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BASE jumper survives cliff fall after equipment failure in Norway

BBC clarifies external content policy as NRK releases video

Easter Skiing in Norway Shows Regional Snow Variability

NRK publishes story on boys accused in 1994 murder, apologizes to family

YouTube algorithm recommends harmful content to children

Fan page post sparks Skam sequel rumors, NRK denies plans

Badenoch Criticizes 20mph Speeding Fines as Unfair

Kemi Badenoch has criticized 20mph speeding enforcement in Britain, suggesting drivers should not get penalty points for minor breaches and arguing fines should prioritize safety over revenue.

Youth assaulted at Rosengård school, suspect arrested and charged

A youth was assaulted at Rosengårdsskolan in the early hours of Sunday, leading to an arrest and charges of attempted violence against police. The incident has drawn attention to broader community safety programs and research initiatives in Sweden.

Middle East Conflict Escalation Threatens Global Markets

An escalation in the Middle East conflict between President Donald Trump and Iran has raised fears of a 'black Monday' on global stock markets, as major exchanges in Stockholm and New York have already seen significant declines.

Queen Elizabeth II Distressed by Harry and Meghan's Actions

Queen Elizabeth II was left distressed by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's actions in her final years, with new claims revealing guarded communication, disputes over their daughter's name, and a refused photographer request during a rare family meeting.

Peter Andre calls for social media ban for under-16s

Peter Andre has called for social media to be banned for under-16s after his daughter Princess was sent graphic images by men online.

Michael Jackson Biopic Premieres Amid Controversy Over Scenes

The Michael Jackson biopic 'Michael' premiered in Berlin with his nephew Jaafar Jackson starring, following costly reshoots after scenes depicting the 1993 sexual abuse allegations as false were discarded.

Victoria Dyring undergoes heart surgery and documents recovery in new series

Victoria Dyring has undergone heart surgery for mitral insufficiency after a collapse in her backyard, receiving a mechanical valve implant. She is now recovering and exploring her journey in a new documentary series.

Amnesty International warns of human rights risks and exclusion at World Cup

Amnesty International has warned that the upcoming football World Cup could become a venue where human rights are compromised and many people are excluded, according to the organization's statements.

Northvolt bankruptcy estate sues suppliers, demands over 25 million from Sodexo

The bankruptcy estate of battery manufacturer Northvolt has filed nearly 40 lawsuits against suppliers, demanding they repay money received before the bankruptcy, with Sodexo facing the largest claim of over 25 million kronor.

Husband donates kidney to wife, saving her from kidney disease

A husband donated his kidney to his wife after being discovered as a perfect match, saving her from kidney disease. The wife is no longer on dialysis and is not going to die from the condition, though she has faced recovery challenges.

Venezuela Fury Celebrates Hen Party Ahead of Marriage to Teen Boxer

Venezuela Fury, the 16-year-old daughter of boxing legend Tyson Fury, celebrated her hen party at Morecambe Football Club on Thursday ahead of her upcoming marriage to 17-year-old boxer Noah Price. The event drew hundreds of guests and was filmed by Netflix for a programme about her nuptials.

Liz Truss Calls for Trump-Style Revolution in UK at CPAC, Attacks Media

Former UK Prime Minister Liz Truss demanded a 'Trump-style revolution' in Britain and branded non-right wing media 'the enemy' in a speech at the CPAC convention in Texas.

Couple guilty in toddler Kol Page's death after abuse and cover-up

Zoe Coutts and Scott O'Connor have been convicted of offences related to the death of two-year-old Kol Page, who died in June 2024 from injuries sustained in April 2022.

U.S.-Israeli Strike Kills Iran's Leader, Sparking War and Energy Crisis

A U.S.-Israeli decapitation strike killed Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, triggering massive retaliatory attacks across the Middle East and a global energy crisis after Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz. The conflict has killed thousands, decimated Iranian leadership, and plunged the region into its most severe military confrontation in decades.

Swedish Survival Society and Folk High School Host Winter Preparedness Course

The Swedish Survival Society and Örnsköldsvik Folk High School have organized a seven-day winter course on survival and preparedness, blending theory and field components to teach outdoor safety and winter outdoor life skills.

Senate Rejects Proposal to Limit Trump's Iran Attack Authority

The US Senate has voted down a proposal to limit President Donald Trump's ability to continue attacks against Iran.

Katie Price and husband Lee Andrews plan to try for baby in April

Katie Price's husband Lee Andrews has revealed they will start trying for a baby soon, with the couple openly wanting children together.

Cardiff Council doubles parking permit costs for heavier vehicles

Labour-run Cardiff Council is implementing a new parking tax that doubles parking permit costs for heavier vehicles. The council claims the tax targets emissions and road wear, but critics call it a cash grab.

Malmö Authorities Collaborate on Domestic Violence Strategy

In Malmö, police, social services, and probation services are collaborating on a strategy to quickly respond to domestic violence, modeled after the 'Sluta skjut' initiative, but face implementation challenges.

China's Wang Yi Criticizes US Middle East Actions, Calls for Ceasefire

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has sharply criticized the United States's actions in the Middle East and called for an immediate cessation of military operations. His remarks come ahead of a planned visit by US President Donald Trump to China at the end of March.