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<p>Danish police said on Sunday (July 3) that several people were hit by gunshots at a shopping centre in Copenhagen. One person has been arrested. The police have advised people inside the shopping centre to stay put and wait for police assiatance.</p>

<p>Local media published images showing heavily armed police officers at the scene, as well as people running out of the mall.</p>

<p>British singer Harry Styles' concert was scheduled to take place less than a mile away from the mall later in the evening.</p>

<p>Danish police said Sunday they had arrested one person in connection to a shooting inside a Copenhagen shopping mall.</p>

<p>"One person has been arrested in connection to the shooting in Fields. Currently we are unable to say anything else about their identity," Copenhagen police said in a post to Twitter.</p>

<p>"Terrible reports of shooting in Fields. We do not yet know for sure how many are injured or dead, but it is very serious," Copenhagen's mayor, Sophie Andersen, said in a post to social media.</p>

<p>According to public broadcaster DR, at least three people were being treated in hospital.</p>

<p>Eyewitnesses quoted by Danish media said they saw more than 100 people rush towards the mall's exit as the first shots were heard.</p>

<p>"We could see that many people suddenly ran towards the exit and then we heard a bang. Then we ran out of Field's too," Thea Schmidt, who was in the mall at time of the attack told broadcaster TV2.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from&nbsp; agencies)</em></p>

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Danish police said on Sunday (July 3) that several people were hit by gunshots at a shopping centre in Copenhagen. One person has been arrested. The police have advised people inside the shopping centre to stay put and wait for police assiatance.

Danish police said on Sunday (July 3) that several people were hit by gunshots at a shopping centre in Copenhagen. One person has been arrested. The police have advised people inside the shopping centre to stay put and wait for police assiatance. Local media published images showing heavily armed police officers at the scene, as well as people running out of the mall. British singer Harry Styles' concert was scheduled to take place less than a mile away from the mall later in the evening. Danish police said Sunday they had arrested one person in connection to a shooting inside a Copenhagen shopping mall. "One person has been arrested in connection to the shooting in Fields. Currently we are unable to say anything else about their identity," Copenhagen police said in a post to Twitter. "Terrible reports of shooting in Fields. We do not yet know for sure how many are injured or dead, but it is very serious," Copenhagen's mayor, Sophie Andersen, said in a post to social media. According to public broadcaster DR, at least three people were being treated in hospital. Eyewitnesses quoted by Danish media said they saw more than 100 people rush towards the mall's exit as the first shots were heard. "We could see that many people suddenly ran towards the exit and then we heard a bang. Then we ran out of Field's too," Thea Schmidt, who was in the mall at time of the attack told broadcaster TV2. (With inputs from agencies) You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. WATCH WION LIVE HERE ×

Shots fired at Copenhagen shopping mall, several hit

<p>In a shocking turn of events on Sunday, a gunman <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/at-least-three-killed-in-copenhagen-mall-shooting-police-looking-into-terror-angle-494220">opened fire </a>at a mall in Copenhagen city, the capital of Denmark. On the same day, just 500 yards away from the shopping centre where the shooting took place, Harry Styles was set to take the stage but soon after the deadly accident, the pop star sadly cancelled his concert.&nbsp;<br />
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As part of his Love on tour, Styles was set to perform at the Royal Arena in the Danish capital at 8 pm local time. As per Daily Mail, first, the organisers announced that the show will ''proceed as planned'', but at the last minute, the show was abruptly cancelled. The fans who were already at the venue were escorted safely to the metro.&nbsp;<br />
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Soon after, Styles reacted to the shooting by saying that he was ''heartbroken' and “devastated” for the victims.&nbsp;</p>

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Taking to his Twitter account, the hitmaker also felt sorry for the cancellation and urged people to take care of each other.<br />
Harry tweeted, ''I’m heartbroken along with the people of Copenhagen. I adore this city. The people are so warm and full of love,''&nbsp;<br />
The singer added, ''I’m devastated for the victims, their families, and everyone hurting. I’m sorry we couldn’t be together. Please look after each other. H''</p>

