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And now it's over with threatening journalists! Violence against journalists is increasing, also in the Netherlands. * Ursula von der Leyen has promised Ukraine that it can become an accelerated candidate for membership of the European Union. * The Floriade is opened. * Jelka van Houten and Henry van Loon are our guests.

The whole world has now taken sides in the war, except China. Are they really that neutral? * We discuss the latest fake news, fake poverty must end. * World kickboxing champion Rico Verhoeven is the guest.

European countries boycott Russian media * Parcel deliverer's Day, what is it anyway? * Writer Herman Brusselmans is our guest.

Arjen follows developments in Ukraine and Ronald Goedemondt is our guest with a special lifehack for eating Bossche bollen.

And now it's over: crypto. Cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin have not become a means of payment. Anyone trying to get rich now is doing it on the backs of the planet and people getting cheated. * Attention to Liberation Day. * The enormous staff shortage in the Netherlands. * Writer David Mitchell talks about his new novel Utopia Avenue.

It's time for nautical news again. This time: Superyachts. Many countries are now trying to steal the superyachts from rich Russians. And those boats are often made in the Netherlands. * Zelensky's speech. * Hiddema from FVD. * Comedian Wim Helsen is the guest.

Day seven of the war in Ukraine. Bird flu is sweeping the country again and is more severe and deadly than ever. Comedian Paulien Cornelisse is our guest.

Hamas has attacked Israel. And that leads to divisions and dilemmas in the public debate. It's sweet, unhealthy, and funds almost the entire sports world: Red Bull. How far does it actually go? The intention was for a new generation to become acquainted with art. But now it is mainly hordes of adult men who are targeting the Pokémon cards from the Van Gogh museum. Is that ethically responsible?

What has happened in politics? Many provinces want to stop the #air alarm. But isn't there a way to preserve it, in a form that suits the times?

In the Netherlands we can regulate exactly how high the groundwater is. But that groundwater level is a dilemma: farmers want to keep it low, but a high groundwater level is actually better for nature. * The dial panel of D66. * Matthijs van Nieuwkerk is our guest.

More and more students continue to live with their parents. Fortunately, there is now a way for them to still experience student life. And we go through the VVD candidate list. It was bad weather for months throughout Europe, and it was the hottest summer EVER measured. What's going on with the climate? High time for a round of viewer questions.

The Wagner Group fights in Ukraine, in Gelderland they shoot wolves with paintball guns. Viewer's questions: the winter edition. (season finale, season 3 starts January 23, 2023)

And now those totally unnecessary, mega-decadent floating high-end proletarian villages: cruise ships. The Dutch love it, but cruise ships are not only stupid, they are also very polluting. Furthermore: Europe agrees on sanctions against Russia and Brigitte Kaandorp is our guest.

Isn't the annual tradition in which the Netherlands dwells on a photo of a meal deliverer who stops for two minutes on May 4th just advertising? * In Tot to the bottom an investigation into the lack of rules in the Netherlands for keeping wild animals as pets. There is still no good positive list. * President Putin may declare war on May 9. Do Pope Francis and Polish President Viktor Orbán know more about this? * NOS journalist and presenter Simone Weimans talks on International Press Freedom Day about the fact that the Netherlands has dropped 22 places in the ranking of press freedom.

It's time again for Evening Show File Knowledge. With tonight's big climate lie. Global climate policy is based on all made-up numbers that don't make any sense. * The meat tax. * A shocking reconstruction of Zemblach. * Comedian Micha Wertheim is our guest.

It's the Friday Night Evening Show! We are talking about nuclear threat, aka nuclear war. Everyone is afraid of that again, but we don't have a clear picture of it at all. So we need to know more about it. * Who pays the energy discount? * We still have five days until the elections, is it alive yet?

Yesterday the debate season kicked off at College Tour. The Netherlands is participating in the Cricket World Cup in India, and is apparently doing well at it. And how will Ajax prepare for next season? We are bombarded with advertisements everywhere. You really aren't safe anywhere anymore. Not even on the toilet.

Looking back on King's Day in the Evening Show Royal Journal with correspondents Jonathan van het Reve and Tex de Wit. * The statements of Johan Derksen in Today Inside. * Poland and Bulgaria no longer receive gas from Russia. * The Flemish actor and presenter Tom Waes is our guest. He talks about his program Reizen Waes and the Netflix series Undercover.

