Injection rooms hit the streets for Denmark’s drug addicts
Two ambulances donated by Falck, the private emergency response service, are now operating as injection rooms for people addicted to drugs.
Police perks probed in Finland
An investigation into the secret perks of being a police officer has been launched in Finland.
Danish piracy solution: go fishing instead
Danish authorities are working on an initiative that they hope will see Somali pirates exchange their Kalashnikovs for fishing rods.
Swine flu vaccine narcolepsy link confirmed
Finnish scientists have found a direct link between the swine flu vaccine and an increase in narcolepsy cases in children.
Islam a worrying religion for Finns
Despite most Finns being happy to welcome a member of another religion into their family, the majority hold negative views on Islam, according to new ...
Utoya heroes traumatised
Almost all of the civilians who helped save lives during the massacre on Utoya Island last month are now on sick leave and suffering from the aftersho...
IKEA founder Nazi ties resurface
The founder of IKEA is facing mounting questions about his past, after a new book accused him of more involvement than previously thought in the Swedi...
Politician sorry for Islam-violence letter
A far right politician has been forced to apologise after the Norwegian media uncovered a letter sent to his colleagues, in which he suggests Muslims ...