News about Schiphol, asylum, fans, PMOS, and football (Saturday, May 16)

An independent commission says that the environmental study for new Schiphol rules is not good enough. According to the commission, the consequences for the environment appear smaller than they actually are. Transavia also says that it will cut costs and does not rule out layoffs.

The debate about asylum has become more intense, both on the streets and in politics. Refugees say in Nederlands Dagblad that many Dutch people do not know reception centers for asylum seekers (azc's) well. NRC writes that voters and politicians quickly radicalize when it comes to asylum.

For Harry Styles in Amsterdam, fans want to be at the Johan Cruijff ArenA very early. Camping is not allowed, but according to NU.nl, fans use a system to save their spot. In Chaam, it was 0.9 degrees during Ascension Day, but the campsite was 97 percent full.

The hormonal disorder PCOS is now called PMOS. Researchers say this name better fits the symptoms and risks. Worldwide, about 1 in 8 women deal with it.

FC Groningen can reach the play-offs on Sunday with a point against Heracles Almelo. That would be for the first time since 2021. Ajax coach Óscar García says that Ajax can become champion again next season.