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While more and more hands are needed on intensive care and district nursing, the number of nurses shrinks, reflecting new CBS figures. However, that scarcity also has a sunny side for some nurses.

The trial of the December murders, in which the Surinamese president, Desi Bouterse's chief suspect, is continued. This is evidenced by the judgment of the Court of Justice, the supreme court in Suriname.

Greek tax inspectors exchange their uniform regularly for the bermuda and swimsuit in the major tourist resorts to find financial fraud. The action focuses on bars, night clubs, marinas and hotels with a high turnover. That has announced news site To Proto Theme Sunday, relying on information from police sources.

The chief suspect in the castle murder unexpectedly made a confession on Tuesday night. The main verdict, André G., said during the lawsuit he ordered to bring Kasteelheer Stijn Saelens to life.

An algorithm developed by Dutch students is able to detect hacked Twitter accounts. Computable writes that the student, Meike Nauta, has defined six properties that determine a score. In 99 percent of the cases, it is determined by the score that a tweet has not been sent by the owner of the Twitter account.

MEPs are concerned about their own digital security. Several groups are wondering if parliament is resistant to cyber attacks.

After a distorted terrorist attack, the security measures in France have increased further to the presidential elections. France goes to the polls on Sunday to choose a new president. A second and decisive round is on May 7th. Minister of the Interior Matthias Fekl has announced that 50,000 police officers and soldiers stand ready for the polling session.

Comcast, one of the largest providers in the United States, will not sell the browser histories of individual users, even though it may almost. It implores the company Friday.

Lebanese President Michel Aoun (82) crashed during the Arab summit in Jordan for the purpose of the cameras. The head of state made a big smack, but was helped to his feet by Jordan's King Abdullah.

British Prime Minister Theresa May will not allow the Scots for a new vote on independence. She thinks the timing is lousy and worried that a new referendum jeopardize a Brexit negotiations with the European Union, writes The Times.

Illegal immigration from Mexico to the United States was in the month of February forty percent lower than the previous month. That said, the US Secretary of Homeland Security John Kelly Wednesday.

The anonymous Twitter user who sent under the name @PBlijdenstein politically biased reports about the municipality of Hilversum policy appears to be an official media city. Meanwhile, the traffic engineering has apologized to Mayor Brothers. Who did this afternoon reported to the police because his e-mail account would be abused by the tweeter.

'I've been hacked!' The Hilversum mayor Peter Brothers fears that his municipal email was hacked by 'internet troll.

North Korea has the use of the nerve agent VX to murder dismissed one of its citizens in Malaysia as 'absurd'. For that assumption is no scientific basis, according to the regime.

Five people were injured Sunday in east London that a car drove onto the sidewalk. Police arrested the driver. He is suspected of inflicting bodily injury by reckless driving.

Islamic State also gets brainwashed Yazidi children for suicide attacks. The terror army definitely keeps thousand children captive of the religious minority from Iraq. The extremists have them mentally and physically the last two years prepared for kamikaze actions.

Bart van U., the man his sister Lois and former minister Els Borst stabbed shows end justice last year to the murder weapon to have led.

Police in Malaysia have arrested a taxi driver in connection with the murder of the half-brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un. That British media reported Wednesday.

The street art that American actor Shia LaBeouf has invented stop put to protest President Donald Trump. The Museum of the Moving Image in New York City borough of Queens decided this after the work had led to several arrests, including that of LaBeouf himself. That reports the New York Times.

Investment banks have been reported in France unprecedentedly strong terms that Paris makes absolutely no chance to recruit personnel from the City of London as his labor not eased.

ING's retail customers from Wednesday to make a payment request and sent via the messaging service from Apple iMessage. ING reported Wednesday to be the first Dutch bank that makes this possible.

The organization of the Olympic Games in Tokyo in 2020 called on the Japanese people to surrender en masse old gadgets. The goal is to make the noble metals in the devices in order to melt the medals for winners.

The US president Donald Trump may have undermined a crucial agreement on the sharing of data between the United States and Europe. That writing several media, including The Register and TechCrunch.

One of the bodyguards of Donald Trump would have walked during the inauguration last Friday with two artificial hands to hide the fact that he his jacket in his real hand held a weapon.

Wednesday came 'he rolled in the Barking station in east London, the first freight train from China. After traveling more than 12,000 kilometers, which lasted eighteen days, the goods arrived in Britain. Per ship had almost twice as long time.

In one of the first interviews as a prospective president with a European newspaper Donald Trump declares that the European Union is actually Germany. 'In principle, the EU, is an agent for the purpose of Germany. Therefore it was smart of the British to quit. '

Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba will sell space aboard container ships. Alibaba's purpose entered into an alliance with the major shipowner Maersk.

Donald Trump accepts the conclusion of US intelligence that Russia is behind the hacks of the Democratic Party. That future chief of staff Trump, Reince Priebus, said.

The new scientific edition of Hitler's book Mein Kampf is a year after appearing 85,000 times been sold. 'These sales have overtaken us, no one had taken into account', said the director of the South German Institute for Contemporary History Andreas Wirsching on the issue.

Armed groups in southern Sudan have recruited 1,300 children in 2016. Since the beginning of the conflict in the African country in 2013 have been raised a total of 13,000 children in uniform.