Tag: Light

  • Maersk returns to the clouds with air freight

    Maersk returns to the clouds with air freight

    Nof its first rodeoMaersk said that they would have daily flights out of Denmark’s second largest airport and enter into an agreement with the Flight Personnel Union (FPU). Initially, the company will employ five aircraft – two new B777F and three leased B767-300 cargo aircraft, and the goal is for its new air cargo cluster […]

  • The apartment rental company opens a café in its residential building in Toppilansalmi, Oulu

    The apartment rental company opens a café in its residential building in Toppilansalmi, Oulu

    Housing rental company Joo Kodit will open a multi-purpose café and event space in its new Oulu Mallastohtori residential complex in Toppilansalmi, Oulu, which will be completed in late 2022. The cafe called Joo Hetki is open to everyone. For the residents of the housing association, it serves as a common living room where it […]

  • Southern and central Finland is set to be shown in the northern lights

    Southern and central Finland is set to be shown in the northern lights

    The chances of seeing the northern lights in southern and central Finland are good "high" According to the Finnish Meteorological Institute, in the coming days. Geomagnetic disturbances have been observed in the last 24 hours, the institute said northern lights The phenomenon is therefore likely to be visible in the Finnish sky at dusk on […]

  • Zelensky with a lively speech to Parliament

    Zelensky with a lively speech to Parliament

    Turn on a light for UkraineZelensky ended his emotional speech by urging the Danish public to make their ‘coziness’ an act of support for Ukraine tonight. “I know that candlelight is an aspect of cosiness and a normal home life in Denmark, a life that many people in Ukraine can only dream of now,” he […]

  • VMA Ulricehamn, Västra Götaland County.

    VMA Ulricehamn, Västra Götaland County.

    Listen to the highlights of her career in the audio clip. The clip comes from Radiosporten and was published on March 22, 2022.

  • Defense Committee: Extra money for the defense

    Defense Committee: Extra money for the defense

    The government and the parties in the Defense Committee agree to strengthen the defense by about three billion more already this year, according to information. It could also be a green light to place orders for tens of billions more by 2030. The echo transmits immediately.

  • Finland and Estonia are discussing the promotion of co-operation in the transport sector

    Finland and Estonia are discussing the promotion of co-operation in the transport sector

    The co-operation has been agreed in the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between Finland and Estonia signed on 26 April 2021, the purpose of which is to promote co-operation in the transport sector and the exchange of information between the two countries. transport projects. The discussion was led by Sabina LindströmDirector-General of the Ministry of Transport […]

  • * NEW * Sect leader Mother Lilly

    * NEW * Sect leader Mother Lilly

    Lilly and her disciples form the movement World Light Center, which will be called one of Sweden’s strangest sects. Lilly claims to be a world savior, but defectors testify that for twenty years she rules with threats and violence. The children are particularly vulnerable. When will society step in? Where is the boundary between religious […]

  • Sweden announces an additional SEK 500 million in humanitarian aid to Ukraine

    Stockholm [Sweden]March 1 (ANI): On Tuesday, Sweden announced an additional SEK 500 million in humanitarian aid to Ukraine, which gives the total contribution to Ukraine to SEK 1 billion in humanitarian aid. Sweden’s Foreign Minister Ann Linde spoke on Twitter, “Sweden announces an additional SEK 500 million (EUR 47 million) in humanitarian aid to Ukraine. […]

  • No electricity and no hot water due to a lightning strike

    No electricity and no hot water due to a lightning strike

    According to information provided by Veitur, the lightning cut off the electricity in the capital area. The radio in Efstaleit went out of power shortly before 4 a.m. and the backup power station took over. There was no hot water in the capital due to power cuts due to lightning strikes. The news agency also […]

  • Räsänen’s trial: Yle defends its right to present controversial views

    Räsänen’s trial: Yle defends its right to present controversial views

    Yleisradio (Yle) has opposed the prosecutor’s demand to remove parts of the 2019 radio program that dealt with homosexuality. Yle filed its defense on Thursday in the Helsinki District Court, which is hearing the trial of the Christian Democrat MP Päivi Räsänen are underway. Räsänen’s charges are incitement against three minority groups in connection with […]

  • Modern presentation of ‘Don Giovanni’ also has plenty for the purists to enjoy

    Modern presentation of ‘Don Giovanni’ also has plenty for the purists to enjoy

    There was a full house in Copenhagen Opera House for ‘Don Giovanni’ on Saturday night. The presentation was not flawless, but the audience seemed to enjoy it from start to finish, and that’s what matters, right? A luxury hotel with unsettling staff provided a modern setting, but there is no doubt that the story brought […]