And now the job stacking is over! Municipal elections will be held next week. Well-known national politicians are put on the electoral list, but how do they combine all those jobs? * The election posters are back in the country. * Erik van Looy of The Smartest Man in the World is the guest.

It has now been three weeks since Hamas's attack on Israel. But the history of this conflict goes back much further. And although that history is very complex, we would like to try to delve deeper into it.

We look at the General Considerations. And we are making a Texas-proof version of Het Achterhuis. Dangerous dog breeds are already banned in many countries. But not in the Netherlands. While thousands of biting incidents occur every year, sometimes with fatal consequences. Shouldn't that be over?

D66 hides a report on transgressive behaviour. * The Monday Sports Studio with Diederik Smit. * A preview of the King's Games. * Guest Filemon Wesselink talks about the second season of Filemon and the conspiracies.

German train strikes. German joker Jan Böhmermann is a guest. And why do people return so much stuff in the first place?

Who blew up the Nordstream pipeline? We're looking for clues. And has anything become of the new management culture yet? The BBB will probably emerge as one of the big winners from the elections. And that raises all sorts of questions. We cover them in Viewers' Questions: BBB Edition!

All about the biggest protest ever. We answer viewer questions about our support for Ukraine. And Philippe Geubels is our guest.

Members of Parliament who see the free press as an enemy. City officials want photos of your interior to determine the home's value. In our column, And now it's over with: too many clothes. Jeroom Snelders is our guest.

And now the annual ribbon rain is over! That whole rain of ribbons is just one big PR stunt for the royal family. * Dutch diplomats have been expelled from Russia again. * Emergency tents where asylum seekers are received have been demolished in Ter Apel. * Our guest Gregory Porter plays Bad Girl Love.

Today was the burial of Queen Elizabeth, tomorrow is Prinsjesdag. With sports editor Diederik Smit we look at the images of the VAR. And Tim Hofman is a guest.

The Friday evening evening show with a summer edition of Viewers' questions. * Nieuwsuur made a report about the consequences of the rising fuel prices for coach companies. Before that, the program had a driver drive an empty coach for miles. * At major events, a real sing-along song is often made for that event, but the Eurovision Song Contest is the only major country competition for which the Netherlands does not have a special song. Arjen and comedian Alex Ploeg have therefore written a sing-along for the festival themselves, which they sing on the spot.

Students no longer go to college. Fortunately, there is already a promotional video to get students to school. * Who exactly won the Amstel Gold Race? The Evening Show Sport Studio provides the answer. * Comedian Youp van 't Hek is our guest.

And now coaching is over. The labor market is tighter than ever and we are short of everything, but the lifestyle coaches are flying around your ears. * Looking for Russian real estate. * Rutger Bregman is our guest.

Ajax is in a crisis. But there is also good news: we have added a world heritage in Friesland. The VVD is quite good at it: pump populism. Make gasoline cheaper to win votes. But who really benefits from this? What's the most embarrassing moment comedy duo n00b has experienced? We play the Shame Game with them.

A while ago the EU concluded a migration deal with Tunisia. But what exactly does that deal entail? Termites, bats, rats and crayfish: it's chock full of pests. We review them all in the Fauna news.

In To the bottom: why is there no total ban on cigarettes? Because it makes a lot of money for the government. * Russia has harbor guarded by dolphins. * The arms supplies to Ukraine by the West. * The abuse case around Johan Derksen. * Viewer's questions Media Edition with new leaders for Buitenhof, VPRO Tegenlicht, Radar and NOS Journaal.

The Evening Show Viewers' questions about the French presidential elections. Why are so many people voting for Le Pen? And are her plans voter fraud? With ethics correspondent Jonathan from Paris. * Thierry Baudet recruits teachers for Forum schools. * Typhoon is the guest.

Storm Ciaran caused chaos everywhere today. And in the last episode of the season we hand out awards to politicians. It is one of the most controversial topics these elections: migration. But how many migrants are there exactly? Where do they come from? And how long do they stay? During election times, politicians pull off all kinds of debate tricks. What should you pay attention to? Tex, Diederik and Jonathan will debate it!

