Injured sauna man not blowing off steam
A man who nearly died in the Sauna World Championship finals in Finland this summer, says he does not blame the event organisers.
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Chestnuts blamed for fishy autumn deaths
An unlikely assassin has been blamed for the seasonal demise of trout in an area of Denmark. Environmentalists say a Native American fishing trick has...
Most parish candidates in favour of gay unions
The majority of candidates in the parish elections for the Finnish Evangelical Lutheran Church support gay relationships, according to a new survey.
Oddi Printing receives certificate of merit in international print competition
Oddi Printing of Iceland has been awarded a 2010 Premier Print Award, for outstanding achievement in the production of art books. The graphic arts ind...
Finns abandon church in droves after gay TV debate
A record number of Finns have left the church after a controversial TV debate about gay rights. The mass exodus from the Evangelical Lutheran state ch...
Oslo astrological clock unveiled yesterday by Mayor Fabian Stanglo
The new Oslo astrological clock was unveiled yesterday during a ceremony hosted by Mayor Fabian Stang at Karl Johans 3 in central Oslo, Norway. The ci...
Norwegian terror suspect released
One of three suspected terrorists has been released by the Supreme Court in Norway after an attempt by the police to keep him in custody was rejected....
Icelandic male choir music event honours President of Iceland
The Kotlumot male choir concert event, held every 5 years, celebrated its seventh edition in the small town of Fludir in the south of Iceland over the...