  • Both divorces and weddings fell last year

    Both divorces and weddings fell last year

    Rejection in ‘I do’ statements The figures also showed that 27,600 couples got married last year, which was 3 percent lower than in 2021 and the lowest figure since 2014. The number of registered church marriages last year rose slightly to 7,850 in 2021, accounting for 29 percent of all marriages of the opposite sex. […]

  • Finland signs the F-35 fighter jet

    Finland signs the F-35 fighter jet

    The Department of Defense announced on Friday that it had signed a formal purchase agreement for dozens of F-35 fighter jets. Finland will replace the aging Hornet fighter jet with 64 Lockheed Martin aircraft and a weapon system for approximately EUR 8.4 billion. The board approved the acquisition of the Lockheed Martin F-35A Lightning II […]

  • Week ‘Six’ moves with the times: Birds and the bees joined after consent

    Week ‘Six’ moves with the times: Birds and the bees joined after consent

    Week six is ​​upon us… or Week Six, as they say in the Danish primary and lower secondary schools with a knowing wink. It can not be a coincidence that Sex & Society just this week has chosen to take over the curriculum with its annual focus on sex education. Danish school children are therefore […]

  • Vegan party members agree that it was a mistake to exclude the party’s meat

    Vegan party members agree that it was a mistake to exclude the party’s meat

    For reasons that even he did not fully understand, Henrik Vindfeldt was thrown out of the Vegan Party in January. But today, the co-founder is back in the game. Critical issues at extraordinary general meeting On Sunday at 11.00, there was a national emergency meeting at Zleep Hotel in Høje Taastrup to take up two […]

  • Paper: Minister of Sports Kurvinen cancels the Olympic trip due to the risk of quarantine

    Paper: Minister of Sports Kurvinen cancels the Olympic trip due to the risk of quarantine

    Finnish Minister of Sport Antti Kurvinen (Cen) will not attend the opening ceremony of the Beijing Winter Olympics, but says the decision to cancel his trip is not part of the boycott. Keskusta’s newspaper Suomenmaa was the first to report on the matter. Kurvinen said he wanted to avoid the risk of getting stuck in […]

  • YLE: The center wins, the Basic Finns lose their footing before the provincial elections

    YLE: The center wins, the Basic Finns lose their footing before the provincial elections

    The Coalition Party will remain quite comfortable on the pile with a 22.4 per cent support party at the source of the campaign to run before the elections on Sunday 23 January. The popularity of the Social Democratic Party fell 0.9 points to 18.0 percent, allowing for a fierce battle for second place between it […]

  • Iran says it is ready for bilateral talks on a crashed Ukrainian jet

    TEHRAN, January 7 (Xinhua) – The Iranian Foreign Ministry said on Friday that the country is ready to hold bilateral talks with each of the related countries on issues related to the crash of a Ukrainian passenger plane near Tehran 2020. The ministry expressed its condolences to the families of the victims in a statement, […]

  • Collapsed scaffolding and flying cladding

    Collapsed scaffolding and flying cladding

    Despite media warnings, the police, fire brigade and rescue teams last night were called about 70 times between 10:45 pm and 4 am. Cladding loosened, scaffolding collapsed, tiles and other lighter materials fell out of workplaces. Trailers flew as well, and the party tent was moved to an adjoining yard, according to a police journal […]

  • Professional boxer Erik Skoglund’s fight

    Professional boxer Erik Skoglund’s fight

    Erik Skoglund is small and weak when he is small. His nose is bleeding from the slightest bit. But when he, as an 11-year-old, accompanies his big brother to the boxing training, he decides: He will be the best in the world. Despite the fact that he is not a given talent in the boxing […]

  • The technology industry reaches a contract agreement, the threat of a strike is fading

    The technology industry reaches a contract agreement, the threat of a strike is fading

    In the Finnish technology sector, which includes the metal, electronics and IT sectors, it seems that the threat of a strike has been avoided. The parties to the labor dispute reached an agreement in negotiations mediated by the National Conciliator on Tuesday night Vuokko Piekkala. The agreement has yet to be approved by the Board […]

  • The Lux Helsinki Light Festival comes alive in the midst of epidemic changes

    The Lux Helsinki Light Festival comes alive in the midst of epidemic changes

    After a break caused by Covid for a year, the Helsinki light art exhibition Lux Helsinki will return on Wednesday evening. However, the deteriorating situation has led organizers to make last-minute changes to this year’s program to ensure public safety. The event, which lasts for five days until Sunday, is mainly held outdoors around the […]

  • Danske Nyheder Round-Up: Children account for 40 percent of all fireworks injuries

    Danske Nyheder Round-Up: Children account for 40 percent of all fireworks injuries

