Trial of Høiby starts February 9, 2027 ↗
Front page leadThe trial against Marius Borg Høiby is scheduled to begin on February 9, 2027, concerning a straffesak (criminal case).
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The NRK front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a legal case involving Marius Borg Høiby, Australia's visa changes, a potential train strike in Norway, and international conflicts involving Russia and Ukraine, as well as a story about Donald Trump's trade…
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Australia announces visa changes ↗
Australia has announced upcoming changes to its visa regulations.
Heavy rain hits Catalonia and Valencia ↗
Severe rainfall has impacted the regions of Catalonia and Valencia.
Possible copper theft in Oslo ↗
Authorities are investigating a potential case of copper theft in Oslo.
Mediation resumes today, possible train strike Friday ↗
Negotiations are set to resume today, with a potential train strike looming for Friday morning.
Gas leak at industrial area in Larvik ↗
A gas leak has occurred at an industrial site in Larvik.
Ukraine: Ten injured in Russian air strikes on Kyiv ↗
Russian air attacks on Kyiv have resulted in ten injuries.
Trump threatens trade cuts after Canada proposal ↗
Donald Trump has indicated potential trade restrictions following a proposal from Canada.
Congress approves new sanctions against Russia ↗
The US Congress has passed new sanctions targeting Russia.
Ukrainian apartment building hit in air strike ↗
Reports indicate that a residential building in Ukraine has been struck during an air raid.
SVT: One of Europe's most wanted arrested in Norway ↗
According to SVT, a highly sought-after individual in Europe has been apprehended in Norway.
Tricked by Israel: World hasn't seen such a death trap ↗
A story alleging a deception by Israel, describing a 'death trap'.
Appeals case against Høiby starts February 9 ↗
The appeals case concerning Høiby will commence on February 9.
Stayed away from the honor: Did not want to be 'that cancer-stricken coach' ↗
A story about an athlete, Sjur Robert Nilsen, who deliberately avoided attention due to his cancer diagnosis.
Sound alarm about new screen advice: - Does not solve problems ↗
An expert criticizes new government advice for children and youth regarding screen time on platforms like TikTok and YouTube.
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