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The Big Bang Theory actress Kaley Cuoco expecting second child

The Big Bang Theory actress Kaley Cuoco expecting second child

The Big Bang Theory actress Kaley Cuoco and her partner Tom Pelphrey have announced they are expecting their second child. The couple shared the news on Instagram, including photos that revealed the baby's gender.

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More travelers are choosing to take the train from Haarlem to sunny European destinations this summer to avoid airport queues and luggage restrictions. The article highlights how convenient rail routes make it easy to reach countries like France, Spain, and Italy directly from the city.

Fewer people buying homes in their own municipality and moving further away

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CBS: Slightly fewer Dutch people volunteering

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According to a CBS study of nearly 8,000 people, approximately half of the Dutch population participated in volunteer work in 2025. While participation levels are comparable to pre-pandemic 2019 figures, they represent a slight decrease compared to 2023 and 2024.

Fewer international students in Amsterdam for the first time in 20 years

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Alderman refuses to use ferrets against rats: "Less animal-friendly"

Alderman refuses to use ferrets against rats: "Less animal-friendly"

Amsterdam Alderman Alexander Scholtes has rejected a proposal to use ferrets for rat control, arguing that current trapping methods are more animal-friendly and cost-effective. The city plans to prioritize prevention and public awareness over the ferret-based hunting trials seen in other Dutch cities like Rotterdam. Officials noted that while rat complaint numbers fluctuate, they have not shown significant growth in recent years.