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Red Cross sees more people struggling with energy costs

Red Cross sees more people struggling with energy costs

The Dutch Red Cross warns that an increasing number of people are facing financial hardship due to rising energy and fuel costs. Despite government measures, the organization reports that many individuals are already struggling to afford basic necessities like groceries.

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Revolutionary therapy gave René (57) his life back: 'I had been shaking since childhood'

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Amsterdam UMC has begun treating patients with essential tremors using revolutionary High Intensity Focused Ultrasound (HIFU) therapy. This treatment can significantly reduce or stop uncontrollable shaking, allowing patients like 57-year-old René to regain their quality of life.

Trump: Iran truce to last until Wednesday evening

Trump: Iran truce to last until Wednesday evening

US President Donald Trump announced that the ceasefire with Iran is set to expire on Wednesday evening, which is later than previously expected. Trump also stated that it is unlikely the truce will be extended further.

'Affordable' homes are out of reach for low-income earners

'Affordable' homes are out of reach for low-income earners

New owner-occupied homes classified as affordable by the government are often only accessible to individuals with high incomes. Consequently, low-income house hunters remain dependent on the rental market.

King's Day to be dry and cool with some sunshine

King's Day to be dry and cool with some sunshine

King's Day is expected to be dry and cool, with temperatures ranging from 11°C in Dokkum to 16°C in the southeast of the Netherlands. The preceding King's Night will be particularly cold, with inland temperatures dropping to 3 or 4 degrees Celsius.

Driver killed in serious accident on A9 near Lijnden

Driver killed in serious accident on A9 near Lijnden

A motorist died following a high-speed rear-end collision on the A9 motorway near Lijnden on Tuesday night. The accident occurred between Amstelveen and Haarlem near a roadworks site, where police are now investigating the cause and the functionality of traffic signs. A second driver involved was transported to the hospital for medical evaluation.