Queen Sonja skips event as King Harald's condition worsens ↗
Front page leadQueen Sonja will not attend an event as King Harald's health deteriorates, with analysis highlighting his special significance to Norwegians.
Denmark
The front page of DR features news on the worsening health of King Harald of Norway, a stabbing incident in Herning resulting in a death, and political discussions in Denmark regarding speed limits and handicaps. Other stories cover cultural events like Gnags' farewell tour and environmental news…
Queen Sonja will not attend an event as King Harald's health deteriorates, with analysis highlighting his special significance to Norwegians.
A man who was stabbed in Herning has died from his injuries. The incident is reported as 'Kort nyt' (short news).
Danish band Gnags is announcing their farewell tour, giving fans a last chance to see 'Mr. Swing King' perform.
The political party Enhedslisten proposes lowering the speed limit to 30 km/h in Copenhagen, a move met with strong opposition, described as 'totally insane'.
Nemo's achievements have provided role models for boys in Greenland.
The Conservative party proposes revoking driving licenses for individuals who misuse or forge handicap parking permits.
A small, threatened toad species is finding refuge in areas where humans are digging, suggesting a man-made environment could aid its survival.
Former Danish table tennis star Michael Maze has been appointed as the new national coach for Sweden.
A robot has reportedly broken Usain Bolt's world record in a sprinting event.
A personal story about starting a new life, including a new job and house, on a remote island with a very small population.
An 18-year-old Australian hiker, who was missing for eight days, was incorrectly reported by police as being found alive.
An article discussing the health implications of milk consumption, based on scientific research.
A cultural story, likely about a couple's differing views on marriage, with a decision made by a 'Monopolet' (Monopoly or regulatory body, possibly in a show context).