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Norway's terrorist: a lone wolf?
Jon Snow asks whether some extreme political views fuelled the violence displayed by Anders Breivik when he killed 93 people in Norway.
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Anders Behring Breivik, who massacred at least 76 people in Norway on Friday, could be charged with crimes against humanity, a Norwegian law expert says.
The lawyer for Anders Behring Breivik says his client took drugs before killing 76 people in a massacre in Norway. He also says he believes his client is insane.
As police begin officially naming the Utoya shooting victims, Channel 4 News looks at the leading figures in Norwegian youth politics who lost their lives as they “camped out with their buddies”.
The police release the names of four of the 76 people killed in the attacks in Norway on Friday. They say they will disclose more names as they identify more victims and inform their families.
Jon Snow asks whether some extreme political views fuelled the violence displayed by Anders Breivik when he killed 93 people in Norway.
In a Channel 4 News exclusive, Ugandan Sam Muyizzi tells Simon Israel how he survived the Utoya island massacre by hiding in a tree.
At least 100,000 people staged rallies in Oslo in a show of grief and unity after the massacre of 76 people.
Norway gunman Anders Behring Breivik has admitted carrying out Friday’s shootings and Oslo bomb but denies criminal responsibility. The 32-year-old has also claimed there are two more terror cells.
As Norwegians mourn the victims of Friday’s attacks a Ugandan survivor of the Utoya island shooting tells Channel 4 News about his attempts to rescue a woman from the water.
Norwegian police confirm that a 1,500-page violent anti-Islamic manifesto was published by Anders Behring Breivik on Friday just hours before he killed at least 93 people.
Anders Behring Breivik is the man accused of killing scores of people on the island of Utoya and in a bomb attack in Oslo. Channel 4 News investigates his alleged right-wing sympathies.
At least 85 people have died after a gunman fired on a Norwegian Labour party youth camp. The attack happened hours after a bomb killed seven in the government district in the capital Oslo.
Norway’s Prime Minister has described the attacks on his country as “a national tragedy”. At least 91 people are dead following a shooting spree on Utoya island and a bomb blast in Oslo.
Seven people have been killed in a huge bomb attack in central Oslo, and police confirm 9 or 10 deaths at a shooting at a Norwegian Labour Party youth camp on an island south of the capital.
Our International Editor, Lindsey Hilsum, reports from Oslo on the Chinese protesters outside the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony.