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Gaetano Armao is accused of exploiting his institutional roles to obtain money in exchange for illicit favours.
The Palermo investigating judge has ordered house arrest for the former vice-president of the Sicily Region, the lawyer Gaetano Armao, accused of corruption. The decision follows the preliminary interrogation of the suspect.
According to the Palermo prosecutors, taking advantage of his roles as expert of the President of the Region and president of the Specialist Technical Commission for environmental authorizations under regional jurisdiction, through his accomplice, the lawyer Pierluigi Matta, he pocketed money from some entrepreneurs in exchange for favours.

The Busto Arsizio Prosecutor's Office has opened a case for causing alarm after two false bomb alerts on flights headed to Malpensa. The threats, found to be unfounded, are part of a wave of similar reports in Italian and European airports.

Thirty local police officers in Genoa have been transferred to non-operational roles following an investigation into alleged abuse, forgery, embezzlement and racial hatred against people arrested. Mayor Silvia Salis condemned the facts.

Two bomb alerts involved flights to or from Rome this morning. A Ryanair flight landed in Lisbon, while a Wizzair flight from Prague was diverted to Venice airport for security checks.

A search is underway in the home of the Di Vita family in Pietracatella, where Sara and Antonella, poisoned with ricin in December, lived. The agents of the Campobasso Police Headquarters and Father Gianni Di Vita were present.

A series of false bomb scares forced several flights in Europe and Italy to divert and make emergency landings. The investigations point to anonymous emails and possible international coordination, perhaps linked to the 'Muzhskoye Gosudarstvo' group.

A 41-year-old Nigerian arrested in Reggio Emilia accused of six years of physical and psychological violence against his compatriot wife, including three abortions caused by beatings and one sexual assault.