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The NRK front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on former Prime Minister Erna Solberg's new autobiography, which details personal crises and political conflicts. Other top stories include a fatal traffic accident in Vestfold, an investigation into…

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Fatal traffic accident on E18 in Vestfold ↗

Front page lead

A severe traffic accident on the E18 in Vestfold has resulted in one confirmed fatality and multiple hospitalizations, leading to the closure of the highway.

Solberg's autobiography: 'Stock case' caused marital crisis ↗

Former Prime Minister Erna Solberg's new autobiography reveals that the 'stock case' led to the biggest crisis in her marriage.

Solberg attacks Listhaug in new book ↗

In her new book, Erna Solberg criticizes Sylvi Listhaug, stating that her actions created greater distance within the party.

Oil companies stocks fall ↗

Stocks of oil companies are experiencing a significant decline on the stock market.

Unemployment unchanged in Q3 ↗

Statistics Norway reports that the unemployment rate remained unchanged in the third quarter.

Used car prices stable as sales speed up ↗

Used cars are selling faster, while prices are remaining stable.

Russia may have practiced satellite attacks ↗

Experts suggest that Russia might have conducted exercises simulating satellite attacks.

Violations found at all hospitals investigated ↗

An investigation found violations at every hospital that was examined in Vestland.

Norway helper detained by police during World Championship ↗

An unknown incident occurred where a Norwegian helper was detained by police during the World Championship.

Rød-Larsen's private Oslo archive released ↗

Private archives from Oslo belonging to Rød-Larsen are being released, with a statement that no documents were previously known.

AUF resolution to cost 1400 billion: Inheriting the world's largest Mastercard… ↗

The youth wing of the Labour Party (AUF) passed a resolution that would cost 1400 billion, described as inheriting the world's largest Mastercard debt.