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A Dublin-Rome scheduled flight was diverted to France due to a bomb threat.
"When they told us that the plane, due to technical problems, had to land in a French airport, at a certain point we saw military jets alongside the plane and that's when we started thinking that something wasn't going right." This is the story told to ANSA by Nicola Timpone from Lucania, general director of the Gal 'La Cittadella' who is on board the Dublin-Rome flight diverted to France after a bomb scare.
"At that point - continues Timpone, who is among the organizers of the Marateale Festival - we realized that there could be a bomb threat. In the end we landed and found ourselves in a military airport surrounded by firefighters, police and many ambulances. They put us on a secondary runway, made us stop and we are still on the plane waiting to understand what is happening".

Four planes flying to Prague were subjected to threats of explosive devices on board. The Czech police, despite deeming the threat unlikely, activated security procedures and bomb squad checks upon landing.

Control and clearance operations underway at the Porto Vecchio of Trieste after the fire that caused the death of two young people. The police are verifying the administrative position of approximately 50 people traced in the area.

The 55-year-old director of a nursery school in Monza was arrested for child abuse. The investigations, launched after complaints from parents, confirmed aggressive conduct towards children through repeated environmental interceptions.

Three European flights were subject to bomb threats this morning. A Finnair flight landed in Fiumicino escorted by military jets, a Wizz Air flight was diverted to Vienna and an Aer Lingus flight made a precautionary landing in France.
The state police carries out precautionary measures against antagonistic militants following the riots of January 31st in Turin, during the protest against the eviction of the Askatasuna social centre. 103 officers injured in the clashes.

The state police carries out precautionary measures against antagonistic militants for the crimes committed during the demonstration on 31 January 2026 against the eviction of the Askatasuna social center in Turin. The Turin investigating judge's order provides for precautionary detention in prison, house arrest, residence bans and daily reporting obligations. The alleged crimes also include attempted murder due to the burning of a police vehicle with an officer on board. During the riots 103 members of the police were injured, with a prognosis of up to 100 days.