The day was dominated by the fallout from the death of Abderrahim Fakir in Bologna. Morning headlines focused on the application of the new 'scudo penale' (shield law) for the six officers involved, a first under the legislation. By afternoon, the story escalated as a protest called by the mayor turned into clashes, with bomb-throwing and police charges using water cannons and tear gas. The victim's sister threatened vendetta, and political figures clashed over the incident. International news saw the UK's new Prime Minister Andrew Burnham take office, while US-Iran tensions intensified with new strikes and Houthi naval blockades. The death of journalist Daniele Compatangelo, known for his Trump-Meloni scoop, was widely reported in the evening. The Roggero case and World Cup aftermath received residual attention.