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COMPARE: Nine charts to show how European countries are faring in battle against Covid-19 surge
These charts show how the Covid-19 second wave continues to hit countries around Europe as governments try slightly different approaches to deal with the pandemic. Here's a round up of the latest Covid- 19 rates and restrictions around Europe.
COMPARE: How fast are European countries vaccinating their populations?
Governments across Europe are hastily vaccinating their populations against the Covid-19 virus as infection rates remain worryingly high. We look at how some countries are having more success than others and the reasons why.
Coronavirus LATEST: Number hospitalised in Denmark falls on Tuesday
The number of people being treated in Danish hospitals for coronavirus fell over Tuesday to just 164.
Chasing the PM at Denmark's Folkemødet
The Local correspondent Richard Orange took to the island of Bornholm to check the pulse of the annual political festival known as Folkemødet to catch a few minutes with the biggest political name of them all.
'We have language anxiety in Denmark'
Danish People’s Party MP Alex Ahrendtsen made a lot of waves with his short-lived proposal to tax the use of English words in advertising. The Local spoke with him about his concerns about the Danish language and culture.
Pirate Bay founder guilty in historic hacker case
UPDATED: Gottrid Svartholm Warg and his 21-year-old Danish co-defendant were found guilty on Thursday morning, with the Dane released on time served and Warg to be sentenced on Friday.
'Hacktivist': Prosecution on a 'smear' campaign
In his first remarks in court, Gottfrid Svartholm Warg gives up the nicknames of those he blames for remotely using his computer to hack into public database.
Prosecution presents case in hacker trial
The trial of Pirate Bay co-founder Gottrid Svartholm Warg and his Danish co-defendant began with an almost immediate delay followed by the surprise showing of a hitherto unseen video of the hacker known as anakata.