Missing Amager man remains a mystery
Danish police have admitted that they are still no closer to identifying a mystery man who appeared in the Amager district last month uttering nothing...
Asylum seekers to sue Norway over Greek deportations
A group of three asylum seekers is planning to take legal action against the Norwegian government and immigration authorities for what they say is wro...
Channel 4 UK travel personality starstruck by Iceland Northern Lights
According to the Daily Record, popular Channel 4 travel and property TV personality, Phil Spencer had the pleasure of capturing the Northern Lights wh...
Boy skier mauled after waking bear
A 12 year-old boy, who disturbed a hibernating brown bear by skiing over its lair, is in hospital after being bitten on both legs and scratched down h...
Nokia supply slowed by Japan disaster
Finnish mobile phone giant Nokia has announced that its supply could be disrupted by the devastating earthquake and tsunami in Japan.
Man: ‘Too much meat in my sausage’
A Swedish man has complained to the country’s Consumer Agency about a sausage product that claims to contain 104 percent meat.
Dating site for cheaters draws record complaints
A dating website which encourages married people to have affairs has prompted a record number of complaints to the advertising ombudsman in Sweden.
Icelandic krona exchange rates reflect recovery of national economy
Written by Tom Cleveland, foreign exchange market analyst: While the major foreign exchange event of the past decade would surely be the highly succes...