Service sector defies government – 1,000 warn of illegal reopening
Around 1,000 small businesses in the service sector are preparing to defy the authorities and open up this morning. Head of the ’open business’ movement, Torkil Poulsen, said some of the shops and…
MoreVirus updates
Infections under 300….PM discusses international vaccine with Netanyahu…Ishøj schools closed down….Corona passport could rescue aviation industry…. Only 295 new corona cases were reported Sunday, although the figures are based on a 19-hour time-span…
MoreHigh Court to rule on deportation for gang members
The High Court will rule today on whether six members of the notorious immigrant street gang Loyal Til Familia (LTF), previously found guilty of extortion, drug trading, break-ins, and possession of weapons, should…
More14 arrested on suspicion of planning terrorist attack
Fourteen people, including one in Germany, have been arrested on suspicion of planning a terrorist attack. Seven were already in custody following a coordinated raid over the weekend in Holbæk, north-west of Copenhagen,…
MoreInger assembles legal ‘dream team’ to fight impeachment
Inger Støjberg will be defended by a legal ‘dream team’ when she’s tried by a Court of Impeachment later this year for her role in the child brides affair. The former immigration minister…
More’Soft-centred’ Social Liberals sinking fast
Sexual harassment issues and internal division have led to a voter exodus from the Social Liberals (Radikale). A new YouGov poll for tabloid daily BT shows no more than 3.5% of the electorate…
MoreEx-minister takes no.2 spot with Social Liberals
Martin Lidegaard is the new deputy leader of the struggling Social Liberals (Radikale). The former foreign minister lost an acrimonious leadership battle with Sofie Carsten Nielsen last year after former leader Morten Østergaard…
MoreVirus updates
Infections stabilise….New case of South African variant….Copenhagen University close to corana vaccine…. The number of people hospitalised by covid has fallen by 13 to 357, the lowest since December 10th last year. The…
MorePublic’s debt mountain grows and grows
The public’s collective debt to the state continues to grow at an alarming rate with no signs of the billions of kroner every being paid. The debt mountain, in the form of unpaid…
MoreDenmark faced with DKK700m Brexit bill
Denmark will be forced to pay an extra DKK700m (around $103m) to the EU this year to help finance the Brexit fund set up to assist countries and sectors hard-hit by the UK’s…
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