Interview with Haaland Cancelled ↗
Front page leadTV 2 has declined to interview football star Erling Haaland after he demanded specific questions be asked.
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TV 2 has declined to interview football star Erling Haaland after he demanded specific questions be asked.
During the appeal hearing for Marius Borg Høiby, new witnesses are expected to testify.
A person walked out of an event, calling it "disrespectful".
Hedvig Sophie Gledestadt discusses her breakup and their plans to have children.
Following a large operation in Finnmark, seven people have been taken into custody.
Early results from the Israeli election show Netanyahu's party widening its lead, creating an "absurd atmosphere".
Donald Trump has announced plans to ban the use of the term 'artificial intelligence'.
Snoring can be a sign of underlying health issues, with symptoms and treatments discussed.
The Minister of Culture, Lubna Jaffery, comments on the participation of Russian athletes, noting that "more people are dying and suffering".
An article explains the reasons why a specific individual does not want to lie down.
Two high-speed trains have collided in Spain.
Concerns are raised about the placement of one-year-old children in kindergarten, described as a "large social experiment".
Conflicting reports suggest that a figure previously in the USA has now left the country.
SAS cabin crew have gone on strike, and passengers are being contacted directly.
An unspecified event was saved by a player named Nusa, described as 'magic'.
A review is promised in cross-country skiing after athletes protested new World Cup selection rules, leading to "more chaos".
A new study shows a significant drop in cholesterol levels after a new treatment method.
DNA evidence connects Ted Bundy to a 52-year-old murder mystery.
A story with the headline 'Buttocks Fool'.
Equinor reports its strongest performance since 2022.
The Norwegian Civil Aviation Authority did not inform the ministry about a crisis report.
A discussion about the 'looksmaxxing' trend, with participants finding it "completely insane".
Someone has received clear instructions.
Chef Hellstrom advises on essential items, stating "You must have that with you".
An Arsenal football match was interrupted by a drone, causing frustration.
Over two kilograms of gold and jewelry were found in a sewer, linked to a wave of thefts.
A psychologist discusses 'Mom Rage', an anger experienced by mothers that is rarely spoken about.
The crane incident in Oslo is being viewed as "very serious".