Posted on 13. Jan, 2011 in: News

Time to go, Lene

Former Copenhagen Council Health Commissioner Mogens Lønberg has joined the growing list of disgruntled Conservatives calling for party leader Lene Espersen to resign. Mr Lønberg, head of the party’s Town Hall councillors’ group,…

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Posted on 13. Jan, 2011 in: News

Top Conservative reported to police

The Conservatives’ spokesperson on policy, Henriette Kjær, and her partner Erik Skov Pedersen have been reported to the police for forgery. Ms Kjær’s mother in law claims that the couple forged her signature…

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Posted on 13. Jan, 2011 in: News

12 minutes not enough says SPP

The Social Democrats and Socialist People’s Party (SPP) have admitted that working an extra 12 minutes every day won’t be enough to restore the economy. SPP’s spokesman on finance, Ole Sohn, said yesterday…

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Posted on 13. Jan, 2011 in: News

Construction jobless figures grow

New trade union jobless figures reveal the depressed state of the construction industry. Nearly 30% of all tradesmen are now unemployed and 1,500 have lost their jobs since New Year. In some regions…

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Posted on 13. Jan, 2011 in: News

Airport optimism

21.5 million passengers passed through Copenhagen Airport in 2010, an increase of 9.1% on the previous year. Sales & Marketing Director Carsten Nørland of Copenhagen Airports Ltd said there is no doubt the…

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Posted on 12. Jan, 2011 in: News

New poll: Comfortable majority for opposition as Conservatives slump

Just when they thought things couldn’t get worse  the Conservatives have sunk to a new record-low in the polls. The struggling party would attract just 4.4% of the electorate if an election were…

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Posted on 12. Jan, 2011 in: News

Conservative Party ‘irrelevant’

Commentators believe that two further polls to be released later this week could increase the pressure on Conservative party leader Lene Espersen to resign. Political editor Troels Myleneberg of Fyens Stiftstidende said that…

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Posted on 12. Jan, 2011 in: News

Crisis isn’t over despite last-minute rescue for Portugal

Even though the debt crisis in Portugal has been eased by the government’s successful ‘fire sale’ of €1.25bn of 10-year bonds, rescuing the country from having to go cap in hand to the…

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Posted on 12. Jan, 2011 in: News

Tolerant Danes?

Have Danes become more tolerant? Many foreigners would tend to say no and the constant immigration rhetoric seems to indicate the same. Despite this, a new survey by the University Post indicates a…

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Posted on 12. Jan, 2011 in: News

US diplomat questions government’s denial

A top US diplomat has posed serious questions about the Danish government’s claim that it was unaware of CIA rendition flights. Lawrence Wilkinson, chief of staff for former US Secretary of State Colin…

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