Charles Spencer’s memoir about Princess Diana, published 30 years after her death, has been savaged by British critics who call it self-absorbed, ego-driven, and obsessed with his own 1997 funeral speech.
Copenhagen Airport launches CPH Air Lab in a shipping container to test whether filters—from mechanical to moss—can capture ultrafine particles near busy runways and aircraft stands.
Mariagerfjord Municipality has given up recruiting home-based childminders after years of failed attempts, forcing parents to drive children to neighboring towns for care. Can Danish dagpleje survive?
A cracked windshield forced Denmark’s Defence Minister and parliamentary committee to divert their military Hercules to Aalborg mid-flight from Latvia. The aging aircraft fleet faces replacement decisions soon.
DR opened a live Q&A on alcohol problems on September 21, 2026, as new survey data revealed over one in three Danes have suffered consequences from someone else’s drinking.
More than one in three Danes have suffered social, psychological or physical harm from someone else’s drinking, a new survey finds. Half a million Danes are estimated to have moderate to severe alcohol problems.
Danish comedian Jonas Schmidt spent 13,000 kroner on a replica Blade Runner blaster, even hiding the purchase from his wife until his wedding year. His obsession mirrors cult collectors worldwide.
Denmark’s property tax appeals bodies cannot access the calculation models behind home valuations, leaving homeowners fighting errors in a system experts call Kafkaesque with no real oversight.
Radio IIII host Ditte Okman tearfully announced her exit after sick leave, with the station’s editor-in-chief revealing a disagreement over a planned disability podcast sparked her departure.
A nine-meter dead whale, likely a minke, washed ashore between Klitmøller and Vangså in North Jutland. The whitened carcass had been dead for some time before drifting to shore.
