Occhi puntati su Lorenzo Musetti. Il numero 5 del mondo sfida Raphaël Collignon, numero 72 del ranking Atp.

Australian No 30 seed defeated 6-4, 6-4 in 92 minutes Joint was first seeded Australian woman since Ash Barty in 2022 Maya Joint, the top-ranked local in the Australian Open women’s singles draw, crashed out in the first round on Tuesday after losing in straight sets to Czech teenager Tereza Valentová. Valentová made the most of an inconsistent display from the 30th seed, winning 6-4, 6-4 in 92 minutes. Continue reading...

Il calcio che più gli somiglia sta trovando nuove declinazioni e rivincite proprio mentre lui ha scelto di fare altro.

Boccaleone, una giornata per il calciatore morto nel 1989 con tutti i suoi ex compagni di squadra del Cosenza. La commozione di Padovano: “Un ragazzo indimenticabile”. L’avvocato Anselmo: “Basta parlare di suicidio”

Red caps are becoming a symbol of protest in Denmark as Donald Trump ratchets up the pressure on Greenland Red baseball caps spoofing Donald Trump’s Maga hats have become a symbol of Danish and Greenlandic defiance against the US president’s threat to seize the frozen territory. The caps reading “Make America Go Away” – parodying Trump’s “Make America Great Again” slogan – have gained popularity, along with several variants on social media and at public protests, including a weekend demonstration held in freezing weather in Copenhagen. Continue reading...

Si parte da una base di 4 milioni e 700mila euro per l’edificio da 5.000 metri quadrati su due piani. La fondò Raoul Casadei nel 1976. Un anno fa la società è stata ammessa al concordato con vendita dei beni

Il progetto ha mappato criticità e ostacoli in ambito urbano ed edilizio. Particolare attenzione a percorsi pedonali, aree pubbliche e servizi. La vicesindaca Spada: “Al lavoro per rendere gli spazi più raggiungibili”

I familiari non lo sentivano dal giorno precedente e hanno fatto scattare la macchina dei soccorsi ma per il giovane non c’era più nulla da fare. Esclusa la morte violenta si pensa a un malore improvviso

Man taken to hospital with minor injuries after shark attack at Point Plomer beach Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast A surfer has been taken to hospital after being bitten by a shark off the coast of a New South Wales national park campground, the state’s fourth incident in 48 hours. The Mid North Coast Local Health District said the man, 39, was in hospital in a stable condition with minor injuries after an animal bite. The attack took place near the Point Plomer campground, less than 20km up the coastline from Port Macquarie, on Tuesday morning. Continue reading...

Giorni cruciali per stabilire se Ambra, l’attuale compagna, sarà processata per essersi approfittata di Graziano o se il fascicolo verrà archiviato. Dall’incidente probatorio lui risulta capace di intendere: tutto ruota intorno agli esami sanitari

I familiari del 59enne italo-venezuelano recluso a Caracas hanno ricevuto ricevuto rassicurazioni da amici sudamericani. Ma le autorità diplomatiche italiane mantengono uno stretto riserbo sulla vicenda

Nei giorni prima del secondo appello sono stati agganciati i tecnici del Cineca, che aveva preparato gli elaborati, ma nessuno dall’istituto non ha abboccato. Ora la procura di Bologna ha aperto un’indagine. L’altro filone riguarda la diffusione di fake news: nei guai alcuni studi legali

President says air force’s new system involves ‘mobile fire groups’ and interceptor drones as he warns of fresh Russian attacks ahead. What we know on day 1,427 See all our Ukraine war coverage Ukraine’s armed forces are introducing a new facet of air defence, made up of small groups deploying interceptor drones, as the country braces for new mass Russian attacks, Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on Monday. Ukraine is still reeling from a wave of Russian strikes earlier this month that knocked out power and heating to thousands of apartment blocks in freezing temperatures, particularly in the capital, and Zelenskyy has repeatedly called for air defences to be strengthened. “There will be a new approach to the use of air defences by the air force, concerning mobile fire groups, interceptor drones and other ‘short-range’ air defence assets,” the Ukrainian president said in his nightly video address. “The system will be transformed.” Zelenskyy announced the appointment of a new deputy air force commander, Pavlo Yelizarov, to oversee and develop the innovation. Zelenskyy also warned Ukrainians to be “extremely vigilant” ahead of anticipated new Russian attacks. “Russia has prepared for a strike, a massive strike, and is waiting for the moment to carry it out,” he said, urging every region in the country to “be prepared to respond as quickly as possible and help people”. Zelenskyy and foreign minister Andrii Sybiha both warned at the weekend that Ukrainian intelligence had noted Russia was conducting reconnaissance of specific targets, particularly substations that supply nuclear power plants. Ukrainian energy minister Denys Shmyhal said on Monday that he had informed the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) about Russian preparations for more strikes on Ukrainian energy facilities, including those that ensure the operations of nuclear plants. The IAEA said on Monday that a back-up power line had been reconnected to Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant after repair work carried out under an IAEA-brokered ceasefire. The Ferosplavna-1 line is one of two high-voltage lines supplying electricity to the Russian-controlled plant in Ukraine and was disconnected earlier this month. Russia launched a barrage of drone strikes on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure overnight to Monday, cutting off power in five regions across the country amid sub-zero temperatures and high demand, Ukrainian officials said. Russian forces had launched 145 drones and air defences shot down 126 of them, the Ukrainian air force said. “As of this morning, consumers in Sumy, Odesa, Dnipropetrovsk, Kharkiv and Chernihiv regions are without power,” the energy ministry said. “Emergency repair work is under way if the security situation allows.” Ukraine will face enormous challenges to organise its first elections since Russia’s 2022 invasion, with its infrastructure shattered and millions of people displaced by war, the country’s election chief said. Bringing Ukraine’s voter registry up to date and making the proper preparations for a vote would take significant time, Oleh Didenko, the head of Ukraine’s Central Election Commission, told Reuters. Amid diplomatic efforts to end the war, US president Donald Trump has demanded Ukraine hold elections, even though they are banned under martial law – in force since the invasion – and a majority of Ukrainians oppose a wartime ballot. Vladimir Putin’s special envoy Kirill Dmitriev will travel to Davos in Switzerland this week and hold meetings with members of the US delegation on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum (WEF), Reuters has reported, citing two sources. Ukraine’s top negotiator, Rustem Umerov, said on Sunday that talks with US officials on ending the war would continue at the WEF this week. Continue reading...

