A man drove his car into pedestrians in the northern Italian city of Modena, injuring eight people, four of whom are in serious condition. Police have arrested the driver, an Italian national in his thirties.

Eight ⁠people were ⁠injured on Saturday when ⁠a car drove into pedestrians in the centre of the northern Italian city of Modena, police and the city’s mayor said. Police said they ‌arrested the driver, a man in his thirties, and there was no further danger. Among the injured, four people are in a serious condition, the city mayor, Massimo Mezzetti, told broadcaster RaiNews24. The driver ⁠is an Italian national born in Bergamo, of North African ‌origin, and a resident of the Modena area, the...