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The actor and presidential candidate Jón Gnarr shaved off all his hair after the campaign was over.

Shaved off his hair after the campaign

3 Jun 2024 The actor and presidential candidate, Jón Gnarr, no longer has his hair, as it was shaved yesterday. His son, Jón Gnarr jr., a new student from MS, shaved his dad’s hair from at their home in the western part of Reykjavík yesterday.

Police: The protest went too far

31 May 2024 Kristján Helgi Þráinsson, deputy director of the Reykjavík Metropolitan Police, says the police do what they need to do to solve problems that can arise during protests. He says the protests went too far and that one police officer had to go to the emergency room.

Those who buy clothes online are mostly buying from foreign online retail stores.

Over 30% of Icelanders buy clothes online

24 May 2024 Almost one-third of Icelanders buy clothes online. Furthermore, Icelanders buy four times more clothes at foreign online stores than at Icelandic clothing stores.

Arnar Þór Jónsson is running for President.

Filed a complaint to the Journalists' ethics committee over a negative cartoon

18 May 2024 Presidential candidate Arnar Þór Jónsson has appealed to the Icelandic Journalists’ Union ethics committee for the cartoonist Hallur Baldursson’s caricature that was published in visir.is. This is because the cartoonist puts Arnar in an outfit that refers to Nazi uniforms.

Ómar Ingi Magnússon scored the most goals in the game with 13 goals.

Iceland going to the World Championship after another big win

11 May 2024 The Icelandic men’s national team in handball will be among the participants at the World Cup in Croatia, Denmark and Norway at the beginning of next year.

Pétur Hafsteinn Pálsson, the CEO of Vísir hf. in Grindavík.

"People go above and beyond every day"

11 May 2024 “Often, the interests of the local economy and the local community have been put above their own. People go above and beyond every day to work and to survive themselves in the chaos that comes with unprepared migration. Every effort is made to minimise the damage to the children. That’s the hardest part.”

It is not a question of if, but when there will be a case of human trafficking in Iceland because there is no procedure for registering children in the system who are born without the involvement of professionals.

"How do you know this woman had this child?"

9 May 2024 Three children have been born without professional involvement in Iceland so far this year, and there were six in the last year according to mbl.is, but the number could be higher as there are examples of parents choosing not to register their children in the system and thus there are no records of their existence.

Hera Björk Þórhallsdóttir during the first rehearsal in Malmö.

Did not make it to the Eurovision finals

8 May 2024 Hera Björk Þórhallsdóttir did not qualify for the European Television Song Contest with the song Scared of Heights.

Zak and Elliot traveling before they had the accident. Elliot is still in the hospital but awaiting to get home to England.

"No time to hit the brakes"

5 May 2024 Zak Nel­son and his fiancé Elliot Griffiths from the UK were just off on a long-awaited trip in Iceland when an accident occurred. A car crossed the wrong side of the road and hit the couple’s car, causing Elliot to suffer serious injuries and required operations for internal injuries. Zak, who escaped much better, sat down with a reporter and told his story.

Solar panels in France. Solar energy is on the rise in other countries.

Solar energy will become a competitive choice in the energy market

3 May 2024 A special effort could be made to put in place incentives for individuals and companies to install solar panels, as has been done in many of our neighboring countries.

The eruption at Sundhnúkagígar crater row started on March 16, 2024.

Inflation might have ceased and more power in the eruption

30 Apr 2024 Volcanologist Þor­vald­ur Þórðar­son says that it seems that activity in the volcano at the Sund­hnúkagígar crater row has increased overnight and there are signs that the inflation in Svartsengi has stopped.

Jón Gunnar Þórhallsson, chief of police at the South Iceland Police.

The field investigation is finished

30 Apr 2024 The police in South Iceland believe they have a clearer picture of what happened in a summer house where a Lithuanian man died last week.

Here are the top four runners up in the presidential race, Baldur Þórhallsson, Katrín Jakobsdóttir, Halla Hrund Logadóttir and Jón Gnarr.

Logadóttir is leading the race now

29 Apr 2024 According to a poll conducted by the Icelandic Centre for Social Research, Prósenta, there is a strong changing movement among the top-ranking runners for president, and this can be seen in the results of other polling firms, such as Maskína and Gallup.

Warn people to go walking to the eruption

27 Apr 2024 The police in Suðurnes are asking people not to go on foot to the volcanic eruption at the Sundhnúkagígar crater row. This is stated in the police’s Facebook post last night.

The Outlaw has been sprayed in gold and it will take days to restore it to its original  copper.

"A clear case of vandalism"

26 Apr 2024 The artwork The Outlaw by Einar Jónsson has been vandalized at Hólavallacemetary in Reykjavík.

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