News about Tata Steel, school, public transport and sports (Thursday, July 9)

The Public Prosecution Service is going to prosecute Tata Steel criminally. According to the Public Prosecution Service, the company deliberately emitted hazardous substances. There was also poor maintenance, work without a permit, and insufficient transparency about incidents.

The cabinet will only decide in September about the subsidy of 2 billion euros. Until then, the government will not take any steps back. Therefore, the agreements about greener working remain on hold for now.

A gymnasium in Den Bosch must immediately readmit a 13-year-old student. The judge decided this in an urgent case. The boy shared AI videos on TikTok in which a teacher appeared racist and discriminatory.

The school suspended him and later sent him away. According to the judge, the school did not explain that decision properly. However, the judge called his behavior unacceptable and possibly punishable.

From January, the 34 percent discount for people aged 65 and over on buses, trams, and metros will disappear. Media report that this money will go towards free public transport for children. "The Pitt" received 25 Emmy nominations, "Hacks" 24, and the awards will be on September 14 in Los Angeles. David Attenborough received two nominations and, at 100 years old, is the oldest nominee ever. Cyclist Alex Molenaar will not start the sixth Tour de France stage on Thursday after his fall on Wednesday.