FILE PHOTO: Luigi Di Maio of Five Star movement looks on as he attends a news conference in Rome, Italy, March 23, 2017. REUTERS/Alessandro Bianchi/File Photo
ROME (Reuters) - The anti-establishment 5-Star Movement, already Italy's most popular party, is stealing a march on its divided rivals by drawing up its policy programme a year ahead of elections.
With the ruling centre-left Democratic Party embroiled in a bruising leadership battle and centre-right parties unable to agree on a leader, opinion polls give 5-Star a growing lead, which one pollster last week put as high as 8 percentage points.
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