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More demonstrators may receive police compensation

News in English: While the police assess whether an additional 250 people qualify for compensation, they continue to dig up background material to justify the arrests of protesters after the fact By Peter Stanners Police are to determine whether an additional 232 people... Read article

Ministry mulls reducing train fares by cutting zones

News in English: Far left supports plan to reduce fares for commuters travelling the farthest by cutting outlying zones By Peter Stanners Removing the outer zones from the Copenhagen public transport fare network could reduce travel costs for commuters without significantly lowering income... Read article

West African pirates costing Maersk dearly

News in English: Safeguarding new African shipping routes against pirates has turned into a costly affair for shipper By Jyllands-Posten Exporters and shipping companies are not the only ones profiting from growing business and trade between Nigeria and the rest of the world.... Read article


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Birds falling victim to Siberian chill

03.02.12: As much as 25 percent of Denmark's small bird species may have already died from cold spell By Jyllands-Posten Just a few day of biting cold may already have cost Denmark 25 percent of its smallest birds, including species such...Read article
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Opposition demands study on congestion charge effects

03.02.12: Right-of-centre parties say government’s proposal lacks documentation and due diligence By Jennifer Buley In an admitted move to stall the government’s proposed congestion charge on vehicles entering and leaving Copenhagen, a unified opposition is now demanding a more comprehensive study...Read article
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New Metro branch to Nordhavn approved

02.02.12: Parliament expected to approve contributing additional 400 million kroner to connect new Nordhavn development to new Metro line The yet-to-be redeveloped district in Nordhavn will have its very own Metro connection after the City Council yesterday decided to set aside...Read article
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Euro-sceptics resisting fiscal discipline compact

02.02.12: Straying from legal limits on state spending would result in fines under new EU budget discipline deal. Critics argue against tying the country into the “bourgeois politics of austerity” By Peter Stanners This Monday European leaders took a step toward...Read article
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Magasin to stop sale of fur

02.02.12: Animal rights groups praise the decision by the department store to end the sale of fur products in April The sale of fur in Magasin will end completely in April 2012 as the department store brings its policy into line...Read article
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Bomb attack and shooting latest in Malmö crime wave

01.02.12: Shooting of 48-year-old raises death toll from gunshot wounds to six in Malmö in under three months Two violent attacks in Malmö left a man dead from gunshot wounds, while a bomb placed outside a police station left extensive damage....Read article
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PET: Denmark still top terrorist target

01.02.12: Domestic security agency warns that terror attempts on Danish soil will continue in 2012 Denmark remains a “prioritised terrorist target,” according to a report released on Tuesday by the domestic security agency PET. The terrorist risk report is the first...Read article
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Copenhagen blaze displaces 200

01.02.12: Firefighters fought flames throughout night to save half the apartment building On Wednesday morning, firefighters in Copenhagen continued to battle the powerful fire that broke out in a large, multi-family apartment building the day before. Most of the department’s trucks...Read article
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'Pinging' for porpoises

31.01.12: Government takes steps to protect Denmark’s endangered marine mammals with acoustic net alarms All fishermen using nets in Denmark’s Storebælt Sound will now be required to use a ‘pinger’, an underwater acoustic alarm attached to the net, to keep endangered...Read article
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Petrified poo designated national treasure

31.01.12: Rare stone of homely origin offers up clues to Bornholm’s ancient history Jennifer Buley A 140-million-year-old turd from Bornholm has been given a prestigious ‘national, natural treasure’ status (danekræ) by paleontologists at the Natural History Museum of Denmark. “Fossil excrement...Read article
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Housing prices falling, falling, falling

31.01.12: Sales prices on flats stir, but analysts foresee a continued softening in the hard-hit housing market Life signs glimmered in the market for owner-occupied flats (ejerlejligheder) and summerhouses in October and November 2011, when average sales prices increased by 1.3...Read article
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Denmark signs up to historic financial treaty

