Netherlands

The Dom Tower in Utrecht, Netherlands, paid tribute to the late musician.

Gang of five Romanian men allegedly used a modified van to pull alongside and steal the cargo.

Police received as many tips since launching calendar trial five months ago as they normally do in a year.

Sibahle 'Steve' Nkumbi was left with bruises and a concussion after the incident.

Investigators concluded in 2015 that the plane was shot down by a Buk missile fired by pro-Russia separatists.

Israeli authorities confiscated 96 solar panels from Jubbet Adh-Dhib for lacking "proper permits".

The judge said the victims were "deprived of the chance of survival"

Dutch police said the driver of the vehicle was incapacitated and did not intend to drive into the crowd.

The country, which counts China as its largest trading partner, has racked up 103 quarters of growth.

Some passengers recognised his voice when he spoke from the cockpit.

Fake Captagon tablets may have been destined for Islamist fighters like Boko Haram.

Johan Baggerman controls his prosthetic through a Bluetooth bracelet that detects nerve signals.

A petition has been launched against the programme.

Strong message of solidarity after gay couple brutally assaulted for holding hands in public.

The Netherlands are placed fourth in Group A, three points behind second place Sweden.

Goal-shy forward has not travelled to Sofia for Bulgaria meeting, with Luuk de Jong called up instead.

Liverpool face Everton in the Merseyside derby clash at Anfield on 1 April.

Steven Van de Velde was jailed for raping a schoolgirl he had groomed on Facebook.

The Dutch politician, who lives under 24-hour police protection, is a deeply divisive figure.

The far-right leader's Freedom Party is estimated to have won 19 seats, while Mark Rutte is set to gain 31.

Turkish nationalists see the spate of rally bans as evidence of anti-Muslim policies in European states.

Dutch PM Mark Rutte said the comments were a "disgusting distortion of history".

A complete guide to the first of three crucial elections for Europe in 2017.

Erdogan has repeated his claim that European leaders are behaving like 'Nazis'.

The Dutch "from another soil" think their vote in the election matters, but are unsure about who to vote for.

The Netherlands had previously warned its citizens not travel to Turkey amid referendum security concerns.

The far-right leader squared off with Rutte in a debate in Rotterdam.

Erdogan accused Dutch politicians of behaving like 'Nazis' and compared Netherlands to 'banana republic'.

With two days before the vote, the front runners debated healthcare, immigration and the economy.

Protests in Rotterdam and Istanbul came after Netherlands stopped Turkish politicians holding rallies due to fears that tensions might spill over into expat communities.