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Sendte Norge til historisk semifinale: – På gråten
– Det var helt sjukt. Jeg er nesten på gråten. Det er faen meg – unnskyld ordbruken – helt sjukt! Det sier Noah Steen til NRK i Sveits. 21-åringen har nettopp sendt Norge til semifinalen i ishockey-VM. For aller første gang. Norge tok ledelsen midtveis i den andre perioden, men ble presset voldsomt hardt av Latvia i den siste. I sluttminuttene tok latvierne ut keeperen i et siste, desperat forsøk på å få spilleforlengelse. I stedet driblet Steen inn 2–0 på tiden 59:44.
Berit Kjøll anklager motkandidat for spill i kulissene
Al-Samarai har vært en del av styret i Norges idrettsforbund, som Kjøll har ledet siden 2019. Da de møttes til debatt i «Dagsnytt 18» på NRK, antydet idrettspresidenten at motkandidaten har drevet med skjult valgkamp det siste året. – Jeg var jo veldig oppmerksom på den aktiviteten som pågikk med ditt kandidatur, som jeg fikk høre om via omveier at du lanserte – ikke direkte til meg. Det er nå så.
Berit Kjøll røk i tottene på NRK-kommentator: – Da er vi ferdige, tenker jeg
Sekunder før sendingen var over hadde idrettspresidenten fått nok. Kjøll var tydelig oppgitt etter det som utviklet seg til en het diskusjon som varte i flere minutter. Idrettspresidenten mente at NRKs sportskommentator burde gå tilbake i tid og se på hva han selv har uttalt. Hun tok opp igjen tråden fra en tidligere debatt, der hun hevdet at Saltvedt har opptrådt som en PR-rådgiver for Kjølls motkandidat i presidentkampen i NIF, Zaineb Al-Samarai. Han avviste påstanden.
Suspected mosque shooter arrives in court with two black eyes
(CNN) — The man accused of opening fire in a Norwegian mosque over the weekend appeared in court on Monday with two black eyes and wounds to his face and neck. The suspect, identified as 21-year-old Philip Manshaus by Norway's public service broadcaster NRK, appeared in court on charges of murder and terrorism. It's unclear where the marks on his face came from.
Suspected mosque shooter has two black eyes after being pinned by 65-year-old
Frode Stang, Zahid Mahmood and Tara John, CNN (CNN) — The man accused of opening fire in a Norwegian mosque over the weekend appeared in court on Monday with two black eyes and wounds to his face and neck. The suspect, identified by Norway’s public service broadcaster NRK as 21-year-old Philip Manshaus, appeared in court on charges of murder and terrorism.
Suspected mosque shooter has two black eyes after being pinned by 65-year-old
Frode Stang, Zahid Mahmood and Tara John, CNN (CNN) — The man accused of opening fire in a Norwegian mosque over the weekend appeared in court on Monday with two black eyes and wounds to his face and neck. The suspect, identified by Norway’s public service broadcaster NRK as 21-year-old Philip Manshaus, appeared in court on charges of murder and terrorism.
Suspected mosque shooter arrives in court with two black eyes
(CNN) -- The man accused of opening fire in a Norwegian mosque over the weekend appeared in court on Monday with two black eyes and wounds to his face and neck. The suspect, identified as 21-year-old Philip Manshaus by Norway's public service broadcaster NRK, appeared in court on charges of murder and terrorism. Oslo District Police Attorney Paal-Fredrik Hjort Kraby told CNN that they are aware that his name was published on state media but they would not confirm it to CNN.
Suspected mosque shooter arrives in court with two black eyes | CNN
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Suspect in Oslo mosque shooting expressed right-wing sympathies, say police
(CNN) — The man suspected of opening fire at a mosque near the Norwegian capital of Oslo on Saturday has expressed right-wing sympathies online, the police said in a news conference Sunday. Superintendent Rune Skjold told reporters the suspect, described only as a Norwegian man in his 20s, has praised figures like Vidkun Quisling, the leader of Norway under Nazi occupation during World War II. The shooting is being investigated as a "possible act of terrorism," police said.
