Lost Disney film turns up in Norway
A copy of a Walt Disney film which was believed to be lost has been discovered in northern Norway, revealed the Norwegian National Library.
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Sweden: Immigrant children more likely to suffer bullying
Immigrant children in Sweden are three times more likely to be bullied at school than their Swedish counterparts, according to a study by researchers...
Swansea boss admits Sigurdsson may want to play for bigger club
Swansea City manager Gary Monk has said that Icelandic midfielder Gylfi Sigurdsson may end up wanting to play for a Champions League club, but insiste...
Icelandic foreign minister speaks out on gender equality
Icelandic Foreign Minister Gunnar Bragi Sveinsson has urged world leaders to start being more serious about gender equality and sexism.
Helsinki zoo to allow Finns to choose lion cubs’ names
Korkeasaari Zoo in Helsinki is to allow Finns to suggest names for the Asiatic lion triplets born at the zoo last spring.
Fewer fathers taking paternity leave in Iceland
The number of fathers taking paternity leave in Iceland is on the decline, with families unable to afford the loss in earnings any more.
Teaching stressing more than ever in Denmark
The number of teachers complaining of feeling severely stressed in Denmark is on the rise, with many now having to visit occupational health clinics s...
Gudjohnsen could make emotional return to Bolton
Icelandic football legend Eidur Gudjohnsen looks set for a remarkable return to Bolton Wanderers, the club where he shot to stardom more than 15 year...