The Wagner Group fights in Ukraine, in Gelderland they shoot wolves with paintball guns. * Viewer questions: the winter edition. * The end of this second season of The Evening Show

In Profile Portrait: Elon Musk. A look into the soul of the billionaire who bought Twitter. * Fewer trains. * Nitrogen elimination. * Jumbo's World Cup advertising. * Guest is Shahine El-Hamus.

In the Evening Show Cybertech Digital Journal: ransomware. Companies and organizations are regularly hacked and shut down. They have to pay large sums to regain access to their systems. * State visit to Greece. * Public transport is not running smoothly. * Guest: Jonas Jonasson.

It's time again for Sport Studio with Diederik Smit. He already starts with the preview of the World Cup in Qatar. * New president in Brazil. * NATO exercise. * Bente is a guest.

Celebration of 1 year bird flu in the Netherlands. Many chickens and other poultry have been kept indoors for a long time, and 5.8 million animals have already been culled. * Russia blames Ukraine. * Chinese police stations in the Netherlands. * Evening show Superstokers. * Roosmarijn Wind is a guest.

More and more people have hearing loss. One of the causes is the too loud music in the catering industry. A maximum noise level of 103 decibels has been agreed, but this is much louder than the WHO recommends. * The Netherlands is in a mild recession. * The Emir of Qatar is done with the criticism. * Comedian Merijn Scholten is a guest.

And now it's over with: too many clothes. We buy and have way too many clothes. * Harassment journalists. * Officials want to look inside. * Jeroom Snelders is a guest.

Sports Studio with Diederik Smit. There is a new sport hype: padel. A cross between tennis, squash and pile drivers. The runways cause a lot of noise pollution. * Election Xi Jinping. * New Prime Minister United Kingdom. * Brainpower is a guest.

This time in the Viewer's Questions section, all questions about China are discussed, because a new leader will soon be elected there. This is sure to be an exciting election. * Liz Truss resigns. * Nature documentary about the ports of Rotterdam. * Lisa Loeb is a guest.

Vaping seemed like a way to quit smoking, but many non-smokers still start through the e-cigarette. * The World Cup in Qatar. * Regional transport is discontinued. * Marwan Kenzari is a guest.

And now it's over with: cow romance. A meadow full of cows seems typically Dutch and very natural. But it has nothing to do with nature at all. * The suspension of Thierry Baudet. * A solution to the housing shortage.

Arjen Lubach dives through the issues of the day past inspiring guests to the bottom of the news. Everyone always wants to go from the issues of the day to deepening. Arjen is really looking forward to the issues of the day.

The wolf is back in the Netherlands and that creates a dilemma; Jonathan van het Reve and Tex de Wit have a dispute. * World political bustle. * Current criminals. * Twan Huys is a guest.

Concerned boomers have questions about vlogging families: families where the parents film everything and share it online. * Breakfast farmers. * The corona thermometer. * Diederik Jekel is a guest.

Caps with flowers. Arjen doesn't want any more flowers for his birthday. It takes a lot of energy to grow all those flowers and what good is it? Furthermore: the energy pamphlet, the popularity of the king and Sallie Harmsen are guests.

Diederik Smit is back with a Sport Studio, and Max Verstappen's race is being looked at again with the regulations. Did he actually win? * Putin's favorite bridge. * Support for Iranian protests. * Dutch people without petrol in France. * Eefje de Visser is a guest.

The world is on fire, so there are many letters with international issues. Time for #Viewers' questions Geopolitics edition. * Microphones of politicians. * The nitrogen report. * Krezip is a guest.

Rabobank has stimulated the enormous increase in scale of farms. Over the past five years, also during the nitrogen crisis, the number of mega stalls has increased by a quarter. * The Remkes report. * Complaints about full trains. * Children's book week. * Sander Schimmelpenninck is a guest.

For a long time, the Netherlands could not return Moroccan asylum seekers. Now it can. What did we sacrifice to close this asylum deal? Also: minister Piet Adema, King Charles may not attend the climate summit.

It was exactly one year ago that online gambling was legalized. Time to see how much money has been gambled by now. Also: chairman drama in the House of Representatives, shelter location on a boat. 

Things have been unsettled in Iran for some time. You can end up in jail there if you go out as a woman without a headscarf. How did it get there? * The World Cup in Qatar. * Manners in the House of Representatives. 

A brand new section: Evening Show Bike Bulletin. Over the last decade, the number of serious bicycle accidents has increased by nearly a third. There's a simple solution no one is waiting for: the bike helmet. * Leaky pipelines. * Fake referendum. * The British pound. 

January 1, 2023, is the date when the new Environment Act must take effect. It is the biggest legislative operation since World War II. * Leaking gas pipelines. * The drinking water shortage. 

Sports editor Diederik Smit on the sports weekend. Great contender at the World Cycling Championships Mathieu van der Poel didn't end up on the podium, but at the police station. * Sven Kockelmann interviews Mark Rutte. * Russians want out of the country. 

The viewer questions are all about Italy. Giorgia Meloni stands a good chance of winning the election. * The General Political Reflections. * Fleeing Russians.

Political reflections. * Putin declared a mobilization and wants to hold a referendum in Ukraine. * The Concerned Boomers send a message about the new Transgender Act. 

Farmers in our country have been angry for a long time. To better understand this, dive into the farm file: a journey through 70 years of agricultural policy. * Prince's Day.

When is VAR allowed to intervene and when not? * Queen Elizabeth's funeral. * Prince's Day. * 

Rutte IV is the largest cabinet ever. Tex de Wit finds out who the new faces are. * Queues for the Queen. * The meeting of Putin and Xi Jinping. * 

We have a national troubleshooter: Johan Remkes. He is used for the biggest problems, but why is he asked for these jobs? Furthermore: Sywert's recordings, high energy bills. And Sanne Wallis de Vries is a guest.

Flying is very polluting, but also very cheap. Furthermore: Prime Minister Mark Rutte is in Suriname, Minister Yesilgöz gave a lecture and André van Duin is a guest.

Sports editor @DiederikSmit joins us after a busy sports weekend. Time to finally talk about the lawsuit between sc Heerenveen and Heero, the club's mascot. Also: a livestream of Queen Elizabeth, Putin comes home from a rough patch. And James Morrison is a guest.

There are strikes in public transport again. 'RailAway' made a special episode. The Labor Inspectorate went to check on Schiphol. The Roast of Joost van Roost. Many unauthorized teachers in front of the class.

The number of MBO students is falling, which is a major problem because these professionals are desperately needed. Máxima conquers California. Russia's weapons have run out. Herman Koch is a guest.

A question came from concerned boomers about TikTok, and beyond: the inflation record and the vacancy for agriculture minister. Bert Visscher is a guest.

The fuck up of summer 2022, Ter Apel, is once again the fault of NATO and Dr. shivering. Diederik Smit is at the event of the year. In the UK they have a new Prime Minister. Guest: Pieter Derks.

A summer edition of Viewer's Questions. Arjen and Alex Ploeg wrote a national song for the Eurovision Song Contest. Nieuwsuur had an empty coach drive for miles for a report.