We have started to collect the most important news related to Norway in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Islamic State militants say they have killed two hostages - a Norwegian and a Chinese national - after demanding ransoms from their governments.
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Purple slime coats Norway fjord
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Twelve victims of the Bucharest nightclub fire are flown by Nato to hospitals in the UK and Norway, as the death toll rises to 45.
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Justin Bieber says sorry for storming off stage after performing only one song in Norway.
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The pedalling migrants who travel via Arctic Russia
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The Philippine government is examining an online video that appears to show two Canadians, a Norwegian and a Filipino who were kidnapped last month.
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Norwegian mass murderer Anders Behring Breivik has threatened to starve himself to death in protest of alleged prison isolation.
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A Norwegian ship detained in Kenya's Mombasa port for more than a week on suspicion of carrying drugs and illegal UN weapons is released.
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Two Canadians, a Norwegian and a local woman are kidnapped by gunmen from a resort in the Philippines island of Mindanao, says the army.
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A 24-year-old Australian exchange student has fallen to her death from the famous Trolltunga cliff in Norway.
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A woman found with fatal head injuries in Manchester is named by police as Norwegian concert pianist Natalia Strelchenko.
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There have been protests in Norway, against a decision to deport a survivor of the 2011 terror attack on the small island of Utoeya.
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A Latvian co-pilot who admitted drinking whisky and beer hours before an airBaltic flight from Norway to Crete is jailed for six months.
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Students return four years on from Norway killings
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Four years after Norway's Utoeya massacre, Paul Adams visits the site of the old camp and the memorial to Anders Breivik's victims
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Four years after Anders Behring Breivik shot dozens of teenagers dead, the Norwegian island of Utoeya is reopening for business this weekend as it hosts its first Labour youth camp since the massacre.
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A Norwegian groom swims across a fjorde to reach his bride for their wedding at a lighthouse.
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Objects used by mass killer Anders Behring Breivik go on show in Norway amid fears the display could attract sympathisers.
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Norwegian mass murderer Anders Behring Breivik wins place to study political science at Oslo University.
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One of Zimbabwe's best known writers, Chenjerai Hove, a prominent critic of President Robert Mugabe, dies aged 59 in exile in Norway.
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England reach the quarter-finals of the Women's World Cup at the expense of Norway thanks to a stunning strike from Lucy Bronze.
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Alex Scott says England have been practising penalties for a month, before their last-16 match against Norway on Monday.
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England are building momentum ahead of their Women's World Cup last-16 tie against Norway says boss Mark Sampson.
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England will play Norway in the Women's World Cup last 16 after beating Colombia to finish second in Group F.
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Two-time champions Germany are held to a Women's World Cup draw by Norway in Ottawa, Canada.
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Britain's Greg Rutherford wins the long jump and Laura Muir an impressive women's 1,500m in the Diamond League meeting in Oslo.
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