minister called a shocking attack on innocent people. the shooting, in a busy nightlife district, happened in the early hours of saturday morning with shots ringing out in three locations. speaking to reporters, officers were quick to label the shooting a suspected act of terror. translation: he is suspected of homicide, attempted - homicide and terrorism. the charge of terrorism is motivated by the number of injured and killed and the number of crime scenes. we think, at this stage, there is good reason to believe he intended to spread terror among the population. the suspect, a norwegian citizen of iranian descent, has been detained with two weapons, one of them an automatic gun, retrieved by investigators. police say the 42 year old is known to security services and added the suspect has also experienced mental health problems.
the attack targeted two bars, one of them the london pub, a popular lgbtq+ venue where revellers hid in the basement, the hail of bullets shattering the calm of oslo s normally quiet streets. translation: the last ten | years, we have said we need to end this hate and then, we do nothing about it. itjust happens again and again. we can t let this continue. this was a party, and you choose to destroy the lives of people who ve done nothing against you. translation: i m shocked. when i scrolled through facebook last night and saw friends write, i m safe. i had to run, but i m safe now, it s completely absurd. and it, sadly, shows how much hate against lgbt people still exists in norway. following the attack, the threat warning has been raised to the highest possible level and all police officers will temporarily carry guns. meanwhile, norway s king harald called on the country to come together to defend freedom, diversity and respect. gareth barlow, bbc news.
have shown an ability and a desire to send rockets to westin ukraine, on keefe, and so when we talk about being safe in one s country, ukrainian civilians in western ukraine, they air defences crucial because russia has shown they are willing to send rockets really at any time to menace ukrainian civilians western ukraine at kyiv. it’s western ukraine at kyiv. it s really interesting to speak to you, andrew. thank you for joining us. police in norway have charged a 42 year old man with murder, attempted murder and terrorist acts after a shooting which left two people dead and 21 others injured. shots were fired at a popular gay venue in the capital oslo and led to authorities cancelling the city s pride parade. there was however, a defiant march by some of the community. gareth barlow has the latest. a march of unity in the face of terror. all chant: we re here! we re queeri we won t disappear! norwegians took to the streets of oslo after what the prime
of oslo after what the prime minister called a shocking attack on innocent people. the shooting in a busy nightlife district happened in the early hours of saturday morning, with shots ringing out in three locations. speaking to reporters, officers were quick to label the shooting a suspected act of terror. translation: he is suspected of homicide, attempted - homicide, and terrorism. the charge of terrorism is motivated by the number of injured and killed and the number of crime scenes. we think, at this stage, there is good reason to believe he intended to spread terror among the population. the suspect, a norwegian citizen of iranian descent, has been detained, with two weapons, one of them an automatic gun, retrieved by investigators. police say the 42 year old is known to security services and added the suspect has also experienced mental health problems.
it also addresses the so called boyfriend loophole. this is whereby somebody is convicted of abuse against a boyfriend or a girlfriend, they can be banned from owning a gun. but, significantly, it doesn t include a clampdown on assault weapons, high capacity magazines, those measures that many democrats, including the president, wanted to see. police in norway have charged a 42 year old man with murder, attempted murder and terrorist acts after a shooting which left two people dead and 21 others injured. shots were fired at a popular gay venue in the capital oslo and led to authorities cancelling the city s pride parade. there was however, a defiant march by some of the community. gareth barlow has the latest. a march of unity in the face of terror. we re here. we re queer. we won t disappear. norwegians took to the streets