season), The Inbetweeners (ditto) and any British show featuring actors who look ballpark normal, recast with Americans who look like Kristi Noem. (For my money, even the US version of The Office didn’t really work, although nine seasons and everyone else say otherwise). US television imports to the UK, meanwhile, have mostly been gameshows or reality TV, so SNL is a newish experiment. And yet the kneejerk response to news of its commissioning – see John Oliver, calling it a “terrible idea,” per GQ’s reporting – has been overwhelmingly negative. Emma Brockes is a Guardian columnist Continue reading...

A lot is riding on the success of the latest multiplayer online shooter from Halo creator Bungie, a DayGlo spectacular that whisks players to a far-off planet mired in an endless battle for resources In rare quiet moments playing Marathon, you may find yourself overcome by the iridiscently pretty planet Tau Ceti IV. This fictional world seems to radiate a chemical glow: powdery pink skies and lurid green vegetation fill the screen alongside supermassive architecture emblazoned with ultra-stylish, neon graphic design. Yet enjoy the scenery for a split second too long and you might catch a bullet, causing your character to bleed an icky blue substance. In such moments, the camera locks – meaning you must stare down at their unceremonious expiry. Marathon’s considerable beauty is matched only by its clinical brutality. The road to Marathon’s release has been long and contentious. This extraction shooter – so-called because you must do as much shooting and looting as you can in a given level before making an escape – was first shown off in 2022 with a ravishing trailer (below). Among many startling images, it showed tiny robotic bugs, a little like silkworms, weaving a synthetic body into existence. The game, made by Halo and Destiny creator Bungie, looked weird in a way that blockbuster shooters rarely do, causing excitable stirrings among both shooter stalwarts and art-game aficionados. Continue reading...

Volunteers are working to carve out safe spaces in townships with initiatives such as football training and dance classes In 2015, Deniël de Bruyn moved almost 300 miles to Cape Town, to live with relatives and try to overcome a drug problem. Nine months later, he was dead, shot in what gangsters in the township of Wesbank claimed was a case of mistaken identity, according to De Bruyn’s cousin Lindy Jacobs. The shooting was witnessed by Jacobs’s 12-year-old son Zunadin. “My son’s life was never, never ever the same again,” she said. In 2018, Jacobs said, gangsters tried to kill Zunadin. She went to the police. But just two months later her son was dead too. Jacobs is now raising her 12-year-old grandson Noah, whose father was another casualty of gang violence. Continue reading...