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The Yle news front page features a mix of domestic and international news. The top domestic story is the marriage of Finnish politician Hjallis Harkimo. Other domestic stories cover a controversial police moped stop, military service impacting student aid, and online clothing return issues…
Finnish Member of Parliament and leader of the Liike Nyt party, Harry "Hjallis" Harkimo, 72, and entrepreneur-host Jasmine Harkimo, 38, have married. The couple announced their union on Instagram.
An expert in police law questions the police's aggressive tactic of forcing a moped rider off the road and into a fence, stating that the use of force must be proportionate.
According to the police, the shooter at a school in Thailand had his air rifle confiscated by a teacher last year.
Undertaking military or civilian service can become expensive for students if issues related to study grants and loans are not properly managed. A legislative amendment is planned to address these problems.
A vessel recently added to the EU sanctions list, the Pioneer, was observed sailing towards Denmark on Sunday.
A toy company has launched a Whitney Houston Barbie doll, designed in collaboration with the singer's sister-in-law.
The head of a clothing company reports that customers are returning used garments, a growing phenomenon that is causing issues for the business.
Shanghai's two airports have canceled more than 1,300 flights due to an approaching typhoon, and authorities have evacuated over 390,000 people.
