9 minutes ago Politics Mette F. on SU savings: They benefit from a part-time job
Politics 6 Oct 2026
Mette F. on SU savings: They benefit from a part-time job
If your parents each earn just over approximately 29,500 kroner a month before tax, and you are set to lose your SU as a student living at home, then you must get yourself a part-time job â and it's good for you. That is the message from Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen (S), who believes it is a good idea to remove SU for students living at home whose parents collectively earn over 710,000 kroner a year.
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The government will allocate 200 million for an initiative at 100 selected schools
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On next yearâs Finance Act, the government will prioritise a total of 900 million kroner on primary schools.
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Søren Vester was on a mission, but what happened to his summer house?
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The old smallholderâs property in Thy is unrecognisable.
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Today at 21:30
Grammy-nominated R&B singer has died
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Freddie Jackson, who became known in the 1980s for R&B hits such as âRock Me Tonightâ and âYou Are My Ladyâ, has died at the age of 70.
His family has announced this in an Instagram post.
The cause of death has not been stated. In 2024, the singer himself announced that he had been diagnosed with a kidney disease.
Jackson was nominated for two Grammys in 1986 for âYou Are My Ladyâ.
Today at 21:29 Party leader debate âWe are not Løkkeâs and Mette Frederiksenâs useful idiotsâ
Party leader debate 6 Oct 2026
âWe are not Løkkeâs and Mette Frederiksenâs useful idiotsâ
Troels Lund Poulsen, leader of Venstre, will not simply play ball with the government if they want to make tax policy with Venstre â rather than the Red-Green Alliance. That is the message from Venstreâs leader in the party leader debate on the programme âDebattenâ. The party is not âLars Løkkeâs and Mette Frederiksenâs useful idiotsâ, he says. He is willing to agree to tax cuts, but not tax increases, which he believes are being proposed â something the government denies.
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Cinemas asked to drop hyped film about the Gaza war
Today at 21:15
The directors of âNazaâ do not want the documentary shown on the anniversary of Hamasâ terror attack on Wednesday 7 October.
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Ronaldo opens up about national team circus
25 Aug at 15:11
Here in the blog you get the latest news from Danish and international football today.
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Today at 21:09 Domestic Politicians reveal each other: Who has the strangest habit?
Domestic 6 Oct 2026
Politicians reveal each other: Who has the strangest habit?
On the occasion of the opening of Parliament, we asked some of the 179 elected members: Who is often late, who has the strangest habits â and who drinks the most coffee?
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Puk was punished when she didnât eat â now she hopes for better treatment
Today at 20:42
A former anorexia sufferer sees potential in a research project using psychedelic treatment for anorexia.
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Today at 20:39 Money The government wants to phase out gas boilers: Martine lacks an alternative
Money 6 Oct 2026
The government wants to phase out gas boilers: Martine lacks an alternative
While gas prices are currently rising ahead of winter, more than a quarter of a million Danish homes are still heated with natural gas. But the scrapping of gas boilers has stalled in many municipalities. One of those still warming themselves by a gas boiler is Martine Boye Lund from HolbĂŚk â who, according to the utility companyâs plan, may have to wait until 2037 to get district heating.
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Today at 20:09
Many commuters in Zealand are tired of trains having to reduce speed on part of the line. Now Banedanmark believes it has found the cause.
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Today at 20:04
On Monday, a number of students demonstrated at the elite university, among other things demanding the rectorâs resignation.
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Today at 20:02
Ten evacuated from oil tanker in the Strait of Hormuz
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Authorities in Oman have evacuated ten crew members from the oil tanker On Peace after it was hit by a projectile while sailing through the Strait of Hormuz. It is not known who fired the projectile.
Reuters reports this.
The ship, sailing under the Panamanian flag, had 19 crew members on board. Indiaâs Foreign Ministry writes on social media platform X that 17 of the crew are Indian citizens.
Twelve people have been injured in connection with the incident.
â The continued attacks on shipping in the region remain a source of deep concern for India, the Indian Foreign Ministry writes in the post on X, and thanks Oman for its help.
No animals were harmed when Zibrandt brought home the World Championship gold to Denmark
Today at 19:42
The South Jutlander has for the second time been named world champion in 3D archery.