31.01.12: It is all but decided that Denmark will join the fiscal compact treaty which was finalised late last night in Brussels It took five hours of intense negotiations last night in Brussels before EU leaders agreed on the union's financial...Read article
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Government targets illegally operating foreign companies

31.01.12: Expanded oversight and digital tools turn up double as many unregistered foreign companies, but building industry says tougher punishment is needed to deter cheaters In the second half of 2010 the work inspection authority Arbejdstilsynet uncovered and reported 67 cases...Read article
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One in three cabinet members not in Church of Denmark

30.01.12: Non-believers in cabinet threaten to dismantle national church, says opposition For the first time in the history of Denmark a significant number – nearly one-third – of the government ministers are not members of the state church. Out of the...Read article
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Hip implant recall affects 600 Danes

30.01.12: Authorities failed to inform all the affected patients of the danger, report media Some 600 Danish hip patients were the unlucky recipients of hip replacement prostheses that have since been proven dangerous and recalled by their manufacturer. Some of those...Read article
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Danish banks top EU list for state handouts

30.01.12: Nation’s taxpayers second only to Irish on bill for bailing out banks New figures from the European Commission put Denmark near the top of the list for propping up its banks with state support – a policy proscribed by the...Read article
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Poverty rising, Eurostat figures show

30.01.12: Denmark’s rising level of poverty stands in stark contrast to its European neighbours that have experienced falling numbers By Peter Stanners Denmark has witnessed an increase in the number of people living below the poverty line, according to new figures...Read article
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Indland

Store bededag er i fare

Danskerne skal arbejde mere, og en af metoderne kan blive at afskaffe store bededag. Deltag i debatten

Udland

Sikkerhedsrådet stemmer lørdag om Syrien

Sikkerhedsrådet stemmer om den samme tekst, som medlemmerne modtog torsdag. Læs artikel

Sport

Lance Armstrong slipper for videre tiltale

Amerikansk efterforskning af den dopingmistænkte rytter er afsluttet. Læs artikel

Aarhus

Rig og rigere

Den politiske ledelse i Aarhus Kommune har vedtaget noget så fornemt som en officiel fattigdomsgrænse og oven i købet sat tal på. Grænsen er 100.000 kr. om året. Læs artikel

København

Storbrand bliver måske aldrig opklaret

Der er stadig risiko for, at branden i en ejendom i Valby kan blusse op igen. Læs artikel

Ny viden

Dansker løser stjernegåde

Hvordan en hurtigt roterende neutronstjerne bremser op, når den slipper sin følgestjerne. Læs artikel

News in English

More demonstrators may receive police compensation

While the police assess whether an additional 250 people qualify for compensation, they continue to dig up background material to justify the arrests of protesters after the fact By Peter Stanners Police are to determine whether an additional 232 people...Læs artikel


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Rejser
Hotel tilbyder parfume-butler
Løbet tør for deo? Amerikansk hotelkæde stiller parfume-ekspert til rådighed. Læs artikel
Opinion

Leder: Folkets sundhed

Misundelse har aldrig været et charmerende karaktertræk, men er tilsyneladende efterhånden selve den ideologiske drivkraft hos socialdemokrater og folkesocialister. Læs leder

Dagens tegning
Folketingsmedlemmerne bliver beskyldt for være ferme til at mobbe hinanden.


Kultur
Dokumentarfilm: Testamentet
Historien om en familie i opløsning ender i Christian Sønderby Jepsens fine dokumentar i spillefilms-længde med at blive en opbyggelig fortælling om at turde tro på sig selv. Omdrejningspunktet er Henrik fra Skals ved Viborg og en forventet arv, som glipper. Læs artikel
Blitz
Daniel Radcliffe smider tøjet
Han har allerede smidt tøjet på teaterscenen, og nu gentager Daniel Radcliffe sandsynligvis stripperiet på film. Læs artikel

Aarhus
Racisme anmeldes ikke
Racisme i Aarhus anmeldes sjældent til politiet, anfører Multikulturel Forening. Læs artikel
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