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One of the key elements in the proposed tax reform will be a cut in interest relief, balanced by a rise in the employment income allowance.
The eleven Iranians who have taken refuge in a church in Nørrebro fear being sent back to Iran where it appears that some of them were tortured.
Danes are wasting time, petrol and money waiting at red lights, according to a new report from the Danish Road Directorate.
Journeys home on Fridays and before public holidays start on average 35 minutes earlier than on other working days.
Smoking breaks in working hours are a disappearing privilege for the 450,000 public employees in the municipalities.
The EU has moved a step closer to further growth initiatives, although no decisions have yet been taken on a definite growth package.
FC Nordsjælland completed the job at a sold-out Farum Park to secure the club’s first ever Danish title at the expense of mighty FC Copenhagen.
86-year-old Egon Hansen was left lying in the bedroom of his sheltered home for almost a month after he was found dead.
A group of hunger-striking asylum seekers is seeking sanctuary in St Stephen’s Church in Nørrebro, Copenhagen.
Danes over 60 years old are on the way to becoming a breed of part-time pensioners.
Soluna Samay celebrated with her band as Denmark was named among the ten acts voted through to Saturday’s Eurovision final.
Denmark’s employers will make a clear demand that working hours should only be increased by taking away ordinary holiday allowance or public holidays.
According to new figures from the Ministry of Economic Affairs and the Interior, work simply doesn’t pay for around 151,000 unemployed Danes.
Hunger-striking Danish-Bahraini Abdulhadi al-Khawaja takes to the civil court in Bahrain to appeal against his lifelong imprisonment.
The Danish-Swedish dairy cooperative Arla Foods is planning two mergers in the near future which will increase its annual revenue by DKK 9 billion.
New rules will prevent driving instructors from circumventing theory instruction by letting pupils do the theory as self-study using IT programs.
Schoolchildren are now more likely to be bullied by their teachers than by other pupils.
Talks ahead of the three-party negotiations enter their final phase as LO’s day-to-day management calls an extraordinary meeting.
It is a cause for concern that the average marks achieved by upper-secondary pupils in the leaving examination differ widely between municipalities.
A new tax on sugar in food products will cause companies to make cutbacks, lay off employees and even, in some cases, close factories.
Parents with children who attend daycare may have to get used to homework and tougher requirements as is the case with schoolchildren.
The leaders of the NATO countries agreed at the weekend to launch the first phase of a missile defence system to protect Europe.
The often heard assertion that immigrants are a drain on the state coffers is now being challenged.
New figures from the Danish National Police show that criminals from Eastern European countries are committing more and more crimes in Denmark.
Prince Joachim and Princess Marie’s baby girl has been christened Athena Marguerite Françoise Marie in a packed Møgeltønder Church.
Minister for Culture Uffe Elbæk has asked the Danish Film Institute for a written statement on the skin colour controversy.
Films with coloured actors have no chance outside Copenhagen, so it not worth supporting them – or so the Danish Film Institute seems to feel.
There is unrest among union members as Government and union leaders discuss increased working hours – including the removal of two public holidays.
The move to nationwide, digital travel cards is set to become an expensive business for the transport companies as running costs threaten to soar.
Næstved municipality is still trying to break the bonds between 12-year-old Amy and her foster family.
A new study uncovers the extent to which joint pain troubles Danes in all occupations and affects their ability to work.
Many Danes with dual nationality are being detained in their other country, and there is little the Danish authorities can do to help.
A new law puts an end to the age-old tradition of putting pupils with special needs into separate classes, but teachers feel ill-equipped to cope.
Patients who need to be examined by a specialist must get used to the idea of waiting longer, as doctors are urged to reduce their hours.
The Danish Parliament is to put an end to the system whereby former MPs can pocket up to DKK 600,000 in severance pay when they leave Parliament.
The national audit office, Rigsrevisionen, is again casting a critical eye over the previous coalition government’s management of the healthcare sector.
The Danish Parliament is to debate an opposition proposal for a fund to aid victims of crime, ahead of the Government’s own initiative in this area.
The National Union of Students views the Government’s new education strategy as ‘spin’, with serious doubts over funding.
A network of Danish firearms dealers can now be linked directly to the front lines in the ongoing armed gang wars in Denmark.
More teaching based on computers and less use of text books helps primary and lower secondary school pupils learn better
The Børnetelefonen helpline for children and young people needs more volunteers to man its phones.
One in five members of the FOA union in Randers have already dropped out of the early retirement scheme and taken the money.
Educational social workers have now made their own proposals for minimum requirements at institutions for children and young people.
Patients at the specialist back unit in Middelfart will be the first to risk a fine of DKK 500 for missing an appointment.
Thousands of new jobs could be on the cards if EU leaders change course at next week’s special summit and shift the focus towards growth.
The revelations of Ole Henrik Hansen concerning conditions for children in Danish nurseries appear to have been based on exaggeration and distortion.
A new Danish study has found that women who use contraceptive patches are eight times more likely to develop a blood clot.
Citizen Service has confirmed that Spanish police are looking for a Danish man missing on the holiday island of Gran Canaria.
Crown Prince Frederik plans to travel to Ukraine for EURO 2012 in spite of major international concern at the political situation in the country.
A new status report by the Danish Institute for Human Rights highlights Denmark’s failings in the area of children.
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