
Reporters across the country go after the 112 calls of the past 24 hours. They report on the emergency calls that came in and how the police, fire brigade, ambulance, or rescue services subsequently responded.


A program in which 12 Dutch celebrities with a passion for photography compete against one another. The photographs are evaluated by a panel of experts: celebrity photographer William Rutten, documentary photographer Cynthia Boll, and a different guest judge each week.

A program in which 12 Dutch celebrities with a passion for photography compete against one another. The photographs are evaluated by a panel of experts: celebrity photographer William Rutten, documentary photographer Cynthia Boll, and a different guest judge each week.



Eighteen famous Dutch people compete against each other in funny Christmas challenges.

In the game show, five contestants compete against each other on a large interactive LED floor by answering questions across various categories. The contestants who finish second, third, and fourth return the following day for a new episode. The winner qualifies directly for the grand final week, where the 25 winners from the earlier episodes compete for the ultimate victory.


In this daily crime talk show, she discusses current crime cases and the personal stories behind them from Monday to Thursday. On Fridays, her colleague Nochtli Peralta Alvarez takes over as host. According to Talpa, *True Crime Today* distinguishes itself from similar programs through its daily broadcasts, allowing the production team to respond quickly to breaking news. Additionally, the show focuses on cases that have a direct impact on victims, surviving relatives, and other involved parties.

When Wassim visits the supermarket, he is closely monitored by the shop security. After a scuffle with fatal consequences, there is panic. A drama with intense dialogue on contemporary social issues interspersed with tension.

Fraud is becoming increasingly common. You may even know someone who has had to deal with it or have been a victim yourself. From stolen motorcycles that are suddenly on Marktplaats to the nasty suspicion that a neighbor is taking things from your elderly mother's house: these kinds of situations are unfortunately becoming less and less exceptional. To do something about this, presenter Dennis van der Geest visits people who have to deal with this in Bureau Onrecht and listens to their stories together with a team of experts. He then investigates, tracks down those responsible and looks for a solution to the situation.

