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Monday, May 6, 2024
- The royal visit is important for the Danish minority: "Now the king knows who he is greeting as well."
- Experts criticize the data foundation in the green coalition: "It makes the negotiations meaningless"
- Police cordon off area near Aarhus University - investigate possible chemical reaction
- Proposal for a law against foreign flags on flagpoles is called symbol politics.
- Citizens must be prepared before flooding: It becomes a bigger and bigger problem.
- Screen time is up: Schools need to step in for the children
- Tue developed mysterious symptoms after the lecture: "When I looked in the mirror, my eyes were red."
- Here, the world's largest wind turbines are tested: "We pull and push and twist - they are really put through their paces"
- Stump of Denmark's first flying insect fossil found at Stevns Cliff
- Three-week-old lion cubs have undergone their first health check: Was it 'surprisingly fine'?
- Dorte attended the flood meeting: "We encountered some who took us seriously"
- Despite the wages being 'absurdly high', Jan-Ole still found the butler's life unsatisfying: "One is hungry, when another person is eating."
- Fishermen are allowed to catch double the amount of herring in the Baltic Sea.
- Danish schools are popular among Japanese people.
- The royal couple were greeted by mature women: The streets welcomed Mary and Frederick.