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[ad_1] The article continues below the announcement. – Most of the predictions have been wrong and the coronavirus continues to surprise us. Therefore, it is difficult, if not impossible, to predict how it will play out in 2021. Swedish state epidemiologist Anders Tegnell writes this in a Christmas column in …

[ad_1] Who they are and what they had done: Here’s the list of people Donald Trump pardoned on Christmas Eve. Little Christmas Eve forgave Donald Trump even more 29 people. All presidents of the United States (you can see the list of presidents’ pardons here) have pardoned people who they …

[ad_1] After three weeks of decline, infection rates point to the upside again. The situation is particularly worrying in three counties; Trøndelag, Innlandet and Vestfold / Telemark, says FHI top. OSLO (Nettavisen): After a peak in week 49, the decline in new cases of infection stopped at week 46 and …

[ad_1] European fears over the new mutation of the virus have isolated the British on their islands. Many families will not be able to celebrate Christmas together, and the mood among the population is at an all-time low. On London’s usually busy Carnaby Street, it is now almost empty. Photo: …

[ad_1] – If you wake up with a little fever or dirt in your throat, you should not go to a family party. You have to stay home and test yourself, Nakstad tells TV 2. He says that the threshold should be low to cancel the Christmas holidays or not …

[ad_1] MORE STRICT: Prime Minister Erna Solberg opens up that there may be even stricter measures in January if infection increases. Photo: Fredrik Solstad The development of the infection over the next two weeks largely determines what the start of 2021 will look like. The Prime Minister allows even more …

[ad_1] – Suddenly we can have stronger closings in January and February, with the current situation. Or we can achieve the gradual softening that we hope it will be, Prime Minister Erna Solberg (H) tells NTB. – We can have a third wave, as a consequence of people thinking: “Now …

[ad_1] Prime Minister Erna Solberg returns home to Bergen with a big wish for Christmas: that the Norwegians don’t shrug their shoulders too much. The development of the infection over the next two weeks largely determines what the start of 2021 will look like. The Prime Minister allows even more …

[ad_1] The Norwegian Society for Conservation of Nature predicted in May that Nordlaks’ new marine farm would lead to huge lice problems. And this fall, lice have been detected in the giant cage, which was in place in June, to both cheers and despair. In late July, 2.3 million one-year-old …

[ad_1] Adrian (4) is not allowed to celebrate Christmas Eve with his grandmother, which he had been looking forward to. Neither did the rest of the family, like last year. Only he and Mom will be home in the Oslo apartment. Adrian’s difficult weeks before Christmas are about young children …