We have started to collect the most important news related to Norway in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Customs officials in Norway have arrested a man who they say tried to smuggle 24 reptiles into the country taped to his body.
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A 19-year-old Norwegian man scoops $20,580 - in real money - by winning the World Monopoly Championships in Las Vegas.
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One of the world's top accolades, the Nobel Peace Prize, is to be announced in Oslo from a record field said to reach 205.
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Norway is the best country to live in, say the UN. Where would you most like to live and why?
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Norway is rated the best place in the world to live, while Niger is regarded as the least desirable.
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Norway's centre-left ruling coalition wins a narrow victory in general elections, near-complete results show.
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Two Norwegian men are sentenced to death in DR Congo for the murder of a Congolese man in May.
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A team prepares to search for the submerged wreck of a plane that crashed carrying Norway's polar explorer Roald Amundsen.
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Scottish FA chief executive Gordon Smith insists manager George Burley is not facing the sack after the 4-0 humbling in Norway.
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Scotland manager George Burley believes his side can bounce back from what he describes as a disastrous result against Norway.
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Ten-man Scotland suffer a crushing blow to their World Cup hopes with defeat in Norway.
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England, Northern Ireland and Wales are in friendly action after Scotland are thrashed 4-0 in a World Cup qualifier in Norway.
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The world's first floating wind turbine is to be towed out to sea off the coast of Norway this weekend.
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Norwegian fiddler celebrates Eurovision victory
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Three people are dead after a shooting near Oslo in what Norwegian police tell the BBC was a domestic incident.
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The death of a Norwegian king in 1991 could lead to eviction for a Norfolk football club because of a clause in their lease.
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A first-half goal from John Carew is enough to give Aston Villa a narrow but deserved victory over struggling Hull.
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Norway is pushing on with a national project to let school pupils use their own laptops for exams.
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Anti-Islamic rhetoric rises ahead of Norway's election
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A Somali pirate attack on a Norwegian tanker is foiled by Nato warships and helicopters after a dramatic pursuit.
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A man faces a driving ban after being caught having sex with his girlfriend while speeding on a motorway in Norway.
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Trying to steer Norway's pensions supertanker
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Key international negotiators urge Sri Lanka's Tamil Tiger rebels to lay down arms and discuss ending hostilities.
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Norway's state investment fund blacklists "unethical" US arms firm Textron and Canadian miner Barrick Gold.
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One person is killed and one injured in a shooting in the car park of a school in northern Norway, police say.
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A Norwegian broadcaster cancels plans to put the Beatles' entire back catalogue on a series of free podcasts.
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