Service 28/10: Chamber debates on infrastructure • Lawsuit over grave desecration in Utrecht

The Dutch Parliament is discussing a budget of 18 billion euros for infrastructure maintenance, while four women face trial for holding a séance at children's graves. Additionally, quarterly financial results are expected from several companies, and a court ruling is anticipated in a case involving rapper Lil Kleine. In international news, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu claims a strong right-wing government following recent elections. Lastly, a medical tattoo artist, Mariska de Jong, is recognized as one of the best in the world for her work with women post-mastectomy.