Tonight we will visit all the campaigns again. We look ahead to (the CO2 footprint of) the 2030 World Cup. And we celebrate that the thousandth VVD member has become a lobbyist. We have been working on it for ten years, but it is still not legal: cultured meat. How is that possible? And what does it actually taste like?

We discuss the campaigns, trade in propaganda pandas and say goodbye to Groningen gas. The NS wants to make traveling during rush hour more expensive, but the House of Representatives does not want that. We received a lot of questions about it.

More and more countries want to go there: the moon. But why exactly? He previously opened for Jerry Seinfeld. American comedian Mark Normand is our guest.

There is unrest in the Party for the Animals. The Dutch still throw away far too much food. That's why today started the week against food waste. But do we know how best to store our food?

Spring is coming and that means spring break for us. But we're not leaving until we've answered the season's final viewer questions. People without a bell, Van Moof's and couples cycling hand in hand: Peter Pannekoek often gets annoyed on the bike path. That is why he wants to become a bicycle ambassador for the Netherlands. In April, Willem-Alexander will be our king for 10 years. So it's high time for a new royal song.

The municipality of Amsterdam has launched a campaign to keep British tourists out of the city. And there will be a deposit on cans. But then you have to leave them whole. With Infantino at the wheel, corruption in FIFA would finally come to an end. But the opposite has happened.

It's money week. The cabinet is in consultation. The Wagner Group is recruiting new members, but what kind of group is this? And Herman Finkers is our guest.

In Eindhoven, climate activists have occupied the airport. There were also protests in France. Tex de Wit presents the latest polls. This weekend, the Dutch national team was badly beaten by France. Developments in AI are moving at lightning speed. They can even read minds. What does that look like?

KLM has a fight with the government because they do not want to shrink. And there was crisis consultation at the CDA. We cannot get out of it: there must be more mining in Europe. We need more and more 'rare raw materials' for the energy transition.

Studio Sport's editor-in-chief is leaving, but will continue to support continuity. And we're discussing the sled dog race in Alaska. Amsterdam wants to build an erotic center, but nobody wants it in their backyard. How do we solve this?

It snowed in the south today. We look at the ugliest weather photos. And it's International Women's Day! So there are again a lot of men telling women what to do today. More and more members of the Senate use their power to block laws, based on their political convictions. But that's not what the Senate is for! Spring is coming. And that means: new trends. We discuss the Ins & Outs.

Where does FVD's money come from? In our new section 'broadcasting time for commercial parties' we investigate how parties earn their money. Recently, the NOS gave a crash course on the Provincial Council in 4 minutes. That's fast. But can it also go faster? We are trying to break the record.

National day of action for giro 555. Many young people have a fear of calling. The contraceptive pill for men is getting closer and closer.

Our gas consumption has historically fallen sharply. U2 has a new drummer. And we need to talk about the new governance culture.

The House of Representatives has had 150 members since 1956. Isn't it time to expand the Parliament to more seats, as in the rest of Europe? Sunday was World Nutella Day! in the Evening Show Cooking Studio, Tex de Wit makes his favorite Nutella recipes for us.

We're going to talk about ASML. Emergency aid for Turkey and Syria is underway. And Randy Feltface is our guest.

China has sent a strange balloon to America. In the Netherlands, all parties are preparing for the provincial elections.

Hassle at the NS, nitrogen fuss and Jumbo has already removed the World Cup advertising from the tube. In 'Profile Portrait': Billionaire Elon Musk. Our guest is Shahine El-Hamus.

The measles are back, there is an outbreak in Brabant. How did Dion Graus celebrate his birthday? Why does everyone take fillers these days? Rutger Bregman is our guest!

Piet Adema has forgotten to open his mail and Teletext is broken. TV programs about people with Down syndrome must come to an end. And Willie Wartaal is a guest.

Everything about the formation and everything about the latest journalistic trend: call Hans Hoogervorst. We are trying to get our foot in the door with the Jehovah's Witnesses.

The fuck up of summer 2022, Ter Apel, is once again the fault of NATO and Dr. shivering. Diederik Smit is at the event of the year. In the UK they have a new Prime Minister. Guest: Pieter Derks.

A question came from concerned boomers about TikTok, and beyond: the inflation record and the vacancy for agriculture minister. Bert Visscher is a guest.

The number of MBO students is falling, which is a major problem because these professionals are desperately needed. Máxima conquers California. Russia's weapons have run out. Herman Koch is a guest.

