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September 2026

NOS Binnenland · 30 SeptTranslated

Municipalities ignore Minister's call to allow occupancy at holiday parks

A call from the government to municipalities to leave permanent residents of holiday parks alone has not led to more security for this group. By far the majority of municipalities that enforced the existing rules continue to do so. This is evident from research by the regional broadcasters in collaboration with the NOS. Due to the great shortage on the housing market, the government wants to make it possible to live permanently in holiday parks.

NOS Binnenland · 30 SeptTranslated

Brandbrief trade union: more and more violence against railway staff

Measures are needed to protect NS employees from aggressive passengers. The trade union for railway staff VVMC writes this in a letter to politicians. According to the union, conductors and other staff are increasingly being mistreated, threatened or spit on. NS figures show that the number of reports of incidents of violence has risen sharply in recent years.

NOS Binnenland · 30 SeptTranslated

Multiple injured in Arnhem city center stabbing

Several people were injured in at least one stabbing incident in the center of Arnhem yesterday evening. Police confirmed that at least one victim was taken to the hospital by ambulance. Multiple suspects have been arrested, though the exact number remains unclear.

NOS Binnenland · 29 SeptTranslated

Young hacker now also suspected of ordering murders: who is whizzkid Pepijn van der S.?

24-year-old Pepijn van der S. from Amsterdam was arrested yesterday on suspicion of participating in ShinyHunters. This is the hacker collective known for the large-scale attack on telecom provider Odido, in which data from millions of Dutch people was stolen in February. Today, police also announced that Van der S.

NOS Binnenland · 29 SeptTranslated

Mayor Halsema asked rapper Ye to leave immediately after concert in personal letter

In June, Amsterdam Mayor Halsema sent a personal letter to American rapper Ye, requesting that he leave the city immediately after his final concert. The city government has now released the letter after a journalist prepared to submit a public records request for it. In the letter, Halsema writes that although she does not have the legal authority to take action regarding his presence in Amsterdam, she believes it is her responsibility to be clear about the city's moral and social boundaries.