    Every New Year’s Eve, the public does not learn this year’s lessons. From failing to ensure that their children wear goggles to taking a ridiculously close look at the fireworks that could not fire, injuries are common every year in a country where a fair portion of the population are self-proclaimed pyrotechnic lunatics. Four out […]

  • Finland is seeing a leap in birth rates

    Finland is seeing a leap in birth rates

    Finland is known for one of the lowest birth rates in the world. However, the birth rate in 2021 has come as a surprise, showing that the birth rate increased by 7.1 per cent in January-November last year compared to the same period in 2020. Although not all births in December have yet been tabulated, […]

  • Wittenberg-Birnamwood basketball for girls beats Marathon on the road, Iola-Scandinavia beats Pacelli

    Wittenberg-Birnamwood basketball for girls beats Marathon on the road, Iola-Scandinavia beats Pacelli

    WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAW) – Wittenberg-Birnamwood won a big non-conference win over Marathon on the road while Iola-Scandinavia beat Pacelli in the Sentry Classic in the highlights on 28 December. Allison Wokatsch’s leading goal scorer in the Marathon lost 14 points, but Wittenberg was able to overcome a disadvantage at half time and win 39-33. At […]

  • The new low-cost Norwegian airlines will compete with Icelandic ones

    The new low-cost Norwegian airlines will compete with Icelandic ones

    A new low-cost airline, Norse Atlantic, has been established in Norway to compete with Play and Icelandair. The Norwegian Civil Aviation Authority yesterday granted a license to operate the new low-cost airline Norse Atlantic. As soon as the company signs cooperation agreements with British and American aviation agencies, the sale of scheduled flights from London […]

  • Travel trends: The Danes did not get far this year

    Travel trends: The Danes did not get far this year

    The USA traveled to Denmark According to Momondo, the busiest day of the year in terms of travel search dates was October 16, the start of the fall break. Momondo data also showed that the US topped the list of countries that had the most searches for travel to Denmark. Britain, Germany, France and Spain […]

  • SPECIAL: The Spy Brothers and Säpo

    SPECIAL: The Spy Brothers and Säpo

    In September, a man is arrested on suspicion of gross unauthorized employment with secret information, the criminal classification will later be changed and it is reported that the man has been deep inside the Swedish security apparatus. – If such a person turns out to have worked on behalf of a foreign power, a great […]

  • Israel removes dozens of countries from Omicron’s flight ban list, but US, UK, Canada remain in Israel

    Israel removes dozens of countries from Omicron’s flight ban list, but US, UK, Canada remain in Israel

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  • About 2,500 flights canceled, 5,200 late worldwide on Tuesday: Tracker

    About 2,500 flights canceled, 5,200 late worldwide on Tuesday: Tracker

    Data from Flightradar24 showed that the day before, a total of 12,528 flights and 2,959 canceled flights were reported from airlines and airports in the United States, accounting for nearly half of all global delays and cancellations. Similarly, air passengers in the United States experienced flight disruptions when 2,513 flights were canceled on Sunday and […]

  • Record quantities of illegal fireworks confiscated

    Record quantities of illegal fireworks confiscated

    May result in fines The Danish Customs finds especially the illegal products in packages sent from Eastern Europe – everything from fireworks, batteries, smoke grenades, Roman candles and emergency flares. The agency forwards illegal fireworks cases to the police, which can result in fines. The fireworks sale opened in Denmark on 15 December and runs […]

  • Christmas Eve with Stina Wollter

    Christmas Eve with Stina Wollter

    Participating is the former forest monk, now the author and lecturer Björn Natthiko Lindeblad. He talks about unusual Christmases and about how he sees loneliness and the dark as something he embraces. You also hear the training leader Fredrik Åsberg tell us about creating safe spaces around our bodies and the doula Opokua Britton Cavaco […]

  • Finland is waiting for White Christmas nationwide

    Finland is waiting for White Christmas nationwide

    According to the Finnish Meteorological Institute’s forecast, Finland will wake up in the morning on Christmas Eve in the winter wonderland. The day before, on 23 December, a low-pressure system was sweeping across the country, causing even snow cover to come to southern Finland. However, the amount of snow varies from more than thirty cents […]

  • Flights to Vestmannaeyjar are back

    Flights to Vestmannaeyjar are back

    Ernir / Eagle air and the Ministry of Transport and Government have signed an agreement under which Eagle Air will operate scheduled flights between Reykjavik and Vestmannaeyjar. Flights are to be operated twice a week, on Mondays and Fridays. The airline’s statement said that the deal was due to a sharp drop in demand […] […]

