07-25-2011, 12:47 PM
Seventy six people in total have been killed in twin terror attacks in Norway.
A car bomb in Oslo detonated at 15:26 last Friday next to some government buildings, killing at least eight and wounding dozens more. It shattered the windows of the Norwegian PM's offices, and damaged the Oil and Energy departments.
At 16:57 a gunman (Mr Anders Breivik) disguised as a policeman arrived on the island of Utoeya. Gunshots were reported at 17:26 at a youth camp, which is run by the ruling Labour Party.
The SWAT team arrived at the island an hour after the report. The killer surrendered minutes later.
Mr Breivik had killed at least 68 people during his shooting spree.
Today, Mr Breivik appeared in court for his hearing, behind closed doors.
Read more here on BBC News's article on Breivik's appearance in court
A car bomb in Oslo detonated at 15:26 last Friday next to some government buildings, killing at least eight and wounding dozens more. It shattered the windows of the Norwegian PM's offices, and damaged the Oil and Energy departments.
At 16:57 a gunman (Mr Anders Breivik) disguised as a policeman arrived on the island of Utoeya. Gunshots were reported at 17:26 at a youth camp, which is run by the ruling Labour Party.
The SWAT team arrived at the island an hour after the report. The killer surrendered minutes later.
Mr Breivik had killed at least 68 people during his shooting spree.
Today, Mr Breivik appeared in court for his hearing, behind closed doors.
Read more here on BBC News's article on Breivik's appearance in court
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