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Marius Borg Hoiby, Son of Norway Crown Princess, Faces 32 Charges Including Rape, Domestic Violence
Marius Borg Hoiby, the son of Norway's Crown Princess Mette-Marit from a previous relationship, is facing multiple serious charges, including rape and domestic violence.
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Norway's Royals To Continue Duties Amid Stepson's Rape Trial: Crown Prince Haakon
Norway's Crown Prince Haakon said on Tuesday the royal family would continue to carry out official duties while his stepson stands trial next year, accused of rape, adding that this is a challenging time for everyone involved.
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Britain's Royal Navy Tests AI to Counter Missile Attacks for the First Time
The UK's Royal Navy is testing the accuracy and effectiveness of artificial intelligence (AI) to defeat missile attacks for the first time at sea. The test of the leading-edge software is being done against supersonic, ballistic, as well as cruise missiles during the largest exercise of its kind off the coasts of Scotland and Norway, the navy said.
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Sprint King Usain Bolt Arrives In Australia On Football Quest
Usain Bolt has already tried out with teams in Germany, Norway and South Africa, to no avail, since retiring from athletics last year.
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Norwegian Mass Murderer Anders Breivik Says Prison Isolation Radicalised Him
Norwegian mass murderer Anders Behring Breivik said on Thursday that more than five years of prison isolation has further radicalised him, a key point in his lawsuit against the state over the terms of his incarceration.
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Norway Slightly Eases Mass Killer Anders Behring Breivik's Jail Isolation
Norway has slightly relaxed the jail isolation of mass killer Anders Behring Breivik since an April court ruling that it had violated his human rights by keeping him in a "locked world", legal documents showed on Wednesday.
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Hairdresser On Trial For Refusing Hijab-Wearing Client In Norway
A hairdresser went on trial in Norway Thursday for refusing a Muslim client wearing a hijab, in the first case in the country to go to court over the Islamic head covering.
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Norway Hairdresser On Trial For Refusing Client In Hijab
A hairdresser went on trial in Norway today for refusing a Muslim client wearing a hijab, in the first case in the country to go to court over the Islamic head covering.
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Mass Killer Breivik Complains Of Isolation, Microwaved Meals
Mass killer Anders Behring Breivik told a court on Wednesday he suffered degrading conditions in prison, including microwaved meals that were "worse than waterboarding", as he argued the Norwegian state had violated his human rights.
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Norwegian woman, who allegedly drowned infant following online instructions,on trial
A Norwegian woman pleaded not guilty to murdering her 22-month-old daughter Monday at the opening of a trial where she is accused of drowning the child while following live online instructions.
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Egypt court sentences at least 15 Americans in absentia in NGO case, jails one
An Egyptian court on Tuesday sentenced at least 15 US citizens in absentia to five years in jail and one American who stood on trial was jailed for two years in a case against foreign non-governmental organisations (NGOs).
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The decline and fall of Norway's boastful killer
As a marathon trial neared its end, the world of Norwegian killer Anders Behring Breivik shrank from a globally televised, clench-fisted victory salute to tales of plastic surgery on his nose, failed business deals and obsessive computer gaming.
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The decline and fall of Norway's boastful killer
As a marathon trial neared its end, the world of Norwegian killer Anders Behring Breivik shrank from a globally televised, clench-fisted victory salute to tales of plastic surgery on his nose, failed business deals and obsessive computer gaming.
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Norway: Report blasts police response to massacre
A Norwegian commission has criticized authorities for failing to take actions that could have prevented or interrupted the bomb and gun attacks by a far-right fanatic that killed 77 people last year.
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Breivik tells Norway court of his own 'trauma'
Anders Behring Breivik, on trial for killing 77 people in Norway last year, stunned the Oslo courtroom on Wednesday when he drew a parallel between his own "trauma" and that he inflicted on the victims' families.
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Marius Borg Hoiby, Son of Norway Crown Princess, Faces 32 Charges Including Rape, Domestic Violence
Marius Borg Hoiby, the son of Norway's Crown Princess Mette-Marit from a previous relationship, is facing multiple serious charges, including rape and domestic violence.
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Norway's Royals To Continue Duties Amid Stepson's Rape Trial: Crown Prince Haakon
Norway's Crown Prince Haakon said on Tuesday the royal family would continue to carry out official duties while his stepson stands trial next year, accused of rape, adding that this is a challenging time for everyone involved.
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Britain's Royal Navy Tests AI to Counter Missile Attacks for the First Time
The UK's Royal Navy is testing the accuracy and effectiveness of artificial intelligence (AI) to defeat missile attacks for the first time at sea. The test of the leading-edge software is being done against supersonic, ballistic, as well as cruise missiles during the largest exercise of its kind off the coasts of Scotland and Norway, the navy said.
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Sprint King Usain Bolt Arrives In Australia On Football Quest
Usain Bolt has already tried out with teams in Germany, Norway and South Africa, to no avail, since retiring from athletics last year.
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Norwegian Mass Murderer Anders Breivik Says Prison Isolation Radicalised Him
Norwegian mass murderer Anders Behring Breivik said on Thursday that more than five years of prison isolation has further radicalised him, a key point in his lawsuit against the state over the terms of his incarceration.
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Norway Slightly Eases Mass Killer Anders Behring Breivik's Jail Isolation
Norway has slightly relaxed the jail isolation of mass killer Anders Behring Breivik since an April court ruling that it had violated his human rights by keeping him in a "locked world", legal documents showed on Wednesday.
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Hairdresser On Trial For Refusing Hijab-Wearing Client In Norway
A hairdresser went on trial in Norway Thursday for refusing a Muslim client wearing a hijab, in the first case in the country to go to court over the Islamic head covering.
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Norway Hairdresser On Trial For Refusing Client In Hijab
A hairdresser went on trial in Norway today for refusing a Muslim client wearing a hijab, in the first case in the country to go to court over the Islamic head covering.
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Mass Killer Breivik Complains Of Isolation, Microwaved Meals
Mass killer Anders Behring Breivik told a court on Wednesday he suffered degrading conditions in prison, including microwaved meals that were "worse than waterboarding", as he argued the Norwegian state had violated his human rights.
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Norwegian woman, who allegedly drowned infant following online instructions,on trial
A Norwegian woman pleaded not guilty to murdering her 22-month-old daughter Monday at the opening of a trial where she is accused of drowning the child while following live online instructions.
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Egypt court sentences at least 15 Americans in absentia in NGO case, jails one
An Egyptian court on Tuesday sentenced at least 15 US citizens in absentia to five years in jail and one American who stood on trial was jailed for two years in a case against foreign non-governmental organisations (NGOs).
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The decline and fall of Norway's boastful killer
As a marathon trial neared its end, the world of Norwegian killer Anders Behring Breivik shrank from a globally televised, clench-fisted victory salute to tales of plastic surgery on his nose, failed business deals and obsessive computer gaming.
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The decline and fall of Norway's boastful killer
As a marathon trial neared its end, the world of Norwegian killer Anders Behring Breivik shrank from a globally televised, clench-fisted victory salute to tales of plastic surgery on his nose, failed business deals and obsessive computer gaming.
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Norway: Report blasts police response to massacre
A Norwegian commission has criticized authorities for failing to take actions that could have prevented or interrupted the bomb and gun attacks by a far-right fanatic that killed 77 people last year.
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Breivik tells Norway court of his own 'trauma'
Anders Behring Breivik, on trial for killing 77 people in Norway last year, stunned the Oslo courtroom on Wednesday when he drew a parallel between his own "trauma" and that he inflicted on the victims' families.
