AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - The head office of the Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf was hit by a delivery van in the small hours of Tuesday in what police said was a deliberate act, but no one was injured. The building houses the head office of the tabloid De Telegraaf, the country’s top-selling paper, which focuses on sports, crime, and celebrity gossip. The police said the act was believed to be intentional, but no-one was hurt and the driver had fled the scene, most likely in a dark-coloured Audi car. In a statement, Telegraaf editor-in-chief Paul Jansen said: "We will have to wait and see what the police investigation shows, but we will continue our work. A 41-year-old man has been arrested over the attack last Thursday which also caused no injuries.
A van is driven into the headquarters of De Telegraaf in Amsterdam, Netherlands. The building is severely damaged in an ensuing fire. Terrorism has not been ruled out.