Hundreds of short-term prisoners still to prison next year despite cell shortage
Forty additional cells available for short-term prisoners starting early next year, but shortage of prison staff still a problem in the Netherlands.
Police data breach, hackers obtain contact information for all police employees
Police have announced that a recent hack has resulted in the theft of work-related contact information from all 65,000 police employees, including names, email addresses, and phone numbers. The investigation is ongoing, with concerns about potential risks for undercover agents and the need for better data security within the police force.
Maggie Smith was never satisfied with herself, but quitting was 'not an option'
Legendary actress Maggie Smith reflects on her long career, from starting in theater to being knighted as Dame Maggie Smith in 1990, and shares why she prefers to be called simply 'Maggie'.
Conversation early retirement resumed, but irritation over attitude of FNV
FNV negotiators and employers almost had an agreement on an early retirement plan, but according to sources at the FNV, the strike still had to go ahead because of underpayment and other demands. Critics are also unhappy with the union's tough tone and forms of action.
Golden Griffel for children's book 'The Little Universe'
Camping adventures and intriguing characters come to life in this illustrated book about a girl and her mother facing challenges. The book has won the prestigious Gouden Penseel award and its message about our modern society is not to be missed.
Regular ov travelers: 'Connections need to improve, but you can work on the go'
Long commutes and unreliable public transport are causing frustrations for daily commuters across the Netherlands, as Wilma van Veen, Erik and Elsel van Vught, and Roy Huijsmans share their experiences of dealing with lengthy journeys to and from work.