Singer and songwriter Neil Sedaka has died
American singer and songwriter Neil Sedaka has passed away at 86 years old, as confirmed by his family.
'I can barely lift my legs up and if I can't get help I'll be left till I can't walk'
A woman struggles with life-altering lymphedema for over two decades, receiving critical help from Dr. Emma Craythorne on The Bad Skin Clinic.
Trump: Not Satisfied with Negotiations with Iran
Donald Trump expressed dissatisfaction with the ongoing negotiations between the USA and Iran regarding Iran's nuclear program, emphasizing the need for Iran to commit to not developing nuclear weapons.
Man Acquitted in Case of Election Fraud in the Faroe Islands
A man has been acquitted of election fraud related to the 2024 municipal elections in the Faroe Islands.
PET and FE: Foreign States May Attempt to Influence the Parliamentary Election
Denmark's intelligence agencies warn that foreign states, particularly Russia, may seek to influence the upcoming parliamentary election through disinformation and targeted campaigns.
Talk about perfect timing, DR
The article discusses the release of a well-timed series by DR, along with references to a classic 1980s comedy and a weekly streaming guide by Tommy GrΓΈn.
DR Congo: Two mass graves with 172 bodies found in Uvira after rebels departed
Two mass graves containing at least 172 bodies have been discovered in Uvira, Democratic Republic of Congo, following the withdrawal of rebels from the area.
HammershΓΈi painting to be auctioned
A Vilhelm HammershΓΈi painting, valued between Β£1.5 and Β£2 million, will be auctioned at Sotheby's in London on March 4.
Norwegian teenager charged with planning terror against NATO area
A 17-year-old Norwegian boy has been arrested on suspicion of planning an attack inspired by the militant group Islamic State (IS) against a NATO site in Stavanger, Norway.
Trump's Special Envoy: Denmark's System Does Not Fit Greenland
Trump's special envoy to Greenland, Jeff Landry, argues that Denmark's healthcare system is inadequate for Greenland's needs.
At least one person has died in a tram accident in Milan
A political figure, Jon Stephensen, revealed he was offered money by Moderaterne leaders to resign from his mandate, which he declined.
The United Kingdom is withdrawing personnel from Iran
Jon Stephensen reveals he was offered 1.3 million kroner to resign from his parliamentary mandate by top figures in the Moderates party but declined the offer.
Dao has a 'good' plan for the distribution of election cards
The Danish delivery company Dao faces criticism over mail distribution just ahead of the upcoming parliamentary elections, but claims to have a solid plan for distributing 4.1 million election cards.
DR sends email to parents after information about children may have been leaked
Danish Broadcasting Corporation (DR) has reported a security breach possibly affecting childrenβs data submitted to DR Ultra.
Information about children may have been leaked in DR data breach
DR has reported a security breach that may have compromised data regarding children who submitted proposals to DR Ultra.
BBC doctor gives 11 questions any patient on medication should ask GP
Dr. Punam Krishan advises patients on what questions to ask their GP when prescribed medication on BBC Morning Live.
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Doctors caution that a deficiency in vitamin D can subtly harm the heart and blood vessels, beyond its well-known role in maintaining bone health.
The Church's Kitchen receives leftovers from Frederik and Mary's canceled party
The Danish royal family donated leftover food from a canceled celebration to prevent waste.
Businessman sentenced to conditional imprisonment and community service in fraud case
A 74-year-old businessman has been sentenced to eight months of conditional imprisonment and 150 hours of community service for organized fraud similar to a pyramid scheme.
Denmark has eliminated mother-to-child transmission of HIV and syphilis
Denmark has become the first country in the world to eliminate mother-to-child transmission of HIV and syphilis according to the World Health Organization.
EU countries can use funds to help women with abortion
Jon Stephensen reveals in an interview that he was offered a considerable sum by officials from the Moderates party to resign from his mandate, which he declined.
How genetics impacts longevity and what other factors help to achieve it
Dr. Jorge Tartaglione discusses the role of genetics and lifestyle choices in achieving longevity during his visit to LN+ studios.
Mass graves discovered in DR Congo β media
At least 171 bodies have been found in mass graves in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, attributed to recent violence involving M23 rebels.
The Ministry of the Interior extinguishes hope for Nye Borgerlige
The Danish Ministry of the Interior has ruled that Nye Borgerlige cannot qualify for the upcoming parliamentary elections by recruiting a sitting member from another party.
Grey's Anatomy fans in tears as show pays tribute to late Eric Dane in new episode
Fans of Grey's Anatomy were emotionally moved by a tribute episode dedicated to the late Eric Dane, who played Dr. Mark Sloan.
13-Year-Old Assaulted Multiple Times - Eight Teenagers Suspected of Serious Violence
Eight teenagers aged 13 to 16 are suspected of serious assaults on a 13-year-old boy in Copenhagen.