Mosque shooting suspect arrives in court with 2 black eyes
Cornelius Poppe/AFP/Getty via CNN Philip Manshaus Cornelius Poppe/AFP/Getty via CNN Philip Manshaus Related content (CNN) - The man accused of opening fire in a Norwegian mosque over the weekend appeared in court on Monday with two black eyes and wounds to his face and neck. The suspect, identified as 21-year-old Philip Manshaus by Norway's public service broadcaster NRK, appeared in court on charges of murder and terrorism. It's unclear where the marks on his face came from.
Suspected mosque shooter arrives in court with two black eyes
(CNN) -- The man accused of opening fire in a Norwegian mosque over the weekend appeared in court on Monday with two black eyes and wounds to his face and neck. The suspect, identified as 21-year-old Philip Manshaus by Norway's public service broadcaster NRK, appeared in court on charges of murder and terrorism. Oslo District Police Attorney Paal-Fredrik Hjort Kraby told CNN that they are aware that his name was published on state media but they would not confirm it to CNN.
Mosque shooting suspect arrives in court with 2 black eyes
Cornelius Poppe/AFP/Getty via CNN Philip Manshaus Cornelius Poppe/AFP/Getty via CNN Philip Manshaus Related content (CNN) - The man accused of opening fire in a Norwegian mosque over the weekend appeared in court on Monday with two black eyes and wounds to his face and neck. The suspect, identified as 21-year-old Philip Manshaus by Norway's public service broadcaster NRK, appeared in court on charges of murder and terrorism. It's unclear where the marks on his face came from.
Mosque shooting suspect arrives in court with 2 black eyes
Cornelius Poppe/AFP/Getty via CNN Philip Manshaus Cornelius Poppe/AFP/Getty via CNN Philip Manshaus Related content (CNN) - The man accused of opening fire in a Norwegian mosque over the weekend appeared in court on Monday with two black eyes and wounds to his face and neck. The suspect, identified as 21-year-old Philip Manshaus by Norway's public service broadcaster NRK, appeared in court on charges of murder and terrorism.
Mosque shooting suspect arrives in court with 2 black eyes
Cornelius Poppe/AFP/Getty via CNN Philip Manshaus Cornelius Poppe/AFP/Getty via CNN Philip Manshaus Related content (CNN) - The man accused of opening fire in a Norwegian mosque over the weekend appeared in court on Monday with two black eyes and wounds to his face and neck. The suspect, identified as 21-year-old Philip Manshaus by Norway's public service broadcaster NRK, appeared in court on charges of murder and terrorism. It's unclear where the marks on his face came from.
Mosque shooting suspect arrives in court with 2 black eyes
Cornelius Poppe/AFP/Getty via CNN Philip Manshaus Cornelius Poppe/AFP/Getty via CNN Philip Manshaus Related content (CNN) - The man accused of opening fire in a Norwegian mosque over the weekend appeared in court on Monday with two black eyes and wounds to his face and neck. The suspect, identified as 21-year-old Philip Manshaus by Norway's public service broadcaster NRK, appeared in court on charges of murder and terrorism. It's unclear where the marks on his face came from.
Suspect in Oslo mosque shooting expressed right-wing sympathies, say police
(CNN) -- The man suspected of opening fire at a mosque in the Norwegian capital of Oslo on Saturday has expressed right-wing sympathies online, the police said in a news conference Sunday. Superintendent Rune Skjold told reporters the suspect, described only as a Norwegian man in his 20s, has praised figures like Vidkun Quisling, the leader of Norway under Nazi occupation during World War II. The shooting is being investigated as a "possible act of terrorism," police said.
Suspect in mosque shooting near Oslo faces murder charge for woman found dead in his home, police say
© Terje Pedersen/AFP/Getty Images A Norwegian riot policeman stands in front of the al-Noor islamic center mosque where a gunman, armed with multiple weapons, went on a shooting spree in the town of Baerum, an Oslo suburb on August 10, 2019. - The gunman injured one worshipper before being arrested, police and witnesses said.
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