Man given licence to kill…squirrel driving him nuts
A cheeky Swedish squirrel may have cracked its last nut, after a man from the neighbourhood it has been ‘terrorising’ was given permission to kill it....
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Study: life may have bubbled out of Greenland volcano
Despite being one of the most sparsely populated countries in the world, scientists believe Greenland may be the place where life first began.
Dad faked daughter’s mental illness for cash
A man in Sweden is accused of fraudulently claiming several million kronor in benefits after forcing his daughter to fake a mental illness for 11 year...
Iceland tops 2012 travel polls in National Geographic and Lonely Planet
Iceland and its capital, Reykjavik are both currently topping the polls, making appearances in National Geographic and Lonely Planet as popular 2012 t...
President of Iceland presents Icelandair with Best Marketing Company award
Yesterday, the President of Iceland, Olafur Ragnar Grimsson, presented Icelandair with the award “Best Marketing Company of the Year” at t...
Nordic Council to help in fight against spinal cord injury
An Icelandic proposal that the Nordic countries should organise a joint project to search for an effective remedy/cure for spinal cord injuries has be...
Subway stalker site puts men in the picture
A debate has been sparked over a new website featuring secretly snapped photos of attractive men riding the Stockholm metro.
Police ignored Amager Attacker tip in 1990
Copenhagen Police ignored a precise tip on the identity of the man now known as the ‘Amager Attacker’ 21 years ago, it has been revealed.