Russia denies involvement in drone in Sweden
Jon Stephensen reveals that he was offered money to resign from his mandate while on leave from the Danish Parliament.
It was kicked to the corner, but the EU is now resuming the controversial trade agreement
The EU has announced the provisional start of the Mercosur trade agreement with four South American countries, despite a prior hold from the European Parliament.
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Jon Stephensen claims he was offered DK 1.3 million to resign from Parliament, which he declined, amid controversies tied to the Moderaterne party.
Francophonie: the DRC will present the candidacy of former minister Juliana Lumumba for the presidency of the OIF
The Democratic Republic of the Congo has announced the candidacy of Juliana Lumumba for the presidency of the International Organization of La Francophonie (OIF).
Rwanda: DR Congo Challenges Rwanda's Mushikiwabo With Lumumba Bid for Francophonie Top Job
The Democratic Republic of the Congo has nominated Juliana Amato Lumumba to challenge Rwanda's Louise Mushikiwabo for the Secretary-General position of the Organisation internationale de la Francophonie, highlighting ongoing tensions between the two nations.
Aarhus University sends students home due to insufficient fire safety
Aarhus University is sending students home for two weeks due to inadequate fire safety measures in several of its buildings, resulting in a shift to online classes.
The emotional tribute of 'Grey's Anatomy' to Eric Dane and Dr. Mark Sloan with 'Chasing Cars'
'Grey's Anatomy' honored the late actor Eric Dane, known for his role as Dr. Mark Sloan, with a touching tribute video featuring iconic moments from the series.
NHS U-turn paves the way for hundreds of alleged victims of 'butcher' brain surgeon to sue
NHS Tayside's recent reversal enables many former patients of Dr. Sam Eljamel, a neurosurgeon accused of performing unnecessary surgeries, to seek legal action for alleged malpractice.
USA withdraws embassy staff from Jerusalem after 'security risks'
Jon Stephensen alleges that he was offered money to resign from his parliamentary mandate during a time of personal scandal.
Scrubs fans 'in tears' minutes into new series as they ask same Dr Cox question
Fans of the show Scrubs are emotional after the first episodes of its new series, particularly regarding Dr. Cox's storyline.
Danish media organization sues OpenAI
A Danish media organization, DPCMO, is suing OpenAI over the alleged use of copyrighted content in training AI models.
European teenagers smoke more than in other parts of the world
Jon Stephensen refused a large sum of money offered by leaders of the Moderates party to resign from his mandate while on leave.
DR Congo Signs $1.2bn US Health Deal As Zambia and Zimbabwe Walk Away
The Democratic Republic of Congo has entered into a $1.2 billion health partnership with the United States, while Zambia and Zimbabwe opt out due to concerns over health data sovereignty.
Dr. Amir Khan says Brits over 40 will see 6 'changes' - full list
Dr. Amir Khan highlights six real health changes that people over 40 may experience.
Death led to discovery of illegal weapons
A death in Fredericia has alerted police to the presence of several illegal weapons.
Marius Borg HΓΈiby is required to be detained for a longer period
Jon Stephensen reveals he was offered 1.3 million kroner to resign from his position in the Danish Parliament, which he declined.
South Korea's government approves Google Maps
Jon Stephensen refused a financial offer from top members of the Moderates party to resign from his mandate as an MP in Denmark.
Significantly fewer flew from Billund Airport last year
Jon Stephensen revealed that he was offered money by top officials from the Moderaterne party to resign from his position, which he refused.
Why Is the Universe Silent? Lithuanian Scientist on Cosmic Loneliness and Our Lost Dream of Reaching the Stars
The article discusses insights from Lithuanian scientist Dr. Vytautas Stankus regarding the search for extraterrestrial life and the existence of exoplanets beyond our solar system.
Ukraine reports Russian attack on port infrastructure
A Danish politician, Jon Stephensen, revealed that he was offered money to resign from his parliamentary seat while discussing a Russian attack on Ukrainian port infrastructure.
Poland will ban social media for children under 15
Jon Stephensen, a Danish politician, refused a bribe to resign from his mandate while facing personal controversies.
DRC: Martin Fayulu presents his proposal for a national dialogue including armed groups
Martin Fayulu has proposed a national dialogue in the DRC that includes armed groups to address the ongoing security and institutional crises in the country.
Jon Stephensen: The Moderates offered me 1.3 million kroner
Jon Stephensen revealed in an interview that he was offered 1.3 million kroner by leaders of the Moderates to resign from his mandate, which he declined.
The Dannebrog to Hang in the Meeting Room of Copenhagen City Hall
Copenhagen City Hall's meeting room is set to be decorated with the Dannebrog, following a decision by a broad majority in the city's council.