After one very irking virus, a new worm is eating into jailbreak iPhones, this time in Netherlands, as has been confirmed by the security firm F-Secure. The virus is particularly targeting those users who access the internet banking services of the Dutch online bank ING Direct with their iPhones.

Police in the Netherlands were on Monday investigating the cause of a fire that destroyed the barracks that housed Anne Frank in the former concentration camp of Westerbork during the Holocaust.

The biggest supermarket chain in the Netherlands formally distanced itself on Thursday from the policy of several of its franchise store managers of actively rejecting Moroccan job- applicants.

Royal Philips Electronics NV made a net profit of 45 million euros (62.55 million dollars), the Dutch corporation said in its second quarter report released on Monday.

In the same period last year, the company reported a net profit of 732 million euros. Analysts had predicted a small second-quarter loss for Europe's largest consumer electronics manufacturer this year.

The international community should increase sanctions against North Korea, Dutch foreign affairs minister Maxime Verhagen said on Tuesday, in the wake of its nuclear bomb blast and missile- testing.

Dutch police in Groningen in the northern Netherlands have arrested 140 teenagers suspected of having shoplifted at least 230 stores, Dutch media reported on Thursday.

The police say many of the 140 teenagers - mostly girls aged 12 to 17 - were acquainted but were not members of any gang.

A new study shows injecting bone marrow cells into the heart's muscular wall helps restore blood flow to hearts with blocked arteries, and for which all conventional treatments have proven ineffective. Thus, bone marrow cells placed directly into a heart lacking in blood flow, helps in significantly improving angina symptoms, heart function, and patient's quality of life.

Mitsubishi is reducing the Colt model range's fuel consumption with
several measures including start-stop technology and roll-resistance
tyres, the Japanese car maker has announced.

Start-stop technology would be fitted to the 1.1 and 1.3 litre
petrol models on the European market as part of "Clear Tec" measures
that reduces consumption of the 1.1-litre model to 4.9 litres per 100
kilometres. This translates to an emission figure of 115 grammes per
kilometre. The 1.3-litre model consumption is down to 5.1 litres (119
g/km).