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'Notorious Gypsy Boss' case not over yet
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'Notorious Gypsy Boss' case not over yet

The tale of Denmark’s most ‘notorious’ criminal will take one more turn after the nation’s public prosecutor decided to take ‘Gypsy Boss’ Gimi Levakovic’s case to the Supreme Court.
Roadtrip traffic boost for Denmark's 'The Bridge'
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Roadtrip traffic boost for Denmark's 'The Bridge'

The Øresund Bridge between Copenhagen and the Swedish city of Malmö has seen its biggest increase in traffic since 2008, with day trippers and tourists behind the leap in journeys across the road and rail link made famous in Nordic Noir series The Bridge.
Denmark gets (partial) Oscar nods
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Denmark gets (partial) Oscar nods

The Lego Movie may have been snubbed at the Oscars, but as if to compensate, Song of the Sea, the Irish animated film which knocked it from the nominations, was largely made by a Danish studio, while a Danish-Polish film is in the running for best Foreign Language Film.
Historical drama 1864 explains modern Danes
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Historical drama 1864 explains modern Danes

Long before the first episode even aired, DR's 1864 attracted controversy with its interpretation of Denmark's most crushing historical defeat, but columnist Michael Booth argues that very loss is what made the Danes what they are today.
Danish star 'barred' from Game of Thrones set
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Danish star 'barred' from Game of Thrones set

One of the stars of the fantasy TV drama Games of Thrones, Danish heart-throb Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, has won new Spanish fans after he coughed up the entrance fee at Seville's Alcázar Palace — even though scenes from the show are being filmed there.
What makes Danish TV so cool?
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What makes Danish TV so cool?

Danish television has taken the world by storm, making characters like Sarah Lund and Birgitte Nyborg popular well beyond our small borders. Now a team of researchers will try to get to the bottom of the success.