Sentences given in match fixing case
Nine foreign footballers involved in a match-fixing scandal in the Finnish league have been handed down suspended prison terms.
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.
Denmark to review fertiliser laws after Oslo bomb
Denmark’s justice minister has pledged to review the country’s regulations on buying artificial fertiliser, in the hope of preventing terrorist from m...
Terror death toll reduced as Breivik appears in court
In an unusual but welcome development, Norwegian police have announced a reduction in the death toll from Friday’s twin terror attacks.
Norway double attacker to appear in court
The man blamed for twin terror attacks in Norway that left almost 100 people dead on Friday is due to appear in court today.
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.
Ship to Gaza website in ‘cyber attack’
Activists on the Swedish Ship to Gaza have claimed that a cyber attack on their website is the latest attempt to sabotage the aid mission of the Freed...