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The Corriere della Sera front page features a mix of domestic Italian news, international affairs, and sports. The main focus is on the ongoing 'Report' case, involving investigations into potential cover-ups and discrepancies related to an individual named Lavitola and a journalist named Ranucci…
Prosecutors are reopening the Lavitola case, focusing on computers and phones as they uncover potential cover-ups and inconsistencies related to the 'bomb' incident, questioning what doesn't add up.
Investigative journalist Sigfrido Ranucci maintains his position regarding the 'Report' program, while questions arise about his silence concerning an individual referred to as his 'friend'.
Journalist Selvaggia Lucarelli criticizes Sigfrido Ranucci, suggesting he was not the heroic figure he presented and was manipulative in his relationships with women.
Selvaggia Lucarelli provides her account of Ranucci's interactions with his sources and female colleagues, asserting that he is not infallible.
Paolo Mieli states he had no knowledge that a poll he contributed to was intended for Sigfrido Ranucci and denies any involvement in its specific purpose.
Battocletti reveals her winning strategy for the 10,000 meters at the European Championships, detailing how she let her competitors lead before making her decisive move.
The article recounts Gianmarco Tamberi's dominant performance and emotional victory in the high jump at the European Championships, highlighting his triumph and personal moments.
Simona Quadarella describes her victory in the 1500m freestyle at the European Championships, admitting to initial fears but crediting her competitors for pushing her to succeed.
This story provides live updates on the conflict between Iran and the USA, including statements from Donald Trump regarding his actions and their impact on fuel prices.
This live report covers the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia, detailing recent missile attacks by Kyiv on military bases used by fighter jets.
