We have started to collect the most important news related to Denmark in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Denmark's new TV show causes outrage
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Up to 100 predominantly luxury cars are taking part in the Gumball 3000 rally in which some of the world's richest petrol-heads get to flaunt their wealth during a drive that will take them through Europe.
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Bonnie Tyler reflects on taking the UK to 19th place out of 26 countries at the Eurovision Song Contest, which was won by Denmark's Emmelie de Forest.
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Danish brewer Carlsberg returns to profit in the first quarter of the year, helped by strong sales growth in Asia.
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Former Pakistan and Essex leg spinner Danish Kaneria loses his appeal against being found guilty of spot-fixing.
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Fishermen in Denmark have backed calls for a seal cull to protect dwindling fish stocks.
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Thousands of Danish teachers have formed a 35km line between two cities to protest at a week-long lockout by local authorities
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House of Cards author Michael Dobbs reveals he is working on a "major project" with the creator of Danish political drama Borgen.
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State schools are shut throughout Denmark because of a dispute between teachers and local authorities over working conditions.
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More than 60 people suffered food poisoning at a Danish restaurant described as the world's best eatery, it has emerged.
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Denmark suspend Nicklas Bendtner for six months after the striker is arrested for drink driving in Copenhagen.
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Hit Danish drama Borgen is to return to BBC Four for a third and final series.
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A prominent Danish critic of Islam, Lars Hedegaard, has survived a gun attack at his home in the capital Copenhagen, police say.
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Danish cyclist Michael Rasmussen admits that he took performance-enhancing drugs for 12 years between 1998 and 2010.
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A bi-lingual remake of The Bridge will move the action from a bridge on the Danish-Swedish border to the Channel Tunnel.
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An early work by Hans Christian Andersen is found at the bottom of a box near the Danish fairy tale writer's home city, experts say.
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The Danish Royal Theatre cancels a play about the late singer Amy Winehouse, due to open in January 2013.
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Can Britain learn from Denmark how to control the press?
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Denmark's struggle against ash dieback poses warning to UK
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