Bear Hunting in Lieksa: Several Bears Shot ↗
Front page leadSeveral bears have been shot as part of hunting activities in Lieksa, with MTV present to cover the event.
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The MTV Uutiset front page features a mix of domestic Finnish news and international events. Top stories include bear hunting in Lieksa, weather forecasts from Pekka Pouda, and a legal dispute involving the University of Helsinki. Other prominent stories cover alleged mistreatment of disabled…
Several bears have been shot as part of hunting activities in Lieksa, with MTV present to cover the event.
Meteorologist Pekka Pouda brings positive weather forecasts for those enjoying their holidays in the latter part of summer.
Russian attacks in the Kyiv region have resulted in at least 13 deaths, with a children's hospital and a school sustaining damage.
Jonna Geagea from the Finnish pop group Nylon Beat is seeking a divorce from her lawyer husband.
The University of Helsinki is appealing administrative court decisions regarding research grants for Rydman.
According to Yle, caregivers in Kainuu allegedly used pepper spray on individuals with intellectual disabilities, described as a severe human rights violation.
The period requiring dogs to be leashed in urban areas has ended, though it is still recommended to keep dogs on a leash.
Karoliina Tuominen is departing from her role on the morning radio show.
A BBC royal expert explains the reasons behind Meghan and Harry's return to Britain.
Experts offer advice on the ideal amount of emergency savings and financial goals to aim for.
A survey shows which countries Finns would like to see join the EU, with a surprising name from across the Atlantic mentioned.
There is significant uncertainty in the World Rally Championship, with Sami Pajari making a surprising comment about taking 'a bit of a holiday'.
Insurance company Pohjola reports that collision damage to electric cars is considerably more costly than for traditional vehicles.
The FIFA Vice President has reportedly sided against Gianni Infantino, calling it the 'final straw'.
An increasing number of serious crimes are being reclassified as minor offenses in court, resulting in shorter sentences for criminals.
State alcohol retailer Alko is implementing major changes to its store opening hours, with some locations open on public holidays.
MTV correspondent Mari Karppinen reportedly received a stern look from Donald Trump.