“In creating the articles and news facts discussed therein Hello everyone stated, we always try to use the greatest care. Regardless of whether it relates to people who are suspected of crimes and thus discredited.”

It was last week Hello everyone wrote that Sven Pichal was not present at his brother’s funeral, although he helped carry the coffin. This caused an issue before the News Council and last week they had to correct their message. They didn’t do this without carefully announcing that they do their best to carefully report people suspected of crimes (Read: Sven Pichal). Tip: a journalist must always report carefully, no matter what it’s about.

“Everyone does what they want with their lives and their hormones, but I don’t like them saying I’m gay when I’m not. “

Jimmy Frey also appreciates factual reporting. (in Hello everyone)

“I met Julio Iglesias at the Knokke Cup in the late 1960s. We became friends at the bar. Patricia Paay was also there. He had a soft spot for her, but the Frey was done with him. That was a one night stand”

Julio Iglesias and Patricia Paay can confirm that Jimmy Frey does what he wants with his hormones. And that he loves women. (in Hello everyone)

“I have yet to meet the man who wants to go out for me. But a good, calm person with a sense of humor can always come.”

Maybe Jimmy Frey should visit Els De Schepper. (in Hello everyone)

“When we met, I liked him immediately. Such a funny and funny person, with such beautiful blue eyes. I was a bit hesitant at first, but not so much now.”

Finance Minister Vincent Van Peteghem (CD&V), with his sense of humor, might also deserve a visit to Els De Schepper, but Evelyn De Blieck has already left. (in Hello everyone)

“I’m pressure-resistant, straightforward and results-oriented. That’s exactly what I really miss in politics”

Conner Rousseau (Vooruit) also claims to have several qualities that make one fall for him, but his sense of humor may not be what it should be. Or at least not if he’s been drinking. (in There)

“My lame jokes don’t always go down well at home. My daughters are still young, but I hear them moaning regularly. So the standard isn’t always high, I admit.”

There are no perfect men: Vincent Van Peteghem’s level of humor also dips from time to time. And even his daughters, seven, four and two years old, will confirm this. (in Hello everyone)

“Adolescents are like art: they make you look at reality in a different way”

When Vincent Van Peteghem’s daughters are a little older, they teach him many more new insights. Annelies Van Herck can already talk about this. (in There)

“I have had many friends because I was in a life that was running on and putting me in so many new situations. “

Musician Pat Krimson is not calm enough to visit Els De Schepper. (in Hello everyone)

“Giba spoke only three Dutch words: pieten, poepen and wijven”

Youth writer Marc De Bel was a footballer at SV Waregem in his youth and his Brazilian teammate Giba also had several friends as he lived a fast paced life. (in There)

“The art is not in deceiving each other, but in living together.”

Pat Krimson has a great life lesson. (in Hello everyone)

“I think it makes a lot more sense for divorced people than for non-divorced people. “

Marc De Bel is not going against Pat Krimson. (in There)

“My boyfriend at the time was a vegetarian and wouldn’t kiss me if I’d eaten a hamburger. So I became a vegetarian too”

Eco-blogger Elisabeth Van Lierop knows that you have to give something up to stay with your loved one. (in There)

“I hate my goatee too, but my wife loves a goatee and after all, she’s the one who needs to look at my face the most.”

Marc De Bel is also willing to do anything to stay with his love. (in There)

“It was only when Tijs told me he only bought fair trade bananas that I was sold. “

When Elisabeth Van Lierop started looking for a new lover, she also had several conditions that she had to meet. (in There)

“As a teenager I was in love with Enzo Scifo. All my friends were in love with Alex Czerniatynski. I thought: if we ever meet him and he has to choose, he will never choose me, so I will take someone else.”

For presenter Anja Daems, choosing the person you are in love with is a form of probability calculation. (in The morning)

“I would rather join the Belgian army than the Ukrainian one. There are still things to protect in this country.”

Vitaliy, a Ukrainian refugee in our country, also makes probability calculations if he has to join the army. And he has thoughts: “Should I defend a country where judges, politicians, civil servants and military commanders are corrupt?” We remember: we always think that things are bad for us, but it could be much worse. (In the Newspaper)

“If we all look like babies to our leaders to solve everything, we are imposing unrealistic expectations on them. Then you can also get baboons as leaders. “

As said: we always think our situation is bad, but it can always be much worse. (Koen Marichal from the Antwerp School of Management in The standard rate)

“I believe you can go to war with me”

Would Conner Rousseau really choose the Belgian army or the Ukrainian one? (in There)

“See that door? It is closed. But not for Remco Evenepoel. If necessary, he will walk through.”

According to Patrick Lefevere, you can also go to war with Remco Evenepoel. (In the Newspaper)

“I don’t like the political world. It’s too stuffy, too elitist, too self-absorbed for me.”

If Conner Rousseau is tired of the political world and wants to go to war: Ukraine is still looking for soldiers. (in There)

“If someone in Flanders says he’s centre-left, then in Wallonia he’s centre-left.”

The political world is not only filled, elitist and introverted, but also very complicated – or at least if we try to understand Georges-Louis Bouchez. (In the Newspaper)

“What is the name of that woman who sells so many books? Pascale Naessens, yes. But these are glorious picture books, contrary to what I do. “

Speaking of stuffed, elitist and introverted: Herwig Van Hove would feel like a sperm whale in water in politics. (In the Newspaper)

“You have to have confidence in a four-year-old wearing a Batman suit. He’s not afraid”

According to Georges-Louis Bouchez, politics is not complicated, but very simple. And with the confidence of a four-year-old wearing a Batman costume, you can go to war too. (on his speech on May 1)

“I hardly talk to anyone about my work, except colleagues who are in office. With friends I seem to brag quickly. “

Because war reporter Robin Ramaekers thinks he’s bragging when he talks about his work, he wrote a book about it: Front. (in The last news)

“At half past eleven at night we suddenly heard a bang, not normal. Oli said, “Wait, what’s that!”

Stan Dewulf and Oliver Naesen were not at the front, but in a hotel when a piece of the roof came down in the middle of the night. Naesen: “I was scared to death. In the future, I will keep an even closer eye on the top than it already was. ” (on Sporza and in the Newspaper)

“Jürgen Foré held a key position at Deloitte. And the salary of a cycling team is not the salary of an inspector as soon as he picks up his stylo.”

Not only does Jürgen Foré, the new COO of Soudal-Quick Step, have to give up a salary, he also has to oversee the roof of the hotel from now on. (Patrick Lefevere said in the Newspaper)