Queen Mette-Marit to Miss Parliament Opening Due to Illness ↗
Front page leadQueen Mette-Marit will not attend the opening of the Norwegian Parliament because she is ill.
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The front page of NRK features a mix of domestic and international news. Domestically, the main story highlights Queen Mette-Marit's absence from the opening of Parliament due to illness, and a security alert issued by the PST along the coast. Internationally, the focus is on the ongoing conflict…
Queen Mette-Marit will not attend the opening of the Norwegian Parliament because she is ill.
Norway's Police Security Service (PST) is advising people living along the coast to be vigilant.
There are reactions to Erling Braut Haaland's body language during the match between Wales and Norway.
Someone reacted strongly to a question about the goalkeeper, stating 'Stop now, my God'.
Staff members reportedly lack sufficient Norwegian language skills, to the point of not knowing basic terms.
Schools are reportedly on fire throughout France.
The whale watching season has started, but there are increased concerns.
A pediatrician has expressed concern over the use of pills, noting an increase in overdoses among young people.
Yemen has conducted 20 attacks targeting Houthi rebels.
An air strike in Kyiv has resulted in one death and two injuries.
The Progress Party (Frp), Centre Party (Sp), and Christian Democratic Party (KrF) propose reducing fuel taxes until the end of the year.
Police have set up a safety perimeter around a warehouse fire in Porsgrunn.
Russian drones have attacked a crucial bridge in Kyiv.
Another attack has occurred on a tanker in the Strait of Hormuz.
Residents living near a burning warehouse in Porsgrunn have been evacuated.
Astronauts have reached the space station following a journey that set a new speed record.
Ukrainian drones have targeted an oil city in Russia.