Podcast: The We Love To Visit Your Wonderful Windmills Edition
What started out as an asylum crisis became a fast-track route to disaster this week as Geert Wilders hinted he could torpedo the coalition if his plans are thwarted. Meanwhile in the North Sea, Russian marine research vessels turn out to be engaged in the kind of fishing expedition that involves mini submarines, radar and armed guards. Three wolf cubs are killed in a road collision as the debate rages about the animals’ protected status. And Max Verstappen is tight-lipped about his prospects as the Formula One season enters its final closing stages.
Ophef of the week: Willie’s giant concrete ornament is hard problem for council (AD.nl)
Final act: Arnhem veterans pay tribute to fallen comrades during 80th anniversary ceremony
News
Wilders: PVV could pull out of coalition over emergency law row
Farm minister does U-turn and agrees to ban electric cattle prods
House prices rise again, year-on-year increase tops 11%
Rent tribunal backs tenants in 80% of disputes with landlords
Russia “using research ships to spy on North Sea infrastructure”
High stakes for gambling firms as online punters launch class actions
Dutch-raised Siberian tigers arrive at Kazakhstan nature reserve
Dutch wolf population tops 100, 55 cubs born this year
Three young wolves killed in car crash in Veluwe region
Sport
Twente stun Old Trafford as Lammers snatches Europa League draw
European football wins for Ajax and FC Twente’s women
Netherlands men take on Spain in Davis Cup quarter-finals
Formula One title race heats up as Verstappen’s lead cut to 52 points
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