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Bestseller owner buys Aarhus Airport out of crisis

Aarhus Airport has been rescued by the owner of the fashion giant Bestseller, who purchased its buildings and grounds to ensure the regional hub remains operational.

The shipping giant Mærsk reported profits that have nearly tripled, yet its share price fell sharply following the release of its latest financial results. Meanwhile, a new tax on high earners is already reaching more people than the government’s initial forecasts suggested.

Ministers are moving to tighten language requirements for social care students and increase penalties for those who share videos of violence. The government is also facing warnings that its oil extraction plans will prove costly, as a new report suggests the current climate policy may undermine the Paris Agreement.

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Convicted Director Confesses to New Assaults

A director, previously convicted, has confessed to committing new assaults, reportedly stating an attraction to boys.

Citizen Reacts to Inger Støjberg's Proposal with Laughter

A Danish individual has publicly described their reaction to a proposal put forth by Inger Støjberg, Chair of the Denmark Democrats and Member of the Folketing, as finding it "hilariously funny."

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