Here are your radar controls for the week. Police will fine all those speeding in these areas.

Find out where you can watch the World Cup final today with other fans -it’s more fun!  And then there is the angry note from a resident concerned about illegal dumping of garden waste.  Finally, a Chinese company has entered the rental bike market in NRW.

A farmer has given up the struggle over milk prices and is now banking on houseboats on a lake. City dwellers appreciate the taste of calm and the view of the water.

Visiting Israeli professor Yitzhak Melamed from Baltimore, Maryland, who police tackled and punched after mistakenly thinking him to be the attacker, has raised serious allegations against Bonn police.

In this column, the author looks at life in Germany, as a Brit who is living in Bonn for years. In this edition, he politely looks at the Germans who are famous for having principles but have they mastered the art of real politeness? And actually, what is the truth behind the little white lie - do you really want to find out?

The Panama Open Air Festival kicked off on Friday afternoon in the Rheinaue Park under sunny skies. Around 20,000 visitors are expected to attend the festival this weekend.

Dieter Zurmahr cleans the footpath in front of Mediamarkt at the Budapester Straße, without making a sound. The paving tiles are covered in chewing gum.

Police in plain clothes secured the entrance to the festival hall at the university’s main building on Thursday. After the violent attack against a 50-year-old college professor from the USA a day prior, special precautions were taken.

Gary Blackburn has created a fairytale forest on his property in Linz-Kretzhaus, including tanks. But now the regional authorities in the Kreis Neuwied want to close down the private exhibition titled „Little Britain“.

A 20-year-old German of Palestinian origin attacked a 50-year-old Israeli Professor from the US, who was in town for a guest lecture at the University in Bonn, on Wednesday afternoon. The police first mistook the victim for the culprit. Has antisemitism in Bonn reached a new level?