RTL Nieuws

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RTL Nieuws is a Dutch television news service produced by RTL Nederland. The national and international news service produces 17 bulletins each weekday and six weekend bulletins for RTL4 and RTL7, reaching a total audience of about 1.5 million people. With the evening broadcast sometimes reaching over 2 million viewers.

RTL Nieuws' main competitor is NOS Journaal, broadcast by the Nederlandse Omroep Stichting (Dutch Broadcasting Foundation) for public service television and radio. RTL co-operates primarily with the Flemish commercial television channel VTM and RTL Germany for international news coverage.

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[edit] Bulletins

On weekdays, at 6:45am and on the hour and half hour between 7am & 9am, RTL Onbijtnieuws (RTL Breakfast News) bulletins are broadcast on RTL4. An hourly daytime service of 15-minute bulletins airs on RTL7 between 9am and 5:30pm, featuring business news round-ups from RTL-Z. The 4pm bulletin is also broadcast on RTL4.

Seven days a week, three evening bulletins air on RTL4 in the form of a short 6pm bulletin, a main evening 20-minute programme at 7:30pm and a 10-minute late night bulletin at varying times. The Sunday edition of the 7:30pm news also features a short review of the past week's events.

In addition, RTL Nieuws produces an hourly daytime service called RTLZ on RTL7 combining news bulletins and business & financial updates on weekdays. A topical magazine programme, Editie NL, is also broadcast each weekday evening on RTL4.

[edit] On-air team

[edit] Breakfastnews (6.45-9.05)

Years Presenter Current role
1989–present Jan de Hoop Main presenter
2011–present Sanne Steusel Main relief presenter
2011–present Peter van Zadelhoff Occasional relief presenter
2007–present Sanne Boswinkel
2012–present Daphne Lammers
2011–present Marc de Jong

[edit] Former presenters

[edit] RTL Z news (9.05-17.55)

Years Presenter Current role
2001–present Roland Koopman Main presenter business
2005–present Roderick Veelo
2008–present Peter van Zadelhoff
2008–present Hella Hueck
2010–present Marc de Jong Main relief presenter business
2004–present Diana Matroos Main presenter news
2005–present Sanne Boswinkel
2010-present Hella Hueck Main relief presenter news

[edit] Former presenters

[edit] Editie NL (18.15-18.35)

Years Presenter Current role
2003–present Jeroen Latijnhouwers Main presenter (Monday-Friday)
2007–present Margreet Beetsma Main presenter (Monday, Wednesday, Thursday)
2004–present Daphne Lammers Main presenter (Tuesday, Friday)
2007–present Wilson Boldewijn Main relief presenter
2011–present Sanne Steusel Occasional relief presenter
2007–present Roderick Veelo

[edit] Former presenters

[edit] Eveningnews (16.00, 18.00, 19.30 and Late)

Years Presenter Current role
1996-1998 Rick Nieman Main presenter (Late)
1998–present Main presenter (Monday-Saturday at even weeks)
1999–present Suzanne Bosman
2003–present Roelof Hemmen Main presenter (Monday-Saturday at odd weeks)
2010–present Margreet Spijker
1999-2001 Main presenter (18.00)
1999-2011 Main presenter (Sunday at even weeks) & Main relief presenter
2002–present Antoin Peeters Main presenter (Sunday at odd weeks) & Main relief presenter
2011–present Daphne Lammers Main presenter (Sunday at even weeks) & Main relief presenter
2007–present Sanne Boswinkel Occasional relief presenter (Monday-Sunday)
2010-present Diana Matroos Main relief presenter (Sunday)

[edit] Former presenters

[edit] RTL Weather (18.30, 19.50, Late)

Years Presenter Current role
1989–present Reinier van den Berg Main presenter
1993–present Margo Ribberink
1996–present Helga van Leur
1996–present Peter Timofeeff
2008–present Dennis Wilt Main relief presenter

[edit] Correspondents

Politics

  • Jos Heijmans

National

  • Reinoud Broekhuijsen
  • Jaap van Deurzen
  • Betty Glas
  • Hella Hueck
  • Rick Konijnenbelt
  • Daphne Lammers
  • Marcel Maijer (Sports)
  • Antoin Peeters
  • Sandra Schuurhof (Royalty)

International

  • Jeroen Akkermans (Germany & Eastern Europe)
  • Silvia Brens (Turkey, Greece & Balkan)
  • Tim Dekkers (Australia & New Zealand)
  • Ruud Elmendorp (Africa)
  • Roel Geeraedts (Israel & the Middle-East)
  • Nina Jurna (Surinam & Latin America)
  • Vanessa Lamsvelt (United Kingdom & Ireland)
  • Arthur de Leeuw (Africa)
  • Erik Mouthaan (North America)
  • Pauline Valkenet (Italy, Malta & Vatican City)
  • Stefan de Vries (France)
  • Marije Vlaskamp (South-East Asia)

Former international correspondents

  • Reinoud Broekhuijsen (Russia)
  • Conny Mus (Israel & The Middle East)
  • Max Westerman (Germany & Eastern Europe (1989–91), USA & Canada (1991–2006))

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