Daniele Naddei is a journalist at Parliament News covering European affairs, was born in Naples on April 8, 1991. He also serves as the Director of the CentroSud24 newspaper. During the period from 2010 to 2013, Naddei completed an internship at the esteemed local radio station Radio Club 91. Subsequently, he became the author of a weekly magazine published by the Italian Volleyball Federation of Campania (FIPAV Campania), which led to his registration in the professional order of Journalists of Campania in early 2014, listed under publicists. From 2013 to 2018, he worked as a freelance photojournalist and cameraman for external services for Rai and various local entities, including TeleCapri, CapriEvent, and TLA. Additionally, between 2014 and 2017, Naddei collaborated full-time with various newspapers in Campania, both in print and online. During this period, he also resumed his role as Editor-in-Chief at Radio Club 91.
Naddei is actively involved as a press officer for several companies and is responsible for editing cultural and social events in the city through his association with the Medea Fattoria Sociale. This experience continued until 2021. Throughout these years, he hosted or collaborated on football sports programs for various local broadcasters, including TLA, TvLuna, TeleCapri, Radio Stonata, Radio Amore, and Radio Antenna Uno.
From 2016 to 2018, Naddei was employed as an editor at newspapers of national interest within the Il24.it circuit, including Internazionale24, Salute24, and OggiScuola. Since 2019, Naddei has been one of the creators of the Rabona television program "Calcio è Passione," which has been broadcast on TeleCapri Sport since 2023.
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Boris Johnson has launched a vicious attack against Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer over his handling of the far-right protests and his policy on immigration. What are Boris Johnson’s main criticisms of Keir Starmer? The former PM,
London (The Brussels Morning Newspaper) – UK airlines are being pushed to fly planes to the United States for gradual and more expensive repairs instead of Europe because of Brexit regulations. Why Are UK Airlines Opting for US Repairs Post-Brexit? The UK
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The European Union has cautioned the UK that it must fully apply the current Brexit deals on EU citizens and Northern Ireland before it will consider a reset in the ties with London. What Are the EU’s
London (Parliament Politics Magzine) – Eurostar passengers expecting to catch the commencement of the Paris Olympics have persisted in facing difficulties after an arson episode in France caused train revocations. What Caused the Disruption for Eurostar Passengers to Paris? People journeying by
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – PM Keir Starmer has pledged European leaders he will reset Britain’s relations with their countries as the prime minister employs his first international summit on domestic soil to mark a line under years of fractious relations with
Washington (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson voiced strong support for Donald Trump during the Republican National Conference, praising Trump’s resolve to support Ukraine and defend democracy following an assassination attempt. Ex-Prime Minister Boris Johnson has declared that
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – UK’s new European Union relations minister is leading to Brussels to highlight the Labour Government’s pledge to “reset the relationship” with the union. How Is the UK Planning to Improve EU Relations? Nick Thomas-Symonds is meeting European
London (Parliament News) – Volodymyr Zelenskiy is hoping to travel to the UK next week to preach to European leaders at Blenheim Palace who are assembling to discuss Ukraine, European security and democracy. How Significant is Zelenskiy’s First Trip to Ireland? Volodymyr
PM Keir Starmer will urge NATO nations to boost defence spending in response to growing global threats. He casts a major review setting out UK schedules to spend tens of billions of pounds on the military. How Will Starmer Address Global Threats
Rishi Sunak has announced his interim shadow cabinet following a devastating loss for the Conservative Party in the recent general election, which saw them drop to a historic low of 121 MPs after losing 251 seats to Labour. Significant changes in leadership
London (Parliament News) – Hundreds of pro-Palestine protestors braved the rain in central London, calling on the recently elected Labour government to take step over the situation in Gaza. Photos show proponents of the Palestine Solidarity Campaign (PSC) gathering at Russel Square
London (Parliament News) – The EU has imposed tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, dismissing trade-war concerns. China seeks a resolution, while European carmakers warn of potential industry impacts. The EU’s top trade administrator, Valdis Dombrovskis, has skimmed aside worries of trade-war retaliation
London (Parliament News) – The Supreme Court ruled United Utilities can be sued for sewage pollution damage, potentially leading to more legal challenges from affected parties, marking a significant change in liability. Are Legal Challenges Against Water Companies Increasing? Water companies could
