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One in three schools adopt heat schedules, working parents at their wits' end: 'Is that allowed?'

One in three schools adopt heat schedules, working parents at their wits' end: 'Is that allowed?'

One in three schools in the Netherlands is implementing a 'tropical schedule' as classroom temperatures soar toward 40 degrees Celsius. This shift to shorter school days is causing significant stress for working parents who are struggling to arrange childcare at the last minute.

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Man sprinkled gasoline in partner's Lijnden home but denies intent to start fire, according to prosecution

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A 38-year-old man from Amsterdam appeared in a Haarlem court for allegedly sprinkling gasoline throughout his partner's home in Lijnden on March 11. While prosecutors claim he created a life-threatening situation and threatened the woman, the suspect denies the charges, claiming he was simply working on an outboard motor.

Code red in 15 Italian cities due to high temperatures

Code red in 15 Italian cities due to high temperatures

The Italian Ministry of Health has issued a code red alert for fifteen cities, including Rome and Milan, due to extreme heat. Authorities are advising residents to remain indoors during the hottest parts of the day to avoid the high temperatures.

Hand luggage in 2026: these are the rules per airline

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New regulations are expected to simplify hand luggage rules by late 2027, allowing passengers to bring two items for free. Until these changes take effect, travelers must continue to follow the specific baggage policies set by individual airlines for 2026.

Dutch internationals warn Tunisia of razor-sharp Brian Brobbey: 'He is crucial in that regard'

Dutch internationals warn Tunisia of razor-sharp Brian Brobbey: 'He is crucial in that regard'

Dutch national team players have highlighted the physical strength and scoring ability of striker Brian Brobbey following his two goals against Sweden at the World Cup. His teammates emphasized that his presence is crucial for the team and poses a significant challenge for opposing defenders. The Sunderland forward is now considered a key threat as the Netherlands prepares for their upcoming match against Tunisia.

Sallie Harmsen stars in Videoland's new drama series Daughters

Sallie Harmsen stars in Videoland's new drama series Daughters

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