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<p>Several reports suggest that at least three people were killed with several being critically injured. The police have also arrested a 22-year-old Danish boy, involved in the mass shooting.<br />
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Last month after the shocking school shooting in Texas, the USA that took the life of 19 children and 2 teachers, Harry pledged to donate $1 million of his tour to gun safety.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>"Along with all of you, I have been absolutely devastated by the recent string of mass shootings in America, culminating at the latest in Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas," Styles said in an Instagram post. “On our North American tour, we will be partnering with Everytown who work to end gun violence, donating to support their efforts, and sharing their suggested action items.”&nbsp;</p>


In a shocking turn of events on Sunday, a gunman opened fire at a mall in Copenhagen city, the capital of Denmark. On the same day, just 500 yards away from the shopping centre where the shooting took place, Harry Styles was set to take the stage but soon after the deadly accident, the pop star sadly cancelled his concert.

In a shocking turn of events on Sunday, a gunman opened fire at a mall in Copenhagen city, the capital of Denmark. On the same day, just 500 yards away from the shopping centre where the shooting took place, Harry Styles was set to take the stage but soon after the deadly accident, the pop star sadly cancelled his concert. As part of his Love on tour, Styles was set to perform at the Royal Arena in the Danish capital at 8 pm local time. As per Daily Mail, first, the organisers announced that the show will ''proceed as planned'', but at the last minute, the show was abruptly cancelled. The fans who were already at the venue were escorted safely to the metro. Soon after, Styles reacted to the shooting by saying that he was ''heartbroken' and “devastated” for the victims. 'Minions' rule N.American theaters on July 4th weekend Taking to his Twitter account, the hitmaker also felt sorry for the cancellation and urged people to take care of each other. Harry tweeted, ''I’m heartbroken along with the people of Copenhagen. I adore this city. The people are so warm and full of love,'' The singer added, ''I’m devastated for the victims, their families, and everyone hurting. I’m sorry we couldn’t be together. Please look after each other. H'' I’m heartbroken along with the people of Copenhagen. I adore this city. The people are so warm and full of love. I’m devastated for the victims, their families, and everyone hurting. I’m sorry we couldn’t be together. Please look after each other. H — Harry Styles. (@Harry_Styles) July 3, 2022 × Several reports suggest that at least three people were killed with several being critically injured. The police have also arrested a 22-year-old Danish boy, involved in the mass shooting. Last month after the shocking school shooting in Texas, the USA that took the life of 19 children and 2 teachers, Harry pledged to donate $1 million of his tour to gun safety. View this post on Instagram A post shared by @harrystyles × "Along with all of you, I have been absolutely devastated by the recent string of mass shootings in America, culminating at the latest in Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas," Styles said in an Instagram post. “On our North American tour, we will be partnering with Everytown who work to end gun violence, donating to support their efforts, and sharing their suggested action items.”

Harry Styles cancels his Copenhagen show after mall shooting: 'I'm heartbroken'

<p>At least three people were killed and several injured after a gunman opened fire at a packed mall in the capital Copenhagen. Among the injured, three are said to be in critical condition. The Denmark police as well as the Prime Minister&nbsp;Mette Frederiksen and other people showed concerns regarding the increasing rate of violence in the country.&nbsp;Officers were called to the Fields shopping center which is&nbsp;located near to the&nbsp;airport, at around&nbsp;5:30 pm, after reports of&nbsp;a gunman&nbsp;firing shots came.</p>

<h2><strong>Who did the firing?</strong></h2>

<p>The police said that they have arrested a 22-year-old Danish resident, indicating that he was the sole person involved in the mass shooting. They said that the motive of the 22-year-old remain unclear, adding that he was known to the police "but only peripherally”. Police inspector Soren Thomassen said that, there was&nbsp;no indication that anyone else was involved in the attack,&nbsp;though police were still investigating.&nbsp;He was arrested peacefully shortly after police arrived at the scene. “Police arrested the suspect thirteen minutes after receiving the first emergency call about the shooting”, Thomassen said. According to witnesses, the young Danish man, armed with a large rifle, started shooting uniseriately at the large Fields shopping mall, located between the city centre and Copenhagen airport.</p>