London (Parliament News) – Tens of thousands of people paraded, many in colourful outfits, in this year’s Pride parade in central London. What were the highlights of London’s 2024 Pride Parade? The annual event, which included the theme #WeAreEverywhere in 2024, is
Former PM Boris Johnson expresses people consider Labour leader ‘as you might look at a dish of limp lettuce’ What strategy does Johnson advise against in elections? Boris Johnson has advised “fed up” Tories not to attempt handing Sir Keir Starmer the
London (Parliament News) – Rishi Sunak has stated he was hurt and enraged to hear a Reform UK canvasser anointing him a racial slur, stating Nigel Farage “has some questions to answer”. How Did Rishi Sunak React to the Racial Slur? The
London (Parliament News) – Nigel Farage urged Volodymyr Zelenskiy to seek a truce with Russia, warning that continued conflict could decimate Ukraine’s young men. Farage’s comments drew criticism for perceived pro-Russia sentiments. Should Zelenskiy Seek a Truce with Russia Now? Nigel Farage
London (Parliament News) – A record number of 12,901 people sought asylum in the UK via small boats in the first half of 2024, surpassing previous years. How Did 12,901 Asylum Seekers Cross the Channel? A record number of people pursuing asylum
Manchester (Parliament News) – Mayor Andy Burnham endorses plans to bring Metrolink trams to Stockport and expand services to Middleton and Heywood. It confirmed an appraisal is complete and pending post-election publication. Will Metrolink Trams Reach Stockport Soon? Mayor Andy Burnham has
London (Parliament News) – London is expected to reach 27C next week, making it hotter than popular holiday destinations like the Algarve, Barcelona, and Ibiza, according to BBC Weather, following a wet start to summer. London is likely to be more burning
London (Parliament News) – Rail companies misapplied courts, sentencing thousands for fare evasion in secret fast-track hearings. Train companies used a single justice procedure improperly, prompting calls for reform after uncovering systematic legal misuse. Rail companies have been accused of misapplying the
London (Parliament News) – Animal Rising protesters vandalized a portrait of King Charles at a London gallery, replacing his face with Wallace from “Wallace and Gromit,” protesting against RSPCA-assured farms. They demand RSPCA action. Animal Rising protesters have damaged a new portrait
London (Parliament News) – A Russian cybercriminal group caused a ransomware attack, halting operations in major London NHS hospitals, leading to a significant capacity reduction, affecting tests, surgeries, and blood transfusions. A group of Russian cybercriminals is behind the ransomware seizure that
London (Parliament News) – Concerns rise over declining birth rates and staff morale across North London’s NHS, with proposed maternity unit cuts and issues with trust culture under scrutiny. Declining birth rates and low staff morale and trust across the NHS in
London (Parliament News) – UK garden experts warn of potential biodiversity catastrophe due to the rising popularity of home mushroom growing. Concerns arise over non-native species’ impact on soil microbiology and ecosystem balance. A rise in the popularity of mushrooms growing at
London (Parliament News) – Junior doctors in the UK will strike for five days over pay disputes, causing NHS disruption just before the general election. Thousands of patients face cancelled care as strikes begin June 27. Junior doctors in the UK are
London (Parliament News) – Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves promises no new taxes beyond current commitments if Labour wins the election. Labour rules out income tax, national insurance, corporation tax, or wealth tax increases. No budget until September. Rachel Reeves has stated there
London (Parliament News) – Motorists should be cautious of a 60-fold rise in “crash for cash” fraud involving motorbike and scooter riders staging accidents. Allianz reports a 6,000% increase in such claims in 2023. Motorists have been cautioned to be sharp after
London (Parliament News) – Three civil service trade unions have called for an independent investigation into sexual harassment in the Ministry of Defence, citing the need for a safer workplace for female staff and insufficient action on past complaints. Three civil service
London (Parliament News) – Retired newsagent Nelson Shardey, 74, received over £30,000 in crowdfunding for his legal battle to remain in the UK after being denied indefinite leave to stay despite living there for nearly 50 years. A retired 74-year-old newsagent who
London (Parliament News) – A study by the Office for Students says a growing number will need to make substantial changes to their funding model A growing number of universities in England face “a material risk of closure” unless they dramatically trimmed
London (Parliament News) – Kremlin critic Bill Browder expresses that US-style legislation would give the UK power to confiscate capital to support Ukrainian military efforts The Russia critic and anti-corruption campaigner Bill Browder has insisted MPs introduce a US-style law that would
