New UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer confirms his government will scrap the controversial Rwanda law targeting illegal immigration. In his first press conference, Starmer also outlined his plans to tackle other challenges such as reviving the economy and fixing the NHS.
The Dutch team plays Turkey tonight in the quarterfinals of the European Championship, and although as many as 40,000 Orange fans are expected in Berlin, this number is still less than the number of Turks living in the German capital. The fans are enthusiastic and optimistic about the match and the atmosphere in Berlin.
First summer storm causes chaos in the Netherlands, with trees falling on homes and boats in distress. Multiple injuries reported.
Vatican expels archbishop from church over criticism of Pope Francis. Archbishop Viganò refused to participate in disciplinary proceedings over alleged rift within church.
Headscarf debate in Dutch parliament highlights discrimination and racism, says coordinator Rabin Baldewsingh, as Muslim women's rights are questioned and marginalized.
Prime Minister Schoof was surprised by PVV leader Wilders' harsh criticism during the debate on the government statement, but believes Wilders has the right to express his opinion. Schoof is happy with the support he eventually received from the PVV and the other coalition parties and emphasizes that the cabinet is there for everyone and is against discrimination, racism and conspiracy theories.