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Today at 19:36
Dead mooseâs trachea and head will be exhibited for Culture Night
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In September, a different moose from the one now to be exhibited was seen in Hundested, first at a farm and later on the beach in Kikhavn. (Photo: Š Hjalte Winther Abrahamsen, Hjalte Winther Abrahamsen)
If you are going to Culture Night in Copenhagen on Friday but donât know what to see, the University of Copenhagenâs Veterinary School is ready with a very special offer.
Here you can see the dead moose that was hit on the Helsingør Motorway in North Zealand on Monday morning.
The university has announced this to Ritzau.
Visitors will, among other things, be able to see the mooseâs head, heart and trachea.
Behind the wheel was a 36-year-old woman, who, according to the police, has said that the moose stood a few metres from her when she drove in the inner lane of the motorway. The moose was found dead 100 metres from the car and was subsequently collected by Falck.
Pharmacies sharpen attention when dispensing medicine after CPR leak
Today at 19:25
After the CPR leak, citizens may be asked for ID or asked control questions at the pharmacy.
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Today at 19:21
Swedish police fire shots at man near Stockholm Palace
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Images show police cars and cordons in central Stockholm in connection with the incident at the Royal Palace this evening. (Š Jessica Gow/TT/Ritzau Scanpix)
Updated at 20.41 with the information that the man has been taken to hospital.
Police are currently present outside the Royal Palace in Stockholm.
This is due to an aggressive man with a weapon, Swedish police state in a message on their website.
Police have opened fire on the man, who has also been arrested. He has been taken to hospital by ambulance. His injuries are assessed as serious but not life-threatening.
â The police are now continuing their work at the scene, the police say, stressing that there is no danger to the public.
A witness tells SVT that several police patrols are on the scene.
The palace is located on Stadsholmen in the capital and is the official residence of the Swedish monarch.
Today at 19:07
The minister responsible for the area insists that all oil and gas boilers must be retired.
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Serum Institute sees no reason for plague concern in Denmark
Today at 19:06
A woman is reported dead in Russia from what is feared to be plague. According to SSI, there is no particular reason for Danes to be concerned.
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Today at 18:38
Politicians should experience for themselves what it feels like to be surveilled, says Lars Boje. But it does not go down well in the corridors of Christiansborg.
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Can I trust what I receive in my e-Boks? Here are the questions Danes want answered after the CPR leak
Today at 17:55
Yesterday it emerged that hackers had misused a Danish companyâs access to extract CPR numbers from the system.
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Bidding war and 737 billion later, massive media merger is completed
Today at 17:47
Film company Paramount has finally taken over Warner Bros. Discovery in a billion-dollar acquisition that has drawn criticism.
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Catalan separatist leader can return to Spain
Today at 17:29
Carles Puigdemont is pleased that a Spanish arrest warrant against him has now been lifted.
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Are you also walking around coughing? SSI sees an increase in cold viruses
Today at 17:28
It is neither influenza nor coronavirus that is causing much illness at the moment.
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Trump has for years warned against postal votes â now he urges his own voters to use them
Today at 17:12
Trumpâs long-standing attacks on postal voting may have led some Republican voters to not vote at all, DRâs US correspondent Kim Bildsøe Lassen assesses.
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Today at 17:08 Opening of Parliament Good conditions: Large apartment, chauffeur and million-kroner salary
Opening of Parliament 6 Oct 2026
Good conditions: Large apartment, chauffeur and million-kroner salary
Today Parliament opened as tradition dictates. During the opening, a majority of members of parliament elected their new Speaker, Henrik Frandsen from the Moderates. After four years at Christiansborg, he takes over the special post from Søren Gade of Venstre.
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The government will compensate neighbours to large onshore facility
Today at 16:57
The government proposes financial compensation for residents close to the onshore facility, but the residentsâ association believes the amounts are not high enough.
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EU Commission proposes conditions for enlargement with new countries
Today at 16:49
The EU Commission now proposes the conditions that should shortly ensure an enlargement with new EU countries.
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Formula 1 carsâ historic breakdown makes alarms flash
Today at 16:21
A software error delayed the Formula 1 race in Malaysia. Now several drivers are raising questions about the sportâs technological development.
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Today at 15:59 Domestic This is how you should watch out for fraud after the CPR leak
Domestic 6 Oct 2026
This is how you should watch out for fraud after the CPR leak
After unauthorised parties illegally gained access to names, addresses and CPR numbers of 8.8 million registered people, there is extra reason to be on guard against fraud. That was made clear by the director of the Agency for Societal Safety, Laila Reenberg, at todayâs press meeting.
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