Major disturbance in the Earth’s magnetic field may make northern lights visible far more south than usual The aurora could be visible across Canada and much of the northern tier of US states on Monday night, and possibly even further south, following a major disturbance in the Earth’s magnetic field, a forecast shows. The forecast, from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s space weather prediction center, comes amid intense geomagnetic and solar radiation storms, said Shawn Dahl, service coordinator at the center. Continue reading...

Cgil, Usb e Usb denunciano le condizioni di lavoro del distaccamento: “Pompieri al freddo, i mezzi non riescono a erogare l’acqua a causa del gelo”

Ast a corto di dottori: in 11 avevano accettato di coprire i turni dopo la scadenza del contratto. Senza un provvedimento per prolungare gli incarichi, i professionisti hanno lasciato il posto

L’uomo rientra nelle categorie protette, con disabilità certificata. Le accuse dei carabinieri: “Sfruttando i momenti di minor sorveglianza il giovane avrebbe coinvolto le minori nei gesti fisici di natura sessuale”. In qualche caso le avrebbe sollevate di peso e trattenute in ambienti isolati

La scoperta archeologica sotto l’attuale piazza del mercato di Fano: affiorate le quattro monumentali colonne descritte dall’architetto romano in ‘De Architectura’. Fu eretta nel primo secolo D.C. ma non è un edificio sacro

Apparentemente lo stile è molto diverso - più minimal e rigoroso per Prada, suggestivo, non di rado principesco ed elegantemente seduttivo per Valentino - eppure i momenti e le...

Secondo la Guardia di Finanza a tanto ammontavano i ricavi nascosti al fisco nella vendita di oggetti elettronici e accessori per smartphone a cui si era aggiunta un’Iva mai versata allo Stato per altri 80mila euro

Cancer charity highlights apparent ‘postcode lottery’ of testing and diagnoses across different regions seen in study Prostate cancer is now the most commonly diagnosed form of cancer across the UK, surpassing breast cancer, according to a leading charity. There were 64,425 diagnoses of prostate cancer in 2022, an analysis of NHS figures by Prostate Cancer UK found, and 61,640 new cases of breast cancer. Continue reading...

Guidance for GPs and nurses says other factors should be taken into account, such as changes in behaviour A child’s body mass index should not be the key factor when deciding which under-18s get help for an eating disorder, the NHS has told health professionals. The new guidance from NHS England to GPs and nurses follows criticism that over-reliance on BMI has led to children who have an illness such as anorexia or bulimia being misdiagnosed and missing out on care. Continue reading...

Government replaces recruitment goal with plan to increase ‘education exports’ to £40bn a year by 2030 Ministers are scrapping target numbers for international students in the UK and will instead focus on encouraging universities to open hubs abroad, as part of a plan to bring British education to people “on their own doorsteps”. The government’s new international education strategy will set a target of increasing global “education exports” to £40bn a year by 2030, replacing the previous target – set in 2019 – of recruiting 600,000 international students a year to study in the UK. Continue reading...

Government, Bank of England and FCA criticised for taking ‘wait-and-see’ approach to AI use in financial sector Consumers and the UK financial system are being exposed to “serious harm” by the failure of government and the Bank of England to get a grip on the risks posed by artificial intelligence, an influential parliamentary committee has warned. In a new report, MPs on the Treasury committee criticise ministers and City regulators, including the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), for taking a “wait-and-see” approach to AI use across the financial sector. Continue reading...

Il capo del Comando artico: “Le esercitazioni con gli europei andranno avanti uno o due anni”. Proposta una missione con la Nato