News from Hungary, the USA, and Paris-Roubaix (Monday, April 13)

Péter Magyar says that he has won the elections in Hungary. His party Tisza won 138 out of 199 seats. Viktor Orbán admitted his defeat, and 78 percent of the people voted.

Presenter Sonja Barend has passed away. She was 86 years old and died at home with her family. BNNVARA reports that on Sunday there will be extra programs and a documentary about her.

King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima are in Philadelphia for a three-day working visit. On Monday evening, they will go to President Trump at the White House. They will also stay there overnight, Prime Minister Rob Jetten will join for dinner, and afterwards they will go to Miami.

Wout van Aert won Paris-Roubaix for the first time. The Belgian from Visma-Lease a Bike was faster than Tadej Pogacar. Mathieu van der Poel was unlucky 95 kilometers from the finish and finished fourth. In the women's race, Franziska Koch won ahead of Marianne Vos and Pauline Ferrand-Prévot.