There are strikes in public transport again. 'RailAway' made a special episode. The Labor Inspectorate went to check on Schiphol. The Roast of Joost van Roost. Many unauthorized teachers in front of the class

Brazil has a new president. There is a NATO exercise in the Netherlands. In #SportStudio we are already discussing the World Cup in Qatar. And singer Bente is our guest.

Brexit has been a fact for three years now. What has it done for the British? Our guest is Fin Taylor,

Femke Bol broke a world record last weekend during the NK Indoor. Yet fewer and fewer young people are exercising. The provincial elections are less than a month away. And there is a new group of people who are allowed to vote.

Our power grid is full, while we need more and more power. How can we solve this? He became known for his parodies of famous pop songs. And now there's a biopic about him. Our guest is "Weird Al" Yankovic.

Tonight Arjen discusses the first exit polls with correspondents and a special guest.

Wim Voermans on TV means wrong things. If you know how often he is on television, then you know how democracy is doing. * Tex de Wit presents the Voermans index. * How are things in Ukraine? * How did Rutte kick off the campaign for the municipal elections? * Maarten Keulemans, Journalist of the Year, is our guest.

How is the relationship between Germany and France? Feyenoord-Ajax was with the public again for the first time in four years. In the new section 'Welcome Goodbye' we say goodbye to an important thing or someone. Today it's Gert-Jan Segers.

The Senate has adopted the #spreading law. But the municipality of Westland does not want to worry about that. How far will their rebellion take them? Every Tuesday and Thursday, half of the Netherlands is stuck in traffic jams or on overcrowded trains. When will the Tuesday-Thursday crowds end?

The formation has failed. We look at the parliamentary inquiry committee on corona. We deal with post-payment. And we are going to replace a statue somewhere in North Holland.

There were elections in Russia. BBB members must pay a fee if they wish to file a complaint. Diederik Smit watched sports all weekend again. And why do influencers do yoga with puppies?

Sports editor @DiederikSmit joins us after a busy sports weekend. Time to finally talk about the lawsuit between sc Heerenveen and Heero, the club's mascot. Also: a livestream of Queen Elizabeth, Putin comes home from a rough patch. And James Morrison is a guest.

There is a threat of drinking water shortage. Leaks have been discovered in two gas pipelines in the Baltic Sea. And soon the new Environment and Planning Act is due to come into effect, and that will not be without a struggle. Actor and columnist Joy Delima is a guest.

Will there be a government delegation to the World Cup in Qatar? A closer look at the manners in the House of Representatives. Unrest in Iran is running high. Musician Jett Rebel is a guest and plays Cold Cold Heart.

A Greek state visit and soon the energy compensation will be paid. Plus, The Evening Show Cybertech Digital News: ransomware. Our guest is Jonas Jonasson.

The Americans keep shooting balloons out of the sky, but who do these things really belong to? Furthermore, Erdogan is under fire. And Theo Maassen is our guest.

We have received many letters about flooding. So we enlist the help of an expert. And we discuss how the PVV governs at its own risk.

Kim Putters is the new informant and he starts off at ease. Furthermore, cargo bike sales have collapsed, just like the bicycles themselves. And we answer all your questions about Joe Biden and America.

The formation continues, we are already discussing the landing photo. PostNL has come up with something new. Diederik Smit tells us about the Orange Women. And we're talking about the latest sex news.

Sweden becomes a member of NATO. The Netherlands is the European sitting champion. The EU bows to the farmers. And 5 questions about the Arjens shit life.

Leaked gossip about the formation, leaked conversations of senior German soldiers, results from the past sports weekend leaked by Diederik. And maybe we should enjoy nature a little less...

There are 2 new informants: Elbert Dijkgraaf and Richard van Zwol. Tex and Jonathan debate about EU expansion. Yentl and De Boer are guests.

There is still no new government. Yet many ministers have already left for new jobs. Why are they suddenly in such a hurry? Intimidation, violence and extortion. What's going on with the Zaanse window cleaners?

It is Budget Day, so the King was allowed to read the Speech from the Throne and Minister Kaag to present the budget. To better understand why farmers are angry, let's dive into 70 years of agricultural policy.

The political considerations, Putin announced a mobilization and wants to hold a referendum in Ukraine. The #bezorgdeboomers send a message about the new Transgender Act.