<h2><strong>How many people were killed and injured?</strong></h2>

<p>The victims included a man in his 40s and two young people. However, no details about them were given by the police.&nbsp;Soren Thomassen said that, "several others were injured, three of them critically".&nbsp;Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said that the country has been hit by a "cruel attack".&nbsp;Images from the scene showed people running out of the mall while some were seen on stretcher, taken to the hospital.&nbsp;A spokesman for Rigshospitalet, Denmark's largest hospital, told CNN that the hospital had taken in several victims and had called in extra staff to deal with the emergency.</p>

<h2><strong>What is going on in&nbsp;Social Media?</strong></h2>

<p>On social media, people had been speculating about a racist motive, or some other, but the head of the investigation said, " I cannot say that we have anything which supports that at this moment."</p>

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<p>Police, however, confirmed that they were probing videos posted online which claimed to show the suspect with weapons and pointing a gun at his head.</p>

<p>A phone line for victims has been opened and police said they have set up a central location where eyewitnesses can get support and report their experiences to law enforcement officials.</p>

<h1>Harry Styles&nbsp;Copenhagen's show cancelled</h1>

<p>Due to the tragic incident in Copenhagen, Harry Styles has cancelled his show in the city. He released a statement on twitter mentioning the same and expressed grief for the ones killed and injured in the attack. He mentioned that he is "heartbroken" after the attack. He&nbsp;was scheduled to perform at the nearby Royal Arena venue on Sunday night as part of his ongoing Love On Tour.&nbsp;</p>

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I’m sorry we couldn’t be together. Please look after each other. H</p>
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<p>Sunday’s gun attack is the worst in Denmark’s history since February 2015, when a 22-year-old man was killed in a shootout with police after going on a shooting spree in the capital that left two people dead and five police officers wounded. The shooting comes a week after a mass shooting in neighbouring Norway, where police said a Norwegian man of Iranian origin opened fire during a LGBTQ festival, killing two and wounding more than 20.</p>

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At least three people were killed and several injured after a gunman opened fire at a packed mall in the capital Copenhagen. Among the injured, three are said to be in critical condition.

At least three people were killed and several injured after a gunman opened fire at a packed mall in the capital Copenhagen. Among the injured, three are said to be in critical condition. The Denmark police as well as the Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen and other people showed concerns regarding the increasing rate of violence in the country. Officers were called to the Fields shopping center which is located near to the airport, at around 5:30 pm, after reports of a gunman firing shots came. Who did the firing? The police said that they have arrested a 22-year-old Danish resident, indicating that he was the sole person involved in the mass shooting. They said that the motive of the 22-year-old remain unclear, adding that he was known to the police "but only peripherally”. Police inspector Soren Thomassen said that, there was no indication that anyone else was involved in the attack, though police were still investigating. He was arrested peacefully shortly after police arrived at the scene. “Police arrested the suspect thirteen minutes after receiving the first emergency call about the shooting”, Thomassen said. According to witnesses, the young Danish man, armed with a large rifle, started shooting uniseriately at the large Fields shopping mall, located between the city centre and Copenhagen airport. How many people were killed and injured? The victims included a man in his 40s and two young people. However, no details about them were given by the police. Soren Thomassen said that, "several others were injured, three of them critically". Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said that the country has been hit by a "cruel attack". Images from the scene showed people running out of the mall while some were seen on stretcher, taken to the hospital. A spokesman for Rigshospitalet, Denmark's largest hospital, told CNN that the hospital had taken in several victims and had called in extra staff to deal with the emergency. What is going on in Social Media? On social media, people had been speculating about a racist motive, or some other, but the head of the investigation said, " I cannot say that we have anything which supports that at this moment." #BREAKING shooting rampage in Copenhagen, Denmark; Several people shot according to Danish police pic.twitter.com/ywh4RJvt6k — Amichai Stein (@AmichaiStein1) July 3, 2022 × Police, however, confirmed that they were probing videos posted online which claimed to show the suspect with weapons and pointing a gun at his head. A phone line for victims has been opened and police said they have set up a central location where eyewitnesses can get support and report their experiences to law enforcement officials. Harry Styles Copenhagen's show cancelled Due to the tragic incident in Copenhagen, Harry Styles has cancelled his show in the city. He released a statement on twitter mentioning the same and expressed grief for the ones killed and injured in the attack. He mentioned that he is "heartbroken" after the attack. He was scheduled to perform at the nearby Royal Arena venue on Sunday night as part of his ongoing Love On Tour. See his tweet below, I’m heartbroken along with the people of Copenhagen. I adore this city. The people are so warm and full of love. I’m devastated for the victims, their families, and everyone hurting. I’m sorry we couldn’t be together. Please look after each other. H — Harry Styles. (@Harry_Styles) July 3, 2022 × Sunday’s gun attack is the worst in Denmark’s history since February 2015, when a 22-year-old man was killed in a shootout with police after going on a shooting spree in the capital that left two people dead and five police officers wounded. The shooting comes a week after a mass shooting in neighbouring Norway, where police said a Norwegian man of Iranian origin opened fire during a LGBTQ festival, killing two and wounding more than 20. WATCH WION LIVE HERE

