More online monitoring after Norway attacks
Finnish police have promised to monitor the internet more closely for so-called ‘weak signals’ in the wake of the twin terror attacks in Norway.
sex crime politician in plea bargain talks
A former Norwegian politician, who is accused of filming young boys in the shower and requesting lewd photographs from youngsters in internet chat roo...
Investigation launched after Facebook party crimes
Finnish police have begun an investigation after a huge gathering of youngsters organised on Facebook resulted in rapes, assaults and vandalism.
Property bosses jailed for icicle brain damage
The owner and manager of an Oslo apartment building have been jailed for failing to remove ice from the roof that fell on a student last winter, causi...
Gunrunner Holck avoids Indian extradition
Notorious Danish gunrunner Niels Holck will not be extradited to India, after Denmark’s Director of Public Prosecutions rejected a call by the Indian ...
Police rescue Lithuanian teen sex slave
Danish police have rescued a Lithuanian teenager, who was being held as a sex slave in Copenhagen, after she managed to secretly email a friend in her...
Giant Greenland ice slab heads for Canada
A slab of ice the size of Bermuda, which broke off a Greenland glacier in August last year, is making headway towards Canada.
Danes to join new Gaza flotilla
Danish activists have announced that they will join a new flotilla of boats to the Palestinian Gaza Strip, just over a year after nine civilians were ...