It’s covered in our FAQ, Alex – https://easyitaliannews.com/faq/#faq21 – answer pasted below:

Why is the text of Easy Italian News in English again?
Well of course it isn’t. You have your browser set to translate Italian content, in all likelihood. Perhaps you clicked that by mistake while viewing a different, Italian language page? So now your browser, following what it assumes to be your preference, translates all Italian. Visit the EasyItalianNews.com website using a different browser, and/or a different device, to see that our content is, in fact, in Italian, as always. Then go back to your usual browser, find the language settings, and change them.

Please take a look at our FAQ, Eleonara, in particular these sections that I’m copying below:

Site design and format

Could you tell me how to get the voice and words at the same time? Clicking the link doesn”t work for me.

It depends on the device you’re using, how you are using it, and whether you are reading/listening from an emailed bulletin or directly on the website.

On a computer, looking at the website itself, if you click the .mp3 audio link, a separate browser window will open. If it doesn’t start playing by itself, click the play button, then go back to the tab showing the website and read as you listen. Two browser tabs, one playing the audio, one showing you the text.

That works the same way when I open the emailed bulletin on my computer, using Gmail and Chrome. It should be simple.

On smartphones or tablets though, while the principle is the same, it very much depends on the device and the apps. Apple devices are famously poor at basic computing functions (the IT equivalent of chewing gum and scratching your nose at the same time), so it’s quite possible that the browser or email app you’re using will throw up obstacles, hoping you’ll go buy something from Apple’s store instead of using upstart free content like ours.

The best solution is probably to find a teenager or child and ask them to show you how to do it. Or go into an Apple store and moan at them.

Why can I not hear and be able to follow along on the printed version below each story? I had an Android phone before and was able to hear and follow along each story. Not now with my Apple phone. I can hear, but not be able to follow the story which allows me to learn better.

We’re sorry, but Apple design decisions are beyond us. If you still have the Android device, you could use that. Or a real computer. Listening to an online audio while viewing a webpage isn’t rocket science, after all.

Or ask Apple to help, maybe, but we suspect they do this sort of thing deliberately, so their users will only be able to use resources that they approve of, that is to say those they can profit from.

Your reply is much appreciated–as is “Easy Italian News” for my study of Italian. Still, on such a very sensitive subject, one needs to be especially careful. Grazie per tutto il vostro lavoro.

Yes, I noticed that too, Mark, so thank you for mentioning it.

Bear in mind, please, that our writers and editor are language teachers not ‘real’ journalists, and that the bulletins that we produce should be appreciated as language learning resources rather than a considered commentary on Italian and world events.

Prego!