Beul comes to life at a new football club
badhoevedorp September 19, 2017 06:30Childhood is easy to play after you have been ravaged by an amateur association by a violence incident.
Childhood is easy to play after you have been ravaged by an amateur association by a violence incident.
Has producer Endemol acted incorrectly when a participant of the Million Yacht television program accidentally pressed the red button? On this question, the civil court in Amsterdam will give a verdict on Wednesday.
The Belgian supermarket chain Delhaize has stopped cooperation with the affected slaughterhouse in the Flemish Izegem with immediate effect. At the same time, industry leader Colruyt has decided to put orders and deliveries 'on hold'.
Headphones are abundant today. We surveyed three new models, aimed at a totally different audience. From the audio file to the gamer to the regular consumer.
The requirements for passwords that make sure that unauthorized persons stay out of our sensitive data are endless. However, Nigerian cybercriminals do not recall this: they specialize in guiding people around the garden. Companies are the main objective.
The island of Barbuda threatens to be hit by a devastating hurricane for the second time in a few days. Helicopter pilots and skippers are engaged in a race against the clock to evacuate remaining residents before José arrives on Saturday.
Men do better at Scrabble tournaments than women because female participants are less likely to spend their time improving an almost useless skill. This is evidenced by new research.
Walter Becker, guitarist and co-founder of Steely Dan, died on Sunday at the age of 67. He leaves a rich oeuvre.
The Venezuelan opposition invoked the help of Pope Franciscus to put an end to the serious political and economic crisis in the country. The leader of the Roman Catholic Church should urge the Socialist government of President Nicolás Maduro to accept humanitarian assistance and respect for human rights.
The German court considers the attack on the player bus of Borussia Dortmund football club on April 11th as an attempted murder. The 28-year-old suspect Rus Sergej V. has to rely on the prosecution for 28 cases of attempted murder, as much as the coach occupied.
Perron 15B of the Central Station in Amsterdam was the deepest secret of the Clint Eastwood movie. The Oscar-winning director made the capital for Thalys for recordings of his terror drama.
HTC rolls out Android 8.0 in the coming fourth quarter. On Twitter, the Taiwanese smartphone manufacturer announces that the newest HTC U11 device will be the first to get the new software. After the U11 follow the previously released U Ultra and the HTC 10.
Cologne is currently the place to be for gamblers. The Telegraph was present for two days to try out the latest game titles. Today the second report from the German trading floor.
A British farmer whose pigs were saved by a fire a few months ago, has now served the animals to the group of firemen. She made sausages and gave the sprinklers their well-deserved heroic meal.
Google Home can now be used as a bluetooth speaker. Google announced its support for wireless technology earlier this year, but its actual rollout began Monday.
The long wait from Android fans has been rewarded; Google has released version 8.0 of the world's most widely used operating system. The official name has already been speculated and the most commonly mentioned candidate has also become Oreo.
The biggest game in the world starts today in Cologne. Also from the Netherlands, gamers travel massively to the German capital to visit Gamescom. The Telegraph is present to report on the latest titles we can expect in the future.
This summer you can enjoy the battle with Arms and Splatoon 2 on the Nintendo Switch. At one you have to knock with cartooneske flexible arms and the other you are an octopus girl or boy with a paintgun and a mission.
French President Emmanuel Macron released a document on Monday to clarify the role his wife Brigitte will play in his presidency.
The Telegraph will now also test board games. Because it's summer, we finish off with a review of three family games specially made for the beach, namely: Dobble Beach, Jungle Speed Beach and Perudo Beach.
E-sports, digital sports tournaments, will be billionsports. It is still in the shadow of console games, but according to Dutch SuperData, the race is up 20% this year.
The Nintendo Switch console does better than imagined, but the number of games is somewhat different. Fortunately, Nintendo can always rely on Plumber Mario.
Nestlé got it with Atari because of a kit cat advertisement in which gamers play a computer game that resembles Atari's Breakout very much. According to Atari, Nestlé is abusing the nostalgic image that hangs around Atari, reports the BBC.
After Spotify's streaming service, competitor Deezer will also remove music from racist bands. It searches its entire catalog for discrimination and removes numbers with racial hatred. That reports Digital Music News and Engadget.
The Barcelona match against Real Betis started with a minute silence. #Totssombarcelona was on the signs at the commemorative, Spanish for 'We are all Barcelona.' Messi and theirs do not play with their names on the back of their shirt, on all shirts is 'Barcelona.'
Dozens of cars are stacked on top of each other after heavy mudflows on the Crimea. On social media, the bizarre images of about fifty car wrecks have been circulating since Friday, which were a play ball for the wild water.
Tencent, the Chinese Internet conglomerate, posted 57% more revenue in the first half of this year. Profit rose to $ 4.5 billion, 43% more compared to last year.
President and businessman Donald Trump gives his name to many companies: towers, golf courses, an airline, a university, steaks, but there is one name that he can not afford: the iTrump. It remains from amateur musician Tom Scharfeld, reports Bloomberg press office.
The Kurds in Iraq will remain in independence on September 25th. They hereby postpone the request from the United States to postpone the consultation.
US President Donald Trump sends his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, and negotiator Jason Greenblatt to the Middle East to discuss with regional leaders a 'Path to In-House Israeli-Palestinian Peace Talks,' said a white house official.