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October 17, 2008Diver Hans Harald Ylvisåker was swimming 15 metres under the surface looking for crayfish. Instead he found a sheep with three of its legs tied to a stone.
Norway and Russia agree on fishing quotas
October 17, 2008Norwegian and Russian authorities have agreed on fishing quotas for 2009. Cod and haddock limits are higher than for many years.
Committee wants fewer children in prison
October 17, 2008Children who have committed very serious crimes will still go to jail, says a report which discusses how to react to juvenile crime and how to prevent it.
Svalbard bans criminal
October 17, 2008The Assistant Governor on Svalbard has barred a 28 year-old man from entering the Arctic archipelago for two years.
Stocks fall on Thursday
October 17, 2008The main index fell 8.91 percent on Wednesday. The fall continued in early trading Thursday before the market regained some of the initial loss. In the early afternoon the index was down 4 percent. By closing time Thursday the market was down 7.95 percent.
Holmenkollen coming down
October 15, 2008The Holmenkollen Ski Jump, which for years has towered over Oslo as the Norwegian capital's main landmark, will start getting torn down on Thursday.
Bribery concerns sour mood at Norway's two largest firms
October 15, 2008StatoilHydro took over Norsk Hydro's oil and gas division in a so-called "friendly" deal last year, but now relations between Norway's two largest companies seem nearly hostile. A case of suspected bribery nearly a decade ago has pitted the two local giants against each other.
Central bank cuts key rate
October 15, 2008The Bank of Norway (Norges Bank)
Aftenposten to shut down English news service
October 14, 2008Media house Aftenposten in Oslo, faced with a need to dramatically cut costs, has decided to shut down its nine-year-old English-language news service, "News in English."
State visit from Ireland
October 14, 2008Oslo's main boulevard was cleared of all traffic on Tuesday, and the Irish and Norwegian flags wove side by side. The president of Ireland, Mary McAleese (center, next to King Harald),
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