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Utøya survivors have their day in court

Survivors of Anders Behring Breivik’s Utøya Island massacre have continued to recount their harrowing tales at his trial in Oslo.

GeneralMay 29, 2012
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Danish vicar backtracks on gay burial refusal

A Danish vicar has apologised after refusing bury a deceased woman because she was a lesbian.

DenmarkMay 29, 2012
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Bourdain’s No Reservations sinks teeth into Helsinki

A Helsinki episode of Anthony Bourdain’s popular No Reservations programme has aired in the US, with viewers across the pond voicing mixed opinions on...

FinlandMay 27, 2012
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101-year-old Swede scares off thief with stick

A 101-year-old Swedish woman scared a bungling burglar out of her home by beating him over the head with her stick, according to media reports.

MBLMay 26, 2012
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Most competitive energy prices in Europe offered by Landsvirkjun in Iceland

A submarine power cable to the UK or the European continent is a potential win-win project for both Iceland and the receiving country in Europe stated...

BusinessMay 25, 2012
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Chef Ramsay burned for eating whale in Iceland

British celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay has been slammed by wildlife conservationists for eating whale meat while on holiday in Iceland. The foul-mouthed...

GeneralMay 25, 2012
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Oslo’s ‘angry toddler’ left red-faced by vandals

Norwegian police are hunting vandals who painted Oslo’s iconic angry toddler statue (Sinnataggen) red over the weekend. The prank was just the latest ...

ArtMay 24, 2012
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Danes survive as Nepali plane crash kills 15

Two Danish tourists have survived a plane crash in Nepal that left 15 of the 21 onboard dead.

DenmarkMay 24, 2012
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