Berlusconi faces possible indictment

Italian prosecutors have concluded an investigation into whether Premier Silvio Berlusconi bribed British lawyer David Mills to give false testimony and they intend to seek his indictment on corruption charges, Italian newspapers said today.

Italian prosecutors have concluded an investigation into whether Premier Silvio Berlusconi bribed British lawyer David Mills to give false testimony and they intend to seek his indictment on corruption charges, Italian newspapers said today.

Berlusconi has been under investigation in the case in Milan. The premier has denied any wrongdoing, and said the allegations are part of a campaign orchestrated against him by left-leaning magistrates.

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