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Entitled Swedes

SWEDEN - CHILDREN born in Sweden to foreign parents should be Swedish citizens if one parent has lived in the country for at least five years, according to the government.
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Drinks tax

DENMARK - CITING the loss of millions of euros, the Danish government is abandoning its 80-year tax on soft drinks because consumers are crossing the border to shop in Germany.    
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Gang wars

DENMARK - POLICE in Denmark have arrested 32 bikers and members of gangs suspected of murder and assault in a massive crackdown on organised crime.
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Hepatitis scare

SWEDEN - CASES of hepatitis A in Sweden are believed to be linked to the same strain of virus first discovered in Denmark which authorities believe is caused by frozen berries.
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Taxed Danes

DENMARK - DANES and Swedes are the highest taxed in Europe. According to research Danes claim tax revenues accounting for 47.7 per cent of economic output. 
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Bear spotter

NORWAY - THE governor’s office of Norway’s Arctic Svalbard islands is seeking to hire a polar bear spotter temporarily from July 8.
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HIV cure

DENMARK - AN HIV cure “within months” has been discovered by Dr Ole Sogaard at the Aarhus University Hospital in Denmark. 
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Occupied land

SWEDEN - STUDIO Yellow Bird is filming a TV series, the plot of which is based on the Russian occupation of Norway, based on the works of Norwegian writer Jo Nesbo.
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Garbage needed

NORWAY –The country is facing a garbage deficit as authorities scramble to find enough rubbish to fuel the country’s waste-to-energy power plants that provide heat and electricity.
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H&M athletes

SWEDEN - Swedish clothing giant H&M announced that it would be dressing Sweden's athletes for the upcoming Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro and Sochi.
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Wolves return

DENMARK - Within the past months Denmark has seen a return of the wolf and the wild boar after a 200-year absence.
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Gap year

NORWAY - Norwegian students top European rankings of high school graduates who opt to take a year off before starting college or going to work at 60 per cent.
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Social first

SWEDEN - SWEDEN is the most socially advanced country globally according to a new index released at the Skoll World Forum.
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Legal action

NORWAY – AIRLINE Ryanair faces legal challenges in Norway, after two flight attendants announced they’re filing lawsuits over working conditions and abrupt dismissals.
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Bearing all

SWEDEN - A SWEDISH employment tribunal found a lingerie chain guilty of gender discrimination after forcing one of its employees to display her bra size on a badge.
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