on the way out Here you will find an overview of the activities. And view the train timetables here.
What can you expect today?
- The judge will rule in the case of the Pettense camping murder almost 30 years ago. The Supreme Court ruled that the case had to be dropped because the only evidence against the suspect was his own confession, which was later withdrawn. The royal family has now requested an acquittal.
- Feyenoord will play their first Conference League final against AS Roma in Tirana. The NOS follows the game on a live blog and extra long broadcast (from 8 p.m.). along the line is broadcast live.
- The Amsterdam factions of PvdA, GroenLinks and D66 present a new coalition agreement. These three parties are the most important in the capital and will form the governing body of the city. It is also revealed who the new elders are.
What did you miss?
President Biden called for action at a news conference after at least 19 children and two adults were killed in an attack on a Texas elementary school. An 18-year-old gunman opened fire at Robb primary school in Uvalde last night. He was shot dead by the police. Biden described the attack as “another massacre” and said: “When will we resist the gun lobby?” she wondered.
More news from the evening:
- North Korea launched ballistic missiles again hours after Biden left Asia: The missiles were reported to have been launched from the capital Pyongyang and landed in waters off the northeast coast.
- Many more data breaches due to cyber attacks, concerns privacy guard: According to a report by the Dutch Data Protection Authority, the number of data breaches increased by 88% last year.
- “Potentially harmful pesticides on fruits and vegetables have risen sharply”: This is the result of a survey by the Pesticide Action Network (PAN) of nearly 100,000 fruits and vegetables produced in Europe.
- The value of exports to Ukraine and Russia has fallen sharply, according to the Central Statistical Office (CBS): the value of exports to Ukraine fell by 84% and for Russia the decrease was 67%. Read more about the war in Ukraine in our live blog.
And then this:
Once again, persons have been identified in the restored images of the 1944 film Westerbork. These are the three persons identified in the restored, partial color image.
They are couple Eduard Braunberger and Geertruida Fransman and diamond merchant Elias Spitz. At camp Westerbork they can be seen waiting for the train for transport. All three are no longer alive.
Here are the trailers where all three can be seen:
Source: NOS
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