Il grave episodio è accaduto in aula a Bologna. Il docente si è poi scusato col ragazzo. Il dirigente Ortu: “Vicini a studente e famiglia”. Via all’iter disciplinare

Il latitante scappato otto giorni fa da una comunità di lavoro nel Modenese. Lo sfogo in una lettera: “Era peggio di un carcere. Ma in Sardegna avevo ripreso in mano la vita”

Dopo la notizia della prescrizione per l’accompagnatrice ungherese, l’Agenzia delle Entrate ha accertato che la donna era scomparsa nell’aprile 2023. Da tempo in Italia non si avevano più sue notizie, anche se la si credeva a Dubai

Procura e Tribunale escludono colpe dirette per i due indagati, l’ex direttrice del Parco del Delta e un dirigente del Comune

Bolognini aveva fatto domanda per continuare a insegnare nello stesso istituto, il liceo Rinaldini. Ma poi ha scoperto che era stata sostituita. Si va verso la causa di lavoro

L’artigiano di Predappio aveva 83 anni: imparò il mestiere a 10 anni in una bottega di via Giorgio Regnoli a Forlì, poi tornò nel suo paese. Confezionò anche le divise di Raoul Casadei e per varie orchestre di liscio

Anche due ragazzini fra le decine di persone che hanno dovuto fare ricorso a Pronto soccorso, medico di base e guardia medica

Firm released names of the three victims on the plane and investigators confirmed plane’s left wing caught fire The death toll in the explosion that saw a UPS cargo plane lose an engine and burst into flames, has risen to 13, Craig Greenberg, the Louisville mayor, has confirmed as UPS released the names of the three victims on the plane. “On my way to the Teamsters’ vigil, I learned of a 13th person that died as a result of the UPS flight 2976 plane crash. My heart is with the families, friends and colleagues of all who were lost in this week’s tragedy. We will get through this together,” Greenberg wrote in a social media post. Continue reading...

Posts from women seeking like-minded parents to share a home and child-rearing responsibilities are appearing on social media As divorce rates rise and the cost of living bites, single mothers in China are searching for a new kind of partner: each other. Across social media are posts from harried mothers seeking like-minded parents to share a home and child-rearing responsibilities. Continue reading...

Resolution fails 49-51 with only two Republican senators voting in favor as president increases military buildup The US Senate on Thursday blocked a Democratic war powers resolution that would have forced Donald Trump to seek congressional approval to launch strikes in Venezuela, allowing the president to remain unchecked in his ability to expand his military campaign against the country. The 49-51 vote against passing the resolution, mostly along party lines, came a month after a previous effort to stop strikes against alleged drug trafficking boats in international waters similarly failed, 48-51. Continue reading...

The revew, the first to focus on the racism of the institution as a whole, found a culture and leadership determined to prevent real change The “racial harm” the Metropolitan police inflicts on black people is “institutionally defended”, with its leadership and culture protecting the force from real change, an internal review has found. The report by Dr Shereen Daniels, published on Friday, draws on internal documents and evidence, with the Met responding by accepting long-standing evidence of racism and discrimination within Britain’s biggest force. Continue reading...

Everton need more edge in attack, Potts lifts West Ham’s leaden midfield and Liverpool face a rampaging Haaland Premier League top scorers: the latest standings Time is running out for Richarlison. Injuries to Dominic Solanke and Randal Kolo Muani gave the Brazilian a consistent run in Thomas Frank’s starting XI but, with just one goal since the first league game of the season, he has not taken his opportunities. Now, with Kolo Muani fit, the former Everton striker has had to make do with a place on the bench and failed to impress against FC Copenhagen in midweek, missing a penalty that another striker, Dane Scarlett, won. Competition is fierce, even for a Spurs side that registered 0.1 xG in the defeat to Chelsea – the lowest by any Premier League team this season – and speculation has already begun before the January transfer window. Both Ivan Toney (who played under Frank at Brentford) and Dusan Vlahovic (whose contract at Juventus is up next summer) have been linked. Tottenham have money to spend so Richarlison must make the most of his minutes if wants to have a future at the club, as well as keep himself in contention for Carlo Ancelotti’s Brazil squad with the World Cup coming up next summer. Michael Butler Tottenham v Manchester United, Saturday 12.30pm (all times GMT) Everton v Fulham, Saturday 3pm West Ham v Burnley, Saturday 3pm Sunderland v Arsenal, Saturday 5.30pm Continue reading...

Undeniably strange and redolent of wider horrors at one remove, this was a groaning platter of geopolitics with a tiny little sprig of sport dusted across the top You could almost, almost have played it for laughs. If it wasn’t so bleak, or so profoundly unsettling. But then, this is Birmingham, so there does have to be some gallows humour buried in there. Either way an hour before kick-off on the streets outside Villa Park it became clear that the 700 police officers present were being asked to keep apart three distinct, and equally energetic factions: pro-Palestine, pro-Israeli and pro YouTubers. Continue reading...

