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News from Tuesday 09 February 2010 Tired of life? Group calls for assisted suicideA group of older Dutch academics and politicians have launched a petition in support of assisted suicide for the over-70s. ...more Cabinet admits Iraq war mistakesThe cabinet has admitted MPs could have been better informed about security service 'doubts and conjectures' about Iraq's supposed weapons of mass destruction in the run-up to the 2003 invasion. ...more Cabinet considers Nato Afghanistan requestThe cabinet is considering continuing Dutch involvement in Afghanistan past the August 2010 pull-out date following Nato's formal request for a delay, defence minister Eimert van Middelkoop told reporters on Tuesday....more Breast cancer check age limit is legalThe government is within its rights to limit the national breast cancer screening programme to women below the age of 75, the Hague district court ruled on Tuesday....more 62,000 old cars scrapped for moneySome 62,000 old cars have so far been taken off the roads in return for payments under the government's scrappage scheme. ...more Den Bosch 'bomber' is a disturbed manPolice have arrested a man who claimed to have placed a bomb on a train at Den Bosch station on Tuesday morning, causing major disruption to train users for much of the day. ...more Car lease group launches online bankDutch car lease firm LeasePlan, which is owned by Volkswagen and two Middle East state funds, has launched its own internet savings bank. ...more ABN Amro to target corporate accountsNationalised bank ABN Amro is to target major corporate accounts, at just under the level of multinationals such as Unilever and Shell, Rutger van Nouhuys, head of the bank's large corporate and merchant banking arm, says in Tuesday's Financieele Dagblad. ...more Spyker gets loan from former employerVictor Muller, the head of luxury car maker Spyker which is taking over Sweden's Saab, has agreed a $25m convertible loan for the company with his former employer, offshore company Heerema. ...more Councils keep out TNT competitorsNew postal delivery firms are failing to win local authority contracts because they do not meet council conditions on delivery times and staff employment, the Financieele Dagblad reports on Tuesday. ...more No education cuts, says Labour leaderEducation should not face spending cuts as part of efforts to get government spending back under control, Mariëtte Hamer, leader of the parliamentary Labour party, told an election meeting in Groningen on Monday....more Rotterdam police chief quitsRotterdam's police chief Aad Meijboom will step down as soon as a successor is found, the Telegraaf reported on Monday evening....more Stay in Afghanistan, Nato asks DutchNato has made an official request to the Netherlands to stay in Afghanistan past the August 2010 pull-out date, news agency ANP reports, quoting sources in the Hague. ...more Ministers put final touches to Iraq replyMinisters are meeting early this morning to put the final touches to their official reply to January's highly critical report on the Netherlands' involvement in the invasion of Iraq, reports news agency ANP....more News from Monday 08 February 2010 Many golf clubs hit by financial crisisMany of the Netherlands 153 golf clubs are experiencing financial difficulties because of the economic downturn, the Financieele Dagblad reports on Monday. ...more Beware of Anti Fascist Action: security serviceThe AIVD security service has written to local councils all over the country warning them to beware of tactics used by a group calling itself Anti Fascist Action to disrupt meetings by right-wing organisations, news agency ANP reports. ...more Albert Heijn market share increasesSupermarket group Albert Heijn managed to increase its share of the Dutch grocery market again last year following the takeover of several dozen C1000 supermarkets. ...more Welfare claimants must 'reintegrate'A 45-year-old welfare benefit claimant from Amsterdam has been told by judges that a formal reintegration programme to help him find work cannot be considered forced labour. ...more Minister is keeping km tax secrets: VVDThe real effect of the government's planned kilometer tax on motoring will be very different to that promoted by the transport ministry, Liberal MPs say in Monday's Telegraaf following a confidential briefing with transport minister Camiel Eurlings. ...more Chemical group DSM fined for US pollutionChemicals company DSM's North American arm has been fined $800,000 for under-reporting toxic releases of the chemical cyclohexene between 2003 to 2006 at its Augusta, Georgia plant. ...more Goat farm to be cleared after allA goat farm which won a reprieve from the government-ordered cull on Friday is to be cleared on Monday after more tests showed Q fever is present in some animals. ...more Share trading taken over by computerUp to 70% of the share trading in Dutch blue-chip stocks is carried out by computer, without human intervention, the Financieele Dagblad reports on Monday. ...more Oranje draws Hungary, Sweden in Euro 2012The Netherlands has drawn Hungary, coached by Dutchman Erwin Koeman, in its Group E qualifying matches for the 2012 European Cup in Poland and Ukraine....more Dutch Eurovision entry finalisedThe Netherlands' entry for this year's Eurovision song contest will be sung by unknown 17-year-old Sieneke. ...more Lyme disease victims call for actionThe Dutch Lyme disease association has submitted a petition of 65,000 names to parliament, enough to make sure the issue gets debated under citizen's initiative legislation. ...more Ajax beats Twente, PSV takes leadA 3-0 victory over joint premier league leader FC Twente put Amsterdam's Ajax a step nearer its goal of qualifiying for next year's Champion's League on Sunday. ...more Divisions loom over budget cutsDivisions are already looming between ministers about how to cut €35bn off the budget to get government spending back under control. ...more Nato suggests Afghan training roleChristian Democrat and Labour MPs both support a suggestion by a Nato chief that Dutch soldiers remain in Afghanistan to train local troops, most newspapers report on Monday. ...more |
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