The regular podcast team returns to discuss whether nuclear power will kill us faster than global warming, why there’s been a rash of births among sports stars and whether filming at accident scenes should be banned. We also bring you up to date on the Pakistani lawyer fleeing religious persecution, Ajax’s revival in Europe and a forthcoming feast of Rembrandt. In the discussion we ask why several hospitals were allowed to go bankrupt last month and how the government can prevent a repeat of the chaotic scenes that followed.

Ophef of the week: Emile Ratelband wants judges to fix his Tinder profile

TOP STORY

Asia Bibi may be heading for Netherlands after acquittal for blasphemy

NEWS

Red Cross launches campaign to stop filming at accidents

VVD backs plan to bring back nuclear power

De Bilt sets record for November 6 at 17 degrees

Rijksmuseum to put all its Rembrandts on display to mark artist’s death

SPORT

Ajax on verge of first Champions League knockout qualification in 13 years

New dad Epke Zonderland wins world high bar title for the third time

DISCUSSION: BANKRUPT HOSPITALS

Up to 10 bidders in running to take over Amsterdam and Flevoland hospital operators

Health minister Bruno Bruins says don’t blame me after hospitals go bust

Two more hospitals in serious trouble, says Trouw

IJsselmeer hospitals ran up huge bills for imported cancer medicine (RTL, Dutch)

MPs criticise Bruins for standing by and watching hospitals expire (Trouw, Dutch)