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The front page of HLN.be features a mix of domestic and international news, with a focus on crime, social issues, and politics. A prominent story details a child in critical condition after choking at a school in Antwerp. Other domestic news includes an exclusive report on new directives for De…
A three-year-old child is in critical condition after choking on a sandwich at a school in Antwerp. The incident has led to significant concern and commentary.
An internal note from De Lijn, the Flemish public transport company, instructed drivers not to ask for tickets. Minister Annick De Ridder has intervened and ordered the directive to be withdrawn, prompting questions about its origin.
Footage shows a British far-right activist stabbing an asylum seeker's rubber boat with a knife on the English Channel, while a rescuer is still on board.
A legal loophole is reportedly allowing individuals declared fit for work to continue receiving unemployment benefits for extended periods, a situation described as 'pure madness'.
The number of Belgians selling their homes through real estate agents has reached a new high. The article discusses whether fixed commissions can help save money.
The mystery surrounding the 'I go' hype has been resolved, with Belgian band Clouseau announced as the first Belgian act to perform at the King Baudouin Stadium.
A 63-year-old Belgian man has been found murdered and in a pool of blood near a yacht harbor in France, prompting an investigation into the circumstances.
A 37-year-old individual was defrauded out of 10 euros when attempting to purchase what was advertised as an 'unbreakable' phone online.
