News about ship, hack, and awards (Thursday, May 7)

Cruise ship Hondius is sailing to Tenerife. Three people have been taken off the ship: a Dutchman, a Brit, and a German. Spain wants to disembark the other passengers on Monday, and the National Institute for Public Health and the Environment is making a plan for ten Dutch people.

Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary wants to ban alcohol early at airports. He says that drunk and aggressive passengers are increasingly causing problems. According to him, Ryanair has to divert a flight almost every day, and KLM sees the same problem.

Universities warn students about phishing after a hack at Canvas. According to Universities of the Netherlands, seven universities have been affected. At Tilburg University, names, email addresses, and messages were stolen, and ShinyHunters mentions 275 million people.

Nederlands Dagblad (Dutch Newspaper) won a Tegel award for investigative journalism. It concerned money from Christians for settlers in the West Bank. The award was given Wednesday evening in The Hague, and Trouw wrote about the paper's resistance history.

The Takeaway Chinese: Home Delivered, Hila Beyond the Taliban, and Awake in Paraguay are nominated. They are in the running for the Silver Nipkow Disk 2026. The winner will be announced on June 11 in Amsterdam, and NRC reports a special mention for The Story of the Netherlands.