  • Christmas in Denmark: How to make … a Danish Christmas tree

    Christmas in Denmark: How to make … a Danish Christmas tree

    A Danish Christmas tree Star Candles / candlesticks Fairylights Bramming Santa cutouts Cord Raisins, dried fruit, nuts etc. 1. If you choose fairylights, hang them on the tree first to avoid displacing your carefully hung decorations later. 2. Decorate with ‘crawling elves’ (‘climbing elves’) paper carvings (designed by Frederik Bramming in 1947 and are still […]

  • Finland is tightening the rules for drone pilots

    Finland is tightening the rules for drone pilots

    Next year, Finland will introduce strict regulations for drone pilots in accordance with the new EU guidelines. The new regulations, which came into force this year, require all drone pilots (except unmanned aircraft weighing less than 250 g) to register with the Finnish Transport and Communications Agency Traficom and pass a theory test online. From […]

  • The European Central Bank leaves interest rates unchanged at record lows

    The European Central Bank leaves interest rates unchanged at record lows

    “The interest rate on the main refinancing operations and the interest rate on the marginal lending facility will remain unchanged at 0.00%, 0.25% and -0.50%,” the ECB said in a statement. The key ECB interest rates are expected to remain at or below current levels until bloc inflation reaches 2% over the forecast horizon. At […]

  • Permit granted to the Olkiluoto 3 reactor

    After a delay of more than a decade, the Radiation and Nuclear Safety Authority (STUK) has finally given the Olkiluoto 3 nuclear reactor the green light to start operations. It was originally scheduled to go online in 2009. "Criticality and low power testing permit granted today […] means that the company can launch a nuclear […]

  • Cold but beautiful: Light pillars adorn the Finnish horizon

    Cold but beautiful: Light pillars adorn the Finnish horizon

    Frost in winter can produce quite wonderful lighting effects. As an example, since Tuesday night, Lahti residents have been actively sharing images of vertical light poles from street lights across the city. "The phenomenon is reminiscent of floodlights that were used to detect planes in the sky during the war." I show Hannu Valta, A […]

  • Right now: Olaf Scholz takes over in Germany

    Right now: Olaf Scholz takes over in Germany

    The Social Democrat Olaf Scholz is elected Chancellor and new head of government in Germany with 395 votes. After tough government negotiations, the three governing parties signed a coalition agreement yesterday. The coalition between Social Democrats, Liberals and Greens has never before ruled at the national level. “A number of members of the three coalition […]

  • In the pictures: Finnish frost

    In the pictures: Finnish frost

    The rivers are starting to freeze. Posted by Raimo Sarkkinen The sea freezes in front of Livonsaari. Posted by: Jarmo Pelkkala Snow White and Cinderella in their element. Posted by Tuula Sarkkinen Foggy waters in front of Pargas. Posted by: Jussi Salmi Cold cycling in Iisalmi. Posted by Jani Kaikkonen Ice swimming place in Kuopio. […]

  • See: giant bunnies are taking over Turku

    The outdoor installation includes 14 different lighting works. The event also includes circus performances, puppetry and light orienteering "The last 18 months have been a difficult time for everyone. Now is the darkest time of the year, so we bring light into the darkness," participating artist Kari Kola said. Turku will spend about 180,000 euros […]

  • The lights on the Christmas tree donated by Oslo to Reykjavik are on

    The lights on the Christmas tree donated by Oslo to Reykjavik are on

    According to Morgunblaðið and you can check it yourself, on the first Sunday of Advent, the lights on the Oslo Christmas tree were lit on the Austurvöllur square. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, there was no official program, but lighting up the tree was broadcast live on RÚV’s evening news. Lighting the lights for years marked […]

  • The Christmas music from the cage – The music help pod

    The Christmas music from the cage – The music help pod

    The Christmas playlist contains: Linnea Henriksson and Nea – Celebrate Christmas with me Molly Sandén’s alter ego My Marianne and Jonathan Johansson – Come Whatever, Come What May The Mamas – Shine and Light The Mamas – A Christmas Night To Remember GRANT and Ester – As The Right Bell Sounds

  • Warnings may turn orange in the east

    Warnings may turn orange in the east

    The Yellow Warning will be effective today in the East Fjords and Southeast Iceland at 12:00 p.m. 20. A storm is expected which may lead to disruptions to transport in some parts of the country. In the north of the country there is a slight non-atmospheric one that is shifting to the southeast and today […]

  • Expert at THL: Unvaccinated adults play a key role in the hospital burden

    Expert at THL: Unvaccinated adults play a key role in the hospital burden

    “In that sense, I don’t think these other things are terribly urgent.” Nohynek justified his position by recalling that the first and second injections have been shown to have a greater impact on the burden of specific health care resources than the third vaccination. The Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP), a committee established under […]

