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By Lars Bevanger, BBC News, Oslo Breivik has always insisted he is sane Relatives of Anders Behring Breivik’s victims and…
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As people in Norway gather this weekend to mark the first anniversary of the 22 July attacks, many will be…
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The 22 July twin terror attacks in Oslo and at the Utoeya island shocked Norway and the world. The self-confessed…
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After more than two months the trial of self-confessed mass killer Anders Breivik has entered its final week. And after…
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By Lars Bevanger, BBC News, Oslo The authors of the first psychiatric report which found self-confessed mass killer Anders Breivik…
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Here’s my interview for the BBC website with one of the Utoya survivors who faced his would-be killer Anders Breivik…
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