Various newspapers reported on the closure of television station Tien.

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Soldiers assaulted homosexuals

Five soldiers have confessed to assaulting six men at the Ginkelse Zand parking lot on the A12 between Ede and Arnhem. The spot is a well-known meeting place for homosexuals. The five have been arrested and suspended.

Hospital sued after death from tooth infection

The St. Clara Hospital in Rotterdam has been found liable for the death of 30-year-old New Zealand rugby player John Salkeld. The man died at the end of 1999 from the effects of a tooth infection.

Het Financieele Dagblad

Stork risks new conflict with investors

A large number of large shareholders in Stork, including Marel and Delta Lloyd, will not report their shares if the proposed bid from British venture capitalist Candover becomes official. New bids are being prepared.

Barclays closer to takeover of ABN Amro

The chance of Barclays taking over ABN Amro seems to have become greater. Lawyer for the Dutch state Vino Timmerman advised the Supreme Court to find in ABN Amro's favour on Tuesday regarding the LaSalle case.

Nederlands Dagblad

Van Buitenen considers joining ChristenUnie

Member of the European Parliament Paul van Buitenen of the Europa Transparant party is in talks with the ChristenUnie about possibly joining the party. Van Buitenen would like to be a candidate from a Christian party in the 2009 European elections.

De Telegraaf

Teenagers terrorise children in Utrecht

In the troubled Utrecht neighbourhood of Overvecht a tragedy has been taking place among children of predominantly Moroccan background as the municipality and police look on.

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