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Judge to rule in Marius Borg Høiby case on June 15

Judge to rule in Marius Borg Høiby case on June 15

The Oslo District Court will deliver its verdict in the case against Marius Borg Høiby, the son of Norwegian Crown Princess Mette-Marit, on June 15. The Norwegian Public Prosecution Service has demanded a prison sentence of seven years and seven months for the defendant.

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Car catches fire and burns out on Nieuwe Bennebroekerweg in Hoofddorp

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Italy and France want new peacekeeping mission in Lebanon

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Italy and France have announced plans to establish a new peacekeeping force in Lebanon following the expiration of the current UNIFIL mandate at the end of this year. During a meeting in Antibes, leaders expressed the need for a successor mission to prevent a potential power vacuum in the region.

Schools in Velsen under Atlant board to follow heat schedule Friday: 'It's warmer at school, but at the children's homes too'

Schools in Velsen under Atlant board to follow heat schedule Friday: 'It's warmer at school, but at the children's homes too'

Schools under the Atlant school board in Velsen will remain open on Friday but will follow a shortened "tropical schedule" from 8:00 AM to 11:45 AM due to high temperatures. The board decided to keep schools open despite the heat, noting that it is warm both in the classrooms and in the children's homes.

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A Code Red weather warning has been issued for the Amsterdam region, leading the local safety council to convene. Authorities are coordinating their response to the severe weather conditions affecting the area.