  • So we can face a threatening space rock

    So we can face a threatening space rock

    In this second program of two about the threat from asteroids, we hear about how the dishwasher-sized vessel DART after 10 months of travel through space will hopefully push one of the bumblebees in a so-called double asteroid called Didymos, so that it changes its trajectory slightly. The whole thing will be photographed and measured […]

  • Police are launching an investigation into the institution’s suspected abuse of an autistic boy

    Police are launching an investigation into the institution’s suspected abuse of an autistic boy

    Hämeenlinna police are not launching a preliminary investigation into the young resident’s years of assault at the city’s private mental health facility. A report by the MOT of Yle’s investigative journalism unit earlier this month revealed serious shortcomings in the care of people with intellectual disabilities, including tying a boy to a chair with tape […]

  • A huge ice cave has been discovered in Iceland

    A huge ice cave has been discovered in Iceland

    According to mbl.is, a new, unusually large ice cave was discovered on the eastern side of Langjökull glacier in early autumn. Amazing Tours and Sleipnir Tours employees took care of improving access to the cave and made sure that ice would not fall from the cave ceiling, and designed and installed lighting. The cave is […]

  • Tapping Nordic noir Scandinavian travel opportunities Weekly

    Tapping Nordic noir Scandinavian travel opportunities Weekly

    We were ready to do what is right for us and for our agency. And life is good. There are currently 37 OFAC programs that completely or partially prohibit you from having customers or suppliers in the affected … International travelers want to come here now; we have to lay out the red carpet they […]

  • The number of reported hate crimes decreased slightly in 2020

    The number of reported hate crimes decreased slightly in 2020

    In 2020, approximately 852 hate crimes were reported to police, according to the Police College’s annual report. The figure has fallen slightly since 2019, during which time a total of 899 notifications were made. Crimes related to ethnic incitement decreased the most, falling by a third to a total of 71. Physical assaults accounted for […]

  • Fatal accident at the crossroads of Sæbraut and Kringlumýrarbraut

    Fatal accident at the crossroads of Sæbraut and Kringlumýrarbraut

    North of the crossroads of Kringlumýrarbraut and Sæbraut, around 8 a.m., a fatal accident occurred as an electric scooter collided with a light Vespa motorcycle. The scooter user died, and the other accident participant was seriously injured and is in the intensive care unit of a hospital. It was dark and wet at the scene. […]

  • A disturbing report on management at the Institute of Education

    A disturbing report on management at the Institute of Education

    All risk factors affecting the leadership of the Institute of Education (Menntamálastofnun) are highlighted in red in the assessment prepared for the Ministry of Education, which indicates significant issues requiring a quick response. Serious sickness of the staff is attributed to the mismanagement of the director, which is not trusted by most employees. This was […]

  • Registrations of all-electric cars rose to record levels in Finland in October

    Registrations of all-electric cars rose to record levels in Finland in October

    It stressed that never before have all-electric cars accounted for more than 15 percent of new registrations. The increase is due to the abolition of the car tax on all-electric cars on 1 October. The Road Traffic Information Center estimates that the share of all-electric cars in new registrations will level off slightly towards the […]

  • Unexpected speech by the president

    According to Vísir, President Guðni Th. Jóhannesson delighted foreign visitors who visited Reykjavik City Hall when he briefly became their tour guide. Guðni was just leaving the meeting when he met a group of tourists who had gathered around a large topographic map of Iceland in the hall of the building. “As you can see, […]

  • The number of asylum seekers remained low

    The number of asylum seekers remained low

    In January-October 2021, a total of 994 first asylum applications were submitted. The number of new asylum seekers has remained at last year’s level. In January-October 2020, a total of 1,109 first asylum applications were submitted. “We are closely monitoring the situation in Belarus, but it has not yet caused an increase in the number […]

  • Protest in front of the embassy in Reykjavik

    Protest in front of the embassy in Reykjavik

    The cruel verdict of the Constitutional Court takes its toll. 30-year-old Iza lost her life due to the absurd prohibition of abortion and the fear that prevails among doctors to try to save the patient’s life in such situations. Iza’s story is not unique. – ADVERTISEMENT – Today in the media appeared the story of […]

  • The Icelandic Lava Show will open in Reykjavik

    The Icelandic Lava Show will open in Reykjavik

    According to press releases, a permanent Icelandic Lava Show is to open in the Grandi district of Reykjavik by the summer of next year. Three years ago, the world’s first and only live lava show was opened in Vík í Mýrdal in the south of Iceland. The exhibition in Vík recreates the eruption of a […]

  • Poland: “Not one more”

