Rule reminder
The Italian news lead (primo capoverso) answers: Chi (who), Cosa (what), Quando (when), Dove (where), Perché (why), Come (how). The most important information comes first. The inverted pyramid structure means the lead contains the entire story essence — subsequent paragraphs add detail. Italian leads tend to be longer and more syntactically complex than English ones.
A political reporter writes a lead answering Chi, Cosa, Quando, and Dove but omits Come and Perché. When is this acceptable?