Who is behind the attack on the pipelines? The British pound is at a historic low. The fake referendum in Ukraine. And the solution to the high number of bicycle accidents. She has been on television since 1983, but tonight she is with us: presenter Astrid Joosten.

There is a new Minister of Agriculture: Piet Adema. In England, King Charles is not allowed to attend the climate summit. It seems that an asylum deal has been made with Morocco. Waku Waku presenter Sosha Duysker is the guest.

The IRS website is broken. ISS has new residents. We are going to polarize nicely with Jeroen Pauw. And Raoul Heertje is our guest.

The latest news about tomorrow's elections. What are people going to vote for and why not? We also look at the campaign's most unattainable promises. And Katinka Polderman is our guest.

We look back at the elections. Cats must be over. And Alex Ploeg is our guest.

The parliamentary year has started again, so we ask politicians about their holidays. Douwe Egberts is still in Russia. How is that possible? And why don't they want to leave? Tonight's guest is NOS correspondent Iris de Graaf.

The government can do less and less itself. Instead, very expensive external agencies are hired. And that makes the government even less smart. How do we solve this? Good news for Undercover fans: there will be a new series, 'Ferry: the series'. And actress Elise Schaap is very excited to get back into her role.

Yesterday Omtzigt and Timmermans debated in Arnhem. And they agreed on almost everything. Meanwhile, party leaders at NOS played a game on 3. Eccentric politician Milei is high in the polls in Argentina, a country struggling with poverty and inflation. But can the far-right chainsaw fanatic also keep his promises? Campaign time means: election posters everywhere. We review them with Peter Pannekoek.

In the last evening show of the season: There is a fight club in the House of Representatives. We're going to talk about Artificial Intelligence. And Soumaya, Diederik, Tex and Jonathan come by.

Liz Truss has resigned. We watch a nature documentary about the ports of Rotterdam. And we got a lot of messages from viewers again, so it's time for 'Viewer Questions: China Edition'. Lisa Loeb is our guest.

Most parties want the king to pay taxes. So he is already practicing his declaration. The House is on election recess. And where is the Tour de France next year? Oat milk will become considerably more expensive from next year because of the soft drink tax. But what exactly is oat milk, and why does it make so many people angry?

Rutte IV is the largest cabinet ever, with many new faces. Just before Prinsjesdag it is time to see who these are. Tex de Wit sorts it out. Guest is Suzanne Schulting.

The General Political Reflections, Russians who want to break their hand. Viewers' questions about Italian politics. And Floortje Dessing is a guest.

Many Russian men want to leave the country because they don't want to join the army. Sven Kockelmann will interview Prime Minister Mark Rutte for an hour in Op1. Sports editor Diederik Smit updates us about the sports weekend. The best freestyle rapper in the world is our guest: Harry Mack.

King Willem-Alexander is not really popular, what can he learn from the Swedish king? It takes a lot of energy to grow flowers and what good is it? Actor Sallie Harmsen is our guest.

Mark Rutte had breakfast with farmers. Minister Ernst Kuipers has come up with something new: the corona thermometer. And our #bezorgdeboomers sent us a message about vlogging families. Diederik Jekel is our guest.

Russia accuses Ukraine of making a dirty bomb. There appear to be Chinese police stations in the Netherlands. We have a new hot section: Evening Show Superstokers. Our guest is actress Roosmarijn Wind.

It annoys teachers. But especially students suffer: smartphones in the classroom. It is high time for a national smartphone ban. Party at the VVD! The party turns 75 years and that was celebrated in style. Our parliamentary reporter Soumaya was there.

Secrets at the tax authorities and confusion among the Belgians. We dive into the Animals Act and Micha Wertheim is a guest.

Rutte is having dinner with Macron. And we look back at the blockade of the A12.

As of today, anyone can fill in the Kieskompas. Bad news for the South: Carnival is getting more expensive. Is it still a party for everyone?

Vegetables are getting more expensive. Never before has Rutte met so many foreign leaders as last year. Is he tired of the Netherlands? Tex de Wit investigated it.

Last week, demonstrators stormed the parliament in Suriname. What happened and can it get even further out of hand? Stealing with self -scan kasses is becoming increasingly popular. And Paulien Cornelisse is our guest.