    Poland: “Not one more”

    An article about the demonstration in Poland was published in RÚV. Many people gathered yesterday in Krakow and Warsaw to honor the memory of the pregnant woman who died in September. The woman was twenty-second weeks pregnant and died of sepsis, but the cause of her death has recently been revealed. The case has attracted […]

  • Terrible creatures make Icelanders happy

    Terrible creatures make Icelanders happy

    Every year more and more people in Iceland celebrate Halloween. Lots of kids are eagerly awaiting the opportunity to change and play pranks. Preparations are already underway in one of the houses on the Vestmannaeyjar islands. “It all started with a skeleton sitting at the table – it’s an idea from New Orleans” – Einar […]

  • Twelve accused in Finland in connection with the FBI-led Greenlight

    Twelve accused in Finland in connection with the FBI-led Greenlight

    Read more: KRP: Nearly 100 arrests in Finland as part of FBI-led global crime (June 10, 2021) The charges are based on a preliminary investigation carried out at the Helsinki Police Department. The investigation has also revealed other crimes not related to the fight against crime and has led to the prosecution of two people […]

  • Reviewer: Escape has good chances for Oscar nomination

    Reviewer: Escape has good chances for Oscar nomination

    – What is special about “Escape” is that it completely breaks the notion of what a film can really be. Because you are not used to drawing a documentary. The film is an animated documentary made by director Jonas Poher Rasmussen. It is about the instructor’s high school friend Amin’s flight from Afghanistan to Denmark […]

  • Police are paying special attention to two-wheeled road users in week 43

    Police are paying special attention to two-wheeled road users in week 43

    In week 43, the police will have a special focus on cyclists and moped drivers and carry out special checks across the country. It writes the police in a press release. There will be a special focus on stopping road users who pose a risk to themselves and other road users on bicycles or mopeds. […]

  • October ends with warm temperatures for the season

    October ends with warm temperatures for the season

    This is what on-duty meteorologist Mette Zhang at the Danish Meteorological Institute (DMI) says on Monday morning. – It will be typical autumn weather this week, where we have a warm front that passes with a little rain and clouds, but it can also clear up, and we get some nice temperatures, because warm air […]

  • Fotbollsfamiljen v Sverige debrief, VM -kval 2023 dam

    Fotbollsfamiljen v Sverige debrief, VM -kval 2023 dam

    Sign up Source: Highlights from The42 Membership/ SoundCloud IRELAND STARTED THE QUALITY CAMPAIGN IN 2023 for women with a defeat, but as Paul Dollery investigates with Emma Duffy and Gavin Cooney, it is one that Vera Pauw’s side can take a lot of encouragement from before an important match against Finland. To hear the entire […]

  • Online consultations get more men to seek medical attention

    A new, digital health scheme from Danica Pension has made men seek help from doctors and psychologists, writes Politiken. Customers who have health insurance with Danica have easily been able to contact doctors, psychologists and dietitians online. In the first nine months of the year, this has led to more than 10,000 consultations. Men account […]

  • Train reinstated between Jutland and Funen after long delays

    Train operations between Funen and Jutland were stopped shortly before noon on Friday. This was because an overhead line had been torn down, DSB stated. It was on the stretch between Odense and Fredericia that the trains stopped, but here, early Friday afternoon, train operations were resumed in one lane. Therefore, they have also chosen […]

  • Kjarval’s work sold for double its appraised value

    Kjarval’s work sold for double its appraised value

    “It’s safe to say that Kjarval is back in fashion and the time has come,” says Jóhann Ágúst Hansen, Managing Director of Fold Gallery. At the beginning of the week, an online auction of “pearls of Icelandic art”, selected works of many famous national painters, ended there. – we read in today’s issue of the […]

  • On Saturday, the sun returns for the autumn holidays

    On Saturday, the sun returns for the autumn holidays

    – It will not be a pleasant Friday morning and morning, but it looks like there is light at the end of the tunnel, he says and elaborates that it clears up during Friday. – I would think that when we land around noon, many places have started to get nice with sun again, and […]

  • After possible disease findings: Grindsted citizens are examined again

    This is confirmed by Kurt Espersen, Executive Vice President of the region. – We have received information from a citizen in Grindsted that there are some more AL cases that have been found after our health examination has been completed. – This has led us to decide to convene our research group with researchers from […]

  • Award-winning “bird’s eye view” photos

    Award-winning “bird’s eye view” photos

    The winner of the mbl.is photo competition this summer was Einar Rúnar Sigurðsson. His winning photo was taken at the Ingólfshöfði headland in southern Iceland in June. It shows a puffin carrying food to its chicks in the rain. – ADVERTISEMENT – 1st place in the mbl.is photo competition / photo: Einar Rúnar Sigurðsson Einar […]

