An Italian court has jailed two former far-right extremists for life, for their in a bomb attack 41 years ago.
The 1974 bombing in Brescia killed eight people and injured over 100 at an anti-fascist rally in the city in northern Italy.
Carlo Maria Maggi, 80, then a member of Italy's far-right group New Order and Maurizio Tramonte 63, a former intelligence agent, were given life sentences by the court in Milan.
The case exposed the close links between intelligence services and violent fascist groups in the country during the 1970s.
The biggest attack, was the 1980 bomb attack on a train station in Bologna, which killed 85 people.
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