Brown arrested in Dubai on Miami shooting charge Ex-NFL star accused of firing shots after fight Victim says bullet grazed his neck, per warrant Former NFL star Antonio Brown has been arrested on an attempted murder charge stemming from a shooting after a celebrity boxing event in Miami, police confirmed Thursday. Brown, 37, was taken into custody by US Marshals in Dubai, said Miami police spokesman Mike Vega. He was flown to Essex County, New Jersey, where he is being held pending extradition to Miami, Vega said. Continue reading...

The first series came to a sensational, phenomenal and genuinely mind-boggling conclusion … by ruining the greatest love story of our age Did he play a blinder? Or did the faithfuls just play really – I mean sensationally, phenomenally, mindbogglingly badly? We will argue over this on social media feeds galore, but either way the winner of the first – but surely not the last – series of The Celebrity Traitors is the treacherous Alan Carr. When first anointed by that collection of cloaks, cuffs and curt instructions we have come to know as presenter Claudia Winkleman, we thought he wouldn’t last an hour. Nor did he. “I feel sick. I’ve got a sweating problem and can’t keep a secret.” He also cannot whisper or remember whether he’s won a shield. Surrounded, however, by some of the daftest players of the game since records began (2022 here, 2021 in its native Netherlands), he made it through, having grown into the role with terrifying ease. He finished with a flourish, bursting into semi-crocodile tears about how hard it had been for him to bear the murderous burden. The two surviving faithfuls, Nick Mohammed and David Olusoga, rushed to comfort him (“It’s been tearing me apart!”). At home, Paloma Faith raises her face to the heavens and screams. At the start of the final, there had been five surviving competitors of the original 19. After one last group mission, involving a steam train, £20,000 in padlocked caskets, keys and clues dispersed throughout the carriages, and two chain-wrapped coffins (“I took the lead a bit there,” says Joe Marler of the unwrapping. “Because I was happy to lose a finger”), they assembled for their last round table. Cat and Alan cast their votes for David, despite the historian’s impressive record of reasoning himself to every wrong conclusion possible. I remain firm in my belief that David would have made the world’s greatest traitor, but as a faithful he was catastrophic. He did manage to vote for Cat at the table, however, and she was correctly banished at last. Continue reading...

Experts point to example of Denmark, where survival rates for some cancers are among the best in Europe Cancer patients should have the legal right to be treated within two months, even if that means the NHS has to pay for them to be treated privately or abroad, according to international experts. Writing in the Lancet Oncology, they say cancer patients should have the legally enforceable entitlement to be treated within 62 days of an urgent referral by a GP. Continue reading...

Volto e voci sono due genitori che hanno perso la figlia per femminicidio e che incontrano i club della Lega Dilettanti

Omoda 5 porta al debutto l’inedito Super Hybrid applicato alla tecnologia Full Hybrid, che abbiamo provato sulle strade panoramiche della Toscana. Questo sistema di propulsione va ad affiancare a quella...

Mentre gli egiziani si preparano ad andare alle urne, la corsa parlamentare viene manipolata dai poteri giudiziari e di sicurezza con l’obiettivo di limitare, controllare e, quando possibile, umiliare i […] The post Elezioni da incubo in Egitto first appeared on il manifesto.

Il profumo che i fiori hanno di notte di Leïla Slimani, esce in italiano presso La Nave di Teseo, nella traduzione di Anna D’Elia (pp. 112, euro 16). Lo scritto, […] The post Leïla Slimani, una magia di perdite e ritrovamenti first appeared on il manifesto.

Non si è ancora spenta l’eco della campagna elettorale di Zohran Mamdani ma la sua base si sta già riorganizzando e lo ha fatto con Our Moment, il nostro momento. […] The post Apertura al dialogo e 200 legali, Mamdani prepara la squadra first appeared on il manifesto.

«Ci ucciderete, ci rovinerete. Non ci date il diritto di vivere. Dammi il diritto di vivere». In piedi di fronte al ministro della sicurezza nazionale di Israele, Itamar Ben Gvir, […] The post I bulldozer israeliani in ogni angolo di Palestina first appeared on il manifesto.

Quando una legge di bilancio è scritta da Bruxelles, in vista del mostruoso aumento della spesa militare promesso alla Nato e a Trump (il 5% del Pil entro dieci anni), […] The post La chiamavano iniquità: Irpef, ai dirigenti 17 volte il beneficio degli operai first appeared on il manifesto.

Le olimpiadi invernali diventano una questione costituzionale. Sciogliendo la riserva assunta quest’estate, la gip di Milano Patrizia Nobile ha deciso di inviare alla Consulta gli atti dell’indagine della procura sugli […] The post Il decreto salva olimpiadi finisce davanti alla Consulta first appeared on il manifesto.