  • Drenched Wednesday awaits before nice weather at the end of the week

    Drenched Wednesday awaits before nice weather at the end of the week

    This is what on-duty meteorologist Thor Hartz at the Danish Meteorological Institute (DMI) says on Monday morning. – If people look out the window next week, then they will not be in doubt that it is the autumn holidays and not the summer holidays that they have started, he says. Monday starts for most people […]

  • Person found dead in burnt out villa on Stevns

    Person found dead in burnt out villa on Stevns

    On Saturday afternoon, the police are still working to find out who lost their lives in a violent house fire on Stevns on Saturday morning. – We do not yet know who it is, and can not say anything about the person’s age or gender, says Thomas Hartmann, who is duty officer at the Central […]

  • Brush taps in decline – screaming eagles in progress

    Brush taps in decline – screaming eagles in progress

    The study is the new red list for European birds. Red lists are lists of which animal species are endangered and to what extent. 35 bird species found in Denmark are on the list. – We are in a natural crisis, where thousands of animal, plant and fungal species are in danger of extinction. This […]

  • Inspired by the closure: Danish Music Awards will be intimate

    Inspired by the closure: Danish Music Awards will be intimate

    This is stated by the music companies’ industry organization, Ifpi Denmark, in a press release. TopGunn, who bears the middle name Oliver Gammelgaard Nielsen, has himself appeared on the show several times. And last year he was nominated in the category Danish Live Name of the Year. This year he is in charge of the […]

  • The price of a liter of gasoline increased by ISK 40 over the year

    The price of a liter of gasoline increased by ISK 40 over the year

    Fuel prices in Iceland have risen by ISK 40 since the start of the year, and the price of a liter in the capital area is now up to ISK 270 in some places. This increase is mainly due to the increase in prices on the world market. This is almost a third of the […]

  • The government is hesitant with previous proposals for gender reassignment

    The reason for the government’s hesitation is a note from the Danish Council of Ethics, where there has been no agreement among the 17 members on where the minimum age should be set. Admittedly, a large majority in the Council of Ethics wants to lower the minimum age. But unlike the government, most councilors will […]

  • Police release woman in Greenlandic murder case

    On Saturday, a man and a woman were produced in constitutional interrogation, charged with murder. The man was remanded in custody for four weeks, while the woman had her arrest upheld for three days. On Monday, she was released. On Saturday last weekend, parts of a body from a human were found at the city’s […]

  • Police are investigating a suspected wolf attack in western Finland

    Police are investigating a suspected wolf attack in western Finland

    Police in South Ostrobothnia are investigating a report that a wolf is biting a person walking a dog near Lauhanvuori National Park on Saturday night. "The matter was reported to the police over the weekend," Communications Manager of the Ostrobothnian Police Department Mikael Appel confirmed by Yle. The report to the police detailed how the […]

  • Here may be the first night frost of autumn

    Here may be the first night frost of autumn

    – We get mixed autumn weather. That is, we get days of sunshine, but also some scattered showers. And then in the middle of the week and again on Friday, weak fronts can come inland from the west, he says. The temperatures will typically be between 10 and 13 degrees during the day, while some […]

  • Lightning test tents are packed together after 42 million tests

    In total, it has cost the regions more than DKK 5.4 billion to test the population with lightning tests. This is stated by Region Midtjylland, which on behalf of all regions has negotiated contracts with the four private companies, which through the pandemic have been responsible for testing the citizens. However, the Central Jutland Region […]

  • All beautiful things: The team behind the beautiful picture

    All beautiful things: The team behind the beautiful picture

    As a makeup artist for over 11 years, it is always a great satisfaction to change a person’s appearance and often even their vision. To me, everyone is beautiful and everyone can also be transformed to look even more glamorous. I guess that’s why we’re often referred to as the ‘glam squad’ – we literally […]

  • 618 new corona cases – number of inpatients drops to 77

    It is lower than in the last five days, when the number of new, daily cases of infection has been increasing. On Friday, 670 new cases of infection were reported. But on Saturday, the level drops so little again. The number of inpatients decreases by 11 to 77. Of these, 17 are admitted to intensive […]

  • Tonight the light of the Peace Tower will shine again

    Tonight the light of the Peace Tower will shine again

    According to mbl.is, tonight at 8 p.m., on John Lennon’s birthday, on Viðey Island, off the coast of Reykjavik, the light of the Imagine Peace Tower will be lit for the 15th time. Lennon was born in 1940 – 81 years ago. Due to the current restrictions on public gatherings, a maximum of 500 people […]

