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Severe weather in Rome has caused a spring of water to erupt inside a metro station, leaving travellers stunned, according to RaiNews. The incident comes as residents search for tomorrow's weather forecast, with heavy rain and storms affecting the Italian capital and raising concerns about further disruption to transport and daily life.

Schools across parts of Tuscany, including Livorno, will close on Thursday as authorities issued an orange alert for severe thunderstorms and hydrogeological and hydraulic risk. The warning runs from 5pm on Wednesday 7 October to 5pm the following day, prompting municipalities to suspend classes as a precaution. Residents are being advised to follow local updates as heavy rain and storms hit the region.

An orange weather alert has been issued for Salento, in Puglia, and parts of Calabria due to a risk of thunderstorms, coming into force tomorrow. Local reports confirm the alert is active across both southern Italian areas, warning residents of potentially severe storms.

President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that Ukrainian negotiators will be in the United States from Friday to Saturday for talks. He made the announcement during a meeting with British Foreign Secretary Ed... as reported by the Italian news agency AGI. The visit comes as Ukraine continues diplomatic efforts with Western partners over the war with Russia.

Weather forecasts for tomorrow point to rain returning across Liguria, with wet conditions expected not only in the east of the region but also on the western Riviera, the Ponente side. Meteorologists say a new disturbance is approaching, bringing rainfall to an area that has already seen unsettled weather in recent days. Local outlets are updating residents on timing and areas most affected.

Italian prosecutors have asked that the conflict of attributions case linked to the Almasri affair be declared inadmissible, according to Domani. The request was reported by journalist Giusi Bartolozzi, whose name is driving searches around the story. The Almasri case, involving the release and deportation of a Libyan police official wanted by the International Criminal Court, has fuelled a standoff between the government and the judiciary.

Italy's national baseball team lost 5-2 to Spain, leaving their fate in the tournament to be decided in a match against Germany the following day. Fans and observers are following the results closely, with everything riding on the decisive game against Germany.

Civil protection authorities have issued an orange weather alert for Tuscany for tomorrow due to the risk of thunderstorms, while yellow alerts cover Lombardy, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Marche, Umbria, Lazio, Abruzzo, Molise, Campania, Puglia and Basilicata. Rainfall accumulations above 300 mm are expected between Campania and Molise, raising concern over flooding and landslides in those southern regions.

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres is travelling to Pakistan from Monday until 8 October, according to the Italian news agency Nova. The visit falls within the agency's defence-focused special coverage. Details of the agenda have not been reported beyond the dates of the trip.

European sources say the green light for the national safeguard clause requested by Italy for energy and defence spending could arrive tomorrow morning. If the European Commission approves it, the decision will be discussed at the November Ecofin meeting, where finance ministers would examine how Rome can use the clause.

Student protests over school funding are escalating in Italy rather than dispersing. After a demonstration on Thursday, a new mobilisation is set for Tuesday, with organisers demanding 10 billion euros for schools and warning they will not stop. The government reportedly hoped the protests would fade, but they are instead spreading, keeping education funding at the centre of the political debate.

Antonio Margheriti's 1980 Italian horror film Cannibal Apocalypse, also known as Apocalypse Domani, is being recalled by horror film fans. The story follows two American Army officers who return from Vietnam with an insatiable taste for human flesh and terrorise a city. Cannibal cinema from the late 1970s and early 1980s continues to draw discussion among genre enthusiasts.

The European Union and China have agreed in principle to freeze their trade dispute, according to Italian media. EU Trade Commissioner Maros Sefcovic returned to Brussels from Beijing with a draft understanding to present to leaders of the 27 member states. The reported deal would see fewer Chinese car imports in exchange for continued European access to Chinese rare earths. Chinese outlets pushed back on criticism, arguing their exports are not Europe's problem.

High school student protests that began in France's banlieues have spread within days to Paris and other French cities, while parallel demonstrations in Spain have brought large crowds into the streets. Commentators describe the unrest across both capitals as the effect of growing social inequalities, with the movements fuelling debate across Europe about youth discontent and living conditions.

Saudi Arabia has attacked Houthi positions in Yemen, with the Riyadh-led coalition saying it prevented planned attacks on shipping routes in the southern Red Sea. Separately, CBS reported that Israel was prepared to shoot down a FlyDubai flight amid rising regional tensions. The reports point to widening instability across Middle East air and sea corridors.

Ferrari team principal Frédéric Vasseur said he was happy with the team's qualifying result at the Bahrain Grand Prix, but warned that Sunday's race outcome would not depend entirely on Ferrari. His comments suggest the team delivered a strong Saturday session while acknowledging uncertainty over race pace and rival performance in Sakhir.