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Parliament starts debate on rare MP prosecution request
MPs will vote on Friday to prosecute one of their own - but the motion needs a five-sixths majority before it will happen.…
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Charcoal grills, open fires banned in Suomenlinna
The authorities concerned have strictly prohibited the use of charcoal grills or making any open fire in Suomenlinna as a move to prevent fire incidents at the World…
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Breaking up Southern Savonia won’t work for Centre, confirms Kulmuni
Katri Kulmuni, the chairperson of the Centre, presented the party’s new visual look to members of the media in Helsinki on 13 June 2020. (Roni Rekomaa…
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Hot sunny weather sweetens Finland’s strawberry crop
The right combination of weather over recent weeks means this summer's strawberry harvest is right on schedule - and raspberries are available earlier this year too.…
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Woman remanded in custody in Iraq ‘faked death’ case
Police think a former asylum seeker who went back to Iraq faked his death, and then his daughter got compensation from the European Court of Human Rights.…
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Trial begins in Oodi Library stabbing case
Prosecutors and the defence team are painting different versions of events in the toilets in February, which resulted in a lawyer being stabbed but now admitting drugs charges.…
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Trial begins in Somero conscript homicide case
The conscript was reported missing when she didn't return to barracks in summer 2019, and the prosecutor says her ex-boyfriend killed her, and tried to take money from her accounts.…
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Police launch investigation into North Savo nursing home deaths
At least 11 elderly patients died from coronavirus at the facility in North Savo.
Police in Eastern Finland have…
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Police investigate booby-trapped apartment bomb, a death inside and two injured officers
The two officers were treated in hospital and released, but investigators are looking at the case as attempted murder.…
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Poll: Slight majority of Finns consider racism a significant problem
Slightly more than half of Finns consider racism to be a significant problem, according to a new poll released to by Uutissuomalainen newspaper group.
The survey found…
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