  • How to survive the Icelandic winter – Ju-Jitsu

    How to survive the Icelandic winter – Ju-Jitsu

    Ju Jitsufélag Reykjavíkur is a volunteer-based martial arts club. The club is affiliated with Shogun Ju Jitsu International and the Reykjavik Sports Clubs Association (ÍBR). Traditional Japanese ju-jitsu can be trained by both children and adults at the club. Training develops physical fitness, increases endurance and builds self-esteem. The greatest emphasis in training is on […]

  • City court close to legal coke in case of murder of young woman

    Subsequently, several of the audience expressed astonishment that there was no more control over the law among the professional actors in the court. The witness has been dating one of the two men accused of the murder of Nicoline Plintic Pedersen, who was found strangled and beaten to death in an apartment in Ølby near […]

  • Rise in RS cases slowed – but still many infected

    The increase in infection with the respiratory infection RS virus has slowed down, and there has been a small decrease in the number of new cases in the last three weeks. However, the infection remains at a high level. This is what Ramona Trebbien, section manager and senior researcher at the Statens Serum Institut (SSI), […]

  • Augmented reality disorders

    Augmented reality disorders

    Midpunkt – Art Center in Kópavogur – is pleased to present the Augmented Reality Disorder (ARD) exhibition, an installation created by multimedia artist Hákon Bragason in collaboration with Katerina Blahutova. The exhibition will open on October 9. It will be on display every Saturday and Sunday from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. until October 31, […]

  • Municipality puts school accused of exam cheating under scrutiny

    This is stated by the municipality in a press release. Søndervangskolen in Aarhus, which has many bilingual students, is accused of giving students extra time for the final exam in Danish, even though the students were not entitled to it. But the municipal committee also refers to the fact that there has been criticism of […]

  • 29-year-old died after partial frontal collision with truck

    The collision has been investigated by a car inspector who is trying to clarify the cause of the accident. – Truck and van collided at the traffic light at Salløvvej-Snoldelev Bygade. – The accident site is rightly a little north of the traffic light on a straight road, where the parties have partially collided head-on, […]

  • Agatha Christie – with a trend-setting look for murder, mysteries and fashion

    Agatha Christie – with a trend-setting look for murder, mysteries and fashion

    With characters such as the carefully dressed Hercule Poirot and the more modest Miss Marple, Agatha Christie captured a wide audience. Her books are estimated to have sold about two billion copies. Only the Bible and Shakespeare beat those numbers. But despite, or perhaps because of, her great commercial success, Agatha Christie was often dismissed […]

  • Woman on bicycle killed by right-turning truck

    The accident was reported at 2.30 pm, duty officer Ehm Christensen at Funen Police informs. It happened at the intersection of Næsbyvej and Thorslundsvej. The driver of the truck is sitting with the police on Friday afternoon, where he is to be questioned. Tests for alcohol and drugs are also routinely taken, but the chief […]

  • Truck turned and killed woman on bicycle in Odense

    Truck turned and killed woman on bicycle in Odense

    The accident was reported at 2.30 pm, duty officer Ehm Christensen at Funen Police informs. It happened at the intersection of Næsbyvej and Thorslundsvej. The driver of the truck is a 46-year-old man. Tests for alcohol and drugs are routinely taken, but the chief of guards emphasizes that there is no suspicion in that direction. […]

  • 46 proposals will digitize Denmark for green transition

    The partnership was initiated in the spring of 2021, when the government invited the Danish business community, organizations and experts to join the partnership. The task was to come up with recommendations and ideas for future digitization. The recommendations have now been handed over to the government. Now the plan is for them to be […]

  • The weekend offers classic Danish autumn weather

    The weekend offers classic Danish autumn weather

    This is what Lars Henriksen, meteorologist on duty at the Danish Meteorological Institute (DMI), says early Friday morning. Friday will feel very autumnal with rain and lots of wind and temperatures between 12 and 16 degrees. – The bright spot of the day we find in the east, where the sun looks a little forward […]

  • 427 new corona cases have been registered in Denmark

    The positive samples have thus accounted for 1.12 percent of the total number of PCR samples in the last 24 hours. In the last 24 hours, 29,214 lightning tests have also been performed, which are the tests where you inoculate your nose. However, positive results from this do not appear from SSI’s figures, as there […]

  • Lawyer has to wait a long time yet for clarification in case of leak

    Lawyer has to wait a long time yet for clarification in case of leak

    An experienced lawyer from Zealand is accused of in two cases having leaked confidential information from a murder investigation to relatives of a suspect. The lawyer himself denies guilt and will be acquitted, but a decision has long prospects. The court in Roskilde states on Thursday that a court hearing has been scheduled for the […]