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Soon Danish pupils will be able to use the internet in written exams in 11 subjects, including English.
It is common for teachers who report neglect or abuse of children to hear nothing more about the case afterwards.
The Copenhagen Hospitality College is insisting that a young Muslim should taste pork. If not, he will not get a placement to complete his course.
In future, when mum and dad divorce they will not automatically be granted joint custody. This key change to the law has all-party support.
People on cash benefits in Denmark are caught in a spiral of debt that they cannot escape.
The freezing weather is prompting Danes to help the homeless by contributing clothes and food and opening up their allotment huts.
Notes kept secret until now reveal that Army Operational Command gave incorrect information to the Folketing about Iraqi prisoners.
More foreigners are doing battle with the troublesome Danish pronunciation and grammar as Danish classes for adults become more popular.
It is more dangerous to roar off into the traffic on a scooter than to cycle or to drive a car.
The European Commission’s Innovation Union Scoreboard puts Denmark in second place for research and innovation in Europe.
The Chairman of the board at crisis-hit Vestas, Bent Erik Carlsen, will stand down at the next general meeting of the company at the end of March.
A pack means 20 cigarettes, not 19 or 18.The Government now intends to fix this by law to prevent the tobacco industry from disguising higher duties.
An increasing number of tenants are being evicted for failing to pay the rent, and bailiffs are having to deal with more families with children.
Fresh revelations in the hip replacement scandal show that the manufacturer of the metal hip implants sponsored Danish doctors for years.
DR radio presenter and debater Kjeld Koplev alleged that Crown Prince Frederik only works 40 days a year, but DR2’s Detektor has found otherwise.
Every year 87 children and young people lose their lives in traffic accidents, which is equivalent to a fatal accident every four days.
Danish doctors implanted a dangerous metal hip into patients despite being warned about it.
Norddjurs Municipality has reported a local foster care home to the police for misuse of taxpayers’ money.
Prior to the election, SocDem-SPP wanted public employees to work 12 minutes more a day. Now it seems they will be working 30 minutes more.
Temperatures plummeted overnight across Denmark and in the early hours of this morning several places reported lower than minus 20 degrees.
Lars von Trier was nowhere to be seen as his film Melancholia won a string of Roberts (Danish Oscars) at the Circus Building in Copenhagen.
High earners in “flexjobs” should expect cuts and the family cheque should be reformed so that it no longer ends up in the pockets of wealthy families with children
Large parts of Eastern and Northern Europe are in the grip of a harsh cold spell which is set to continue for the time being.
30 years in a US jail for 61-year-old Kai Lundstrøm Pedersen, found guilty of stalking and threatening an 11-year-old on Facebook.
A string of Danish women with early signs of cancer waited at least 450 days before receiving notice from their doctor.
18-20 year old Danes are better at paying their bills than those between 20 and 60, a new report reveals.
Ayfer Baykal, Technical and Environmental Mayor of Copenhagen, has apologised to the girls who were seriously injured at the Dronning Louise Bridge.
The Danish company commander charged in relation to possible civilian deaths in Afghanistan has now returned to duty there.
Despite constant complaints butchers and slaughter houses continue to cheat the customer by mixing cheap pork into minced beef or lamb.
The pharmaceutical company Novo Nordisk surprised analysts by increasing its operating profits by 18 per cent to DKK 22.4 billion in 2011.
A new chat and telephone advice service from Danish chemists allows customers to obtain advice from a chemist day and night.
Municipalities are to be allowed to refuse old people home help for vacuuming and tell them to buy robot vacuum cleaners instead.
No more precious holiday days wasted lying in bed with a runny nose if plans for holiday sick days to be traded for fresh holiday go ahead.
A significant majority of Danish voters support the euro pact, but Danes stand firm on staying out of the euro according to a new Gallup poll
The DPP is accusing the government of misleading parliament on extra border controls, after earlier claims that they made no “noticeable” difference.
Foreign Affairs Minister Villy Søvndal wants to provide financial support to Arab women who played an active role in the “Arab spring”.
Breast scandal surgeon Kim Tjelum was not the only one performing operations at his clinic; he employed a 77-year-old retired consultant unlawfully.
Youth unemployment across Europe has jumped by 241,000 in just one year with more than five million people under 25 out of work.
A growing number of New Danish families are rejecting state schools and sending their children to free schools and private schools instead.
Although Denmark has not adopted the euro, PM Helle Thorning-Schmidt stresses that we can still influence the content of the new fiscal pact.
Municipalities are tightening their checks on the “child certificates” which sports clubs have to obtain for leaders and instructors.
Doctors believe that a post-mortem should be carried out on anyone under the age of 50 who dies suddenly and unexpectedly.
Polish fathers working at the abattoir in Horsens are receiving more than their wages from Danish Crown.
Oslo District Court has sentenced two men to seven and three-and-a-half years’ imprisonment respectively for planning a terror attack in Denmark.
Mikkel Hansen was the hero as Denmark secured victory in the European handball championship, defeating hosts Serbia 21-19 in the final.
Danish ships are transporting large consignments of arms to dictators, regimes, revolutionary movements and conflict areas around the world.
The number of foreign companies caught operating illegally in Denmark by the Working Environment Authority has doubled.
The more money people earn, the more they are dissatisfied with the balance between what they put into the welfare state and what they get out again.
There is broad agreement in the Folketing (Parliament) that some specialists should never have obtained authorisation to practice in the first place.
If your child takes a tumble in the school playground and hurts themself, the municipality will no longer meet the costs of any treatment.
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