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Training can be a health hazard
20 percent risk of heart attacks.
Swan deaths escalate in Rogaland
A tough winter takes its toll.
Navy band to get more rests
Budget cuts mean concerts could be curtailed.
Finance minister to tighten purse strings
“The state must get its growing costs under control,” says Johnsen.
Israel attracts heavy censure
Government protests strongly against building in East Jerusalem.
Infrastructure and transport in decay
Engineers estimate huge repair bill.
Lorry loaded with F-16 missiles crashes
Military spokesman says public was never in danger.
OECD tells Norway to put the brakes on
Organisation criticises high spending and inefficiency.
Published on 9th March, 2010 at 15:38.
Last Updated on 11th March 2010 at 14:11.
Philip Morris to sue Norwegian state
Tobacco giant claims concealing tobacco products contravenes competition law.
International Women’s Day
It is 100 years today since the German feminist Clara Zetkin’s idea of International Women’s Day was born. Here’s a short round-up of some of today’s events and discussions.
Girls die in drowning accident
Community gathers in shock and sorrow.
Record number apply to international schools
Norwegian school system blamed.
Biodiesel battle looms
Punch-up at the pumps for Stoltenberg again.
Published on 5th March, 2010 at 13:37.
Last Updated on 5th March 2010 at 20:37.
Earth tremor in Rogaland
Shockwaves felt as far away as Hedmark.
Hijab discussion covers up children’s rights
Ombudsman expresses concern about polarisation.
Published on 4th March, 2010 at 13:29.
Last Updated on 4th March 2010 at 15:08.
Choice Hotels make dog’s dinner of ecological breakfast
Mystery test reveals thinly-spread promise.
Published on 3rd March, 2010 at 21:58.
Last Updated on 4th March 2010 at 11:26.
Scandinavians to introduce malpractice register
Health authorities respond.
“Impostor” discovered at Palace
“No comment”, says assistant director of communications.
Prostitution law fails victims
Police and Ministry of Justice face criticism.
Politicians split over school hijab ban
Rights, principles, and consequences.
Published on 26th February, 2010 at 14:36.
Last Updated on 4th March 2010 at 13:30.
Police find Ashraf’s body
25 year-old suspect admits murder.
Palace rules out connection to paintings
Possible Nazi art thefts remain in Canadian gallery. Scepticism at home.
Fat seamen sail against the wind
Health complaints pipe sailors ashore.
Yemenis jail Norwegian terror-suspect
Family afraid for man’s safety.
Electricity prices through the roof
Low reservoirs mean bad news for consumers.
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- Storberget to reduce asylum seekers’ appeal rights (11/02/2010)
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- Asylum policy abuses children’s rights (10/02/2010)
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- Broadcasting Council defends BBC programme (07/02/2010)
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- Forced deportations attract European censure (05/02/2010)
- Fire kills 250 pigs (05/02/2010)
- Explosion in Norwegian arms trade (05/02/2010)
- Stavanger’s air poses health risk (04/02/2010)
- Marine commandoes to be questioned (04/02/2010)
- “Norway has broken diplomatic rules”, Morocco’s foreign minister claims (03/02/2010)
- Støre and Lavrov meet in Moscow (03/02/2010)
- House mortgages to be reigned in (03/02/2010)
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- Mystery of Moroccan handover deepens (01/02/2010)
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- Road authority creates icy front (30/01/2010)
- “Perigree moon” to cause weekend moose alert (29/01/2010)
- Eide held secret talks with Taliban (29/01/2010)
- Zero hour for Shtokman? (28/01/2010)
- Authorities fear child obesity epidemic (28/01/2010)
- Stoltenberg gives the Swiss a miss (27/01/2010)
- Helicopter crashes outside Horten (27/01/2010)
- Krekar’s family name hit-man’s client (27/01/2010)
- More Iraqi asylum seekers deported (26/01/2010)
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- Police arrest man in wheelchair (23/01/2010)
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