 Hello, I'm Roisin Hastie with the BBC News. The new government of the Netherlands has been sworn in by King Willem-Alexander almost a year after the previous one collapsed. The right-wing coalition is made up of four parties, the largest led by the anti-immigration politician Geert Wilders, and the hooligan is in The Hague. By the signing of a royal decree, King Willem-Alexander has made the new hard-right coalition a reality. The new government will be led by the former head of the Dutch intelligence service Dijkstra.