Queen Mette-Marit of Norway has returned amidst a scandal concerning a death after an argument over a sun lounger. This comes as Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden attended the funeral service for Her Highness Princess Astrid, Mrs. Ferner, who passed away on September 11, 2026.

NRK: Crown Princess Victoria attends Princess Astrid's funeral

Crown Princess Victoria is participating in the funeral service for Princess Astrid, a member of the royal family.

Nettavisen: Queen Mette-Marit Returns Amidst Scandal

Queen Mette-Marit has returned, as the latest news focuses on a scandal involving death stemming from an argument over a sun lounger, indicating a royal controversy.

Nettavisen: Scandal: Death After Sun Lounger Argument

A report details a tragic incident where death occurred following an argument over a sun lounger, highlighting a dispute with severe consequences.

A new poll in Oslo indicates a significant decline for the Conservative party, potentially leading to a loss of their majority in city governance. Concurrently, a new plan for the Oslo Metro is being considered, which could alter a previously contentious route through the city center. Additionally, Oslo is allocating 330 million for emergency preparedness and shelters, emphasizing the need to prepare for worst-case scenarios, including war.

Aftenposten: New plan for Oslo Metro: Could change controversial solution

A new plan for the Oslo Metro might alter a previously contentious decision regarding its route through the city center.

Aftenposten: New Oslo poll: Conservatives plummet, losing majority

A new political poll in Oslo shows a significant drop for the Conservative party, potentially losing their majority in the city's governance.

NRK: 330 million for shelters: - Must be prepared for the worst, also war

Oslo is allocating 330 million for emergency preparedness and shelters, emphasizing the need to prepare for worst-case scenarios, including war.

Economists are divided on future interest rate policy, with Chief Economist Jan Ludvig Andreassen of Eika Gruppen advising Norges Bank to abandon further hikes, calling such a move 'madness', while others speculate on two potential increases. Meanwhile, Aker stock jumped 4% following an IPO application by N-Scales, and construction has begun on the Nordic region's largest battery facility.

E24: Aker Stock Jumps 4% After N-Scale IPO Application

The Aker stock experienced a 4% increase following an application for an IPO by N-Scales, indicating positive market sentiment towards the company's potential public offering.

Aftenposten: Norges Bank: Raising interest rates would be 'madness'

A statement from Norges Bank suggesting that an increase in interest rates would be an irrational decision.

E24: Interest Rate Hike: "Would Be Madness"

Chief economist Jan Ludvig Andreassen advises Norges Bank to abandon interest rate hikes, calling such a move 'madness' as economists remain divided ahead of the central bank's decision.

E24: Ready for Interest Rate Thriller: "Could Come Two Hikes"

The situation surrounding interest rates is described as a 'thriller,' with speculation that there could be as many as two further rate hikes, impacting the economy.

E24: Nordic's Largest Battery Here Under Construction

Construction is underway for the Nordic region's largest battery facility, signaling a significant investment in renewable energy infrastructure in the region.

The ongoing train strike continues to disrupt travel across the country, with 124 train departures canceled for Monday, adding to widespread transportation issues.

VG: Train Strike: 124 Departures Canceled

A domestic news story about a train strike causing significant disruption, with 124 departures canceled.

NRK: Train strike: 124 train departures canceled Monday

A train strike has led to the cancellation of 124 train services scheduled for Monday.

Concerns are rising about a potential 'cowboy industry' amidst a significant increase in private ADHD diagnoses and medication. Separately, an individual has been acquitted after spending 14 months in prison, stating the experience has permanently altered their life.

NRK: Private ADHD boom: - Can become a cowboy industry

There's a significant increase in private ADHD diagnoses and medication, raising concerns about a potentially unregulated 'cowboy industry'.

Aftenposten: Acquitted after 14 months in prison: 'My life is forever changed'

An individual has been acquitted after spending 14 months in prison, stating that their life has been permanently altered by the experience.

Significant new regulations are set to take effect from October 1st, impacting a quarter of a million people across Norway.

Dagbladet: Major Change for 250,000 Norwegians

This story reports on significant new regulations or changes affecting a large number of people in Norway, specifically 250,000 individuals.