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Ranucci criticises timing of Report colleagues’ support after court ruling
Sigfrido Ranucci has criticised the timing of a statement by journalists on the Italian TV programme Report.
The team said it had never withdrawn its support for him or called for his removal.
Their statement came after a Rome court rejected Ranucci’s request to return as the programme’s host.
Speaking in Bologna, Ranucci said colleagues could have sent their message earlier and more forcefully.
He argued that media coverage, including what he called 3,500 false articles, had shaped public opinion and influenced the judge’s decision.
He said a journalist should not be removed because of media noise, whether claims are true or false.
The court has rejected his request, and no further steps are described.
Sigfrido Ranucci said his former Report colleagues could have voiced their support earlier.
He was speaking after the team said it had never withdrawn its confidence in him or sought his removal.
The statement came the day after a Rome court rejected his request to be reinstated as head of the programme.
Ranucci said the ruling relied on statements by people who had called for him to leave Report.
He also argued that false articles and media noise had shaped public opinion and influenced the judge’s decision.
- Who
- Sigfrido Ranucci, a journalist who previously led Report, and the programme’s team.
- What
- Ranucci criticised the timing of the team’s support after it said it had never withdrawn its confidence in him or sought his removal.
- When
- October 10, 2026; the court ruling came the previous day.
- Where
- Ranucci spoke at the Teatro Duse in Bologna.
- Why
- The team’s statement followed a Rome court’s rejection of Ranucci’s request to be reinstated as head of Report.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Maybe they could have sent a message a little earlier, and quite strongly
I believe this is not right
A Rome court rejected Ranucci’s request to be reinstated as head of Report.
The Report team said it had never withdrawn its confidence in Ranucci or sought his removal.
Ranucci commented on the team’s statement at the Teatro Duse in Bologna.
- Court
- Rome
- Ruling
- Rejected Ranucci’s request for reinstatement as head of Report
- Team statement
- Said it had never withdrawn confidence in Ranucci or sought his removal
- Ranucci’s claim
- 3,500 false articles had influenced people’s opinions










