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The front page of MTV Uutiset features several prominent domestic news stories from Finland. Top stories include criticism of police actions at a moped meet in Tuusula, a missing person case potentially linked to a serial predator in Helsinki, and the re-opening of a train connection to Sweden…
Legal expert Matti Tolvanen has strongly criticized the police's conduct during a moped meet in Tuusula, Finland, labeling their actions as "extremely questionable."
A direct train connection between Finland and Sweden has been reopened after a 40-year hiatus, with MTV news reporting on the inaugural journey.
An investigation is ongoing into whether a serial predator is responsible for the disappearance and suspected murder of a woman from Helsinki, whose bank account was emptied before she went missing.
A top Finnish contender in athletics has declared an ambitious goal for themselves, emphasizing the need for sharp performance.
The identities of the candidates competing in the 'Special Forces' reality show have been revealed.
A remarkable snooker record previously held by Ronnie O'Sullivan has been broken.
New guidelines concerning restroom usage have sparked controversy and outrage in Britain.
Details regarding the schedule and participating Finnish athletes for the 2026 European Athletics Championships have been announced.
Popular radio personality Jussi Heikelä is making a comeback to the airwaves.
An article discusses a specific form of exercise that has the potential to safeguard against memory-related illnesses, prompting readers to consider if they already practice it.
An expert offers an optimistic assessment of Finland's chances of winning medals, stating that the outcome is within the athletes' control.
A Swedish ground beef soup recipe has gained popularity in Finland, and the article asks readers if they have tasted this trending dish.
A significant and surprising change has occurred on the candy shelves, as reported by the 'Makuja' section.