London (Parliament News) – Three men faced court charges under the National Security Act for allegedly aiding Hong Kong’s intelligence service, involving illegal information gathering and entering a UK residential address. They were granted bail. Three men appeared in court in London
London (Parliament News) – Rishi Sunak’s wife, Akshata Murty, discusses the challenges of maintaining a career while facing intense scrutiny as the spouse of the UK Prime Minister, reflecting on their wealth and public attention. Rishi Sunak’s Spouse Akshata Murty has explained
London (Parliament News) – Judges ruled against disclosing the security costs of UK royals, citing potential security risks. The decision upholds secrecy, stating that revealing expenses could endanger the royal family’s safety. Judges on a freedom of information tribunal have judged that
London (Parliament News) – David Cameron announced the UK’s refusal to follow the US in halting arms sales to Israel, citing differences in scale and stating support for civilian protection in Rafah. David Cameron has expressed the UK will not be following
London (Parliament News) – Amid escalating sanctions against Russia, the UK expels a Russian defence attache, citing concerns over malign activities. Additional measures include removing diplomatic status from properties and imposing visa limitations. Russia’s defence attache is an “undeclared military intelligence officer”
Greater Manchester (Parliament News )- Andy Burnham, Mayor of Greater Manchester, urges discontinuation of Right to Buy for new homes amidst a housing crisis. He pledges to build 10,000 council homes, emphasizing the need for policy reform. Andy Burnham has called for
London (Parliament News) – The UK government plans to mandate single-sex toilets in new non-domestic buildings, addressing concerns over gender-neutral facilities. Exemptions apply, impacting schools and certain care facilities. Advocates emphasize privacy and dignity concerns. Ministers have announced projects to require new
London (Parliament News) – Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson expressed gratitude to three villagers who enforced the ID voting requirement, barring him from voting without proper identification during the South Oxfordshire police commissioner election. He attempted to use a copy of Prospect
London (Parliament News) – London’s Gloria restaurant faces backlash for adding a £2.99 ‘checkout fee’ to payments made through its Sunday app. Diners criticize the charge, prompting discussions on social media and concerns about transparency. An Italian restaurant in east London has
Paris (Parliament News) – French President Macron emphasizes the need for a comprehensive European security framework, highlighting the importance of working closely with non-EU partners like the UK to counter threats from Russia and other risks. French President Emmanuel Macron admitted that
London (Parliament News) – Over 10,500 London black-cab drivers are suing Uber for £250m, alleging violation of taxi booking rules and misleading authorities to obtain a license. Uber denies the claims. Approximately 10,500 of London’s black-cab drivers have undertaken a £250m legal
London (Parliament News) – PM Rishi Sunak criticizes Ireland for alleged cherry-picking of international agreements amid tensions over asylum seekers. The UK insists on no border checkpoints while Ireland expresses concerns and plans to address the issue. UK PM Rishi Sunak risks
London (Parliament News) – The UK government plans raids to locate migrants for deportation to Rwanda, while Health Secretary Victoria Atkins suggests shutting down their bank accounts to prevent them from living and working in Britain. Raids are set to be undertaken
London (Parliament News) – Rishi Sunak urges Britain to confront the “chilling effect” of cancel culture, emphasizing the importance of free speech and democracy amidst global authoritarian threats and challenges posed by rapidly advancing technology. The Britan must contain the “chilling effect”
London (Parliament News) – Two men, Robert Morgan and Adam Dennis, received jail sentences for secretly photographing around 6,000 people, including children, in London and southwest England swimming pools. The case shocked investigators and victims alike. Two men have been jailed for
London parliament News) – UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak rejects asylum seeker return deal with Ireland, citing concerns over EU’s stance on refugee returns and plans for deterrent measures. Ireland schedules emergency legislation for deportations. UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has expressed
London (Parliament News) – In Devon, a man’s death is linked to a potent heroin batch, causing eight hospitalizations. Police warn residents and work with health partners to contain the issue. In north Devon, an “unusually strong batch” of heroin is responsible
London (Parliament News) – London Mayor Sadiq Khan apologizes to Chief Rabbi after remarks implying criticism stemmed from being Muslim. Khan expresses regret for any discomfort caused and pledges to continue fostering unity in London’s diverse communities. London Mayor Sadiq Khan has