Denmark Copenhagen Mall shooting: At least three killed and several injured, Harry Styles show cancelled

<p>Even as world bicycle day was marked on Friday, Denmark's ambassador Freddy Svane hoped that use of cycle will be as normal in Delhi has it has been in Copenhagen. Copenhagen is known as the as the bicycle capital of the world with it being the dominate mode of transportation in the Danish capital.</p>

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<p>Speaking to WION's Sidhant Sibal, envoy Svane said, "it is important, everybody can do, every town, every city has to do it. It boils to political willingness and next week in fact I am going to meet Delhi CM Kejriwal, and he has asked me to talk about bicycling and hopefully one day it is safe to ride a bike, morning to evening in Delhi, that is my hope". A term-- Copenhagenization also exists that means other cities trying to follow the example set by the city and increase the usage of cycles.</p>

<p>Denmark embassy, the housing ministry, and Public Health Foundation of India on Friday morning organized an event involving cyclist. A mural depicting cycles and its role in a greener planet was also painted on the wall of the Danish embassy in Delhi. &nbsp;The Ambassador said, "In order to deal with climate change we need to go back in the past and bicycling and cycling was part of our past and I think all of us have grown up with bicycle. so, this is the way forward and for sure, let's turn into modern fashion that we will use our own bikes, it is good for the health, good for the climate and good for the society. &nbsp;</p>

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<p>He also talked about the recent visit of PM Modi to his country. He said "I think it was the best visit ever, signifying the green strategic partnership is really the direction we need not only for India, Denmark and beyond that and it is very, very important. I think our 2 prime ministers, took a ride for greener, better, and greater future.". PM was in Copenhagen last month for the 2nd India Nordic summit.</p>


Even as world bicycle day was marked on Friday, Denmark's ambassador Freddy Svane hoped that use of cycle will be as normal in Delhi has it has been in Copenhagen.

Even as world bicycle day was marked on Friday, Denmark's ambassador Freddy Svane hoped that use of cycle will be as normal in Delhi has it has been in Copenhagen. Copenhagen is known as the as the bicycle capital of the world with it being the dominate mode of transportation in the Danish capital. Also read | EU bans most Russian oil, targets Putin's alleged girlfriend with sanctions Speaking to WION's Sidhant Sibal, envoy Svane said, "it is important, everybody can do, every town, every city has to do it. It boils to political willingness and next week in fact I am going to meet Delhi CM Kejriwal, and he has asked me to talk about bicycling and hopefully one day it is safe to ride a bike, morning to evening in Delhi, that is my hope". A term-- Copenhagenization also exists that means other cities trying to follow the example set by the city and increase the usage of cycles. Denmark embassy, the housing ministry, and Public Health Foundation of India on Friday morning organized an event involving cyclist. A mural depicting cycles and its role in a greener planet was also painted on the wall of the Danish embassy in Delhi. The Ambassador said, "In order to deal with climate change we need to go back in the past and bicycling and cycling was part of our past and I think all of us have grown up with bicycle. so, this is the way forward and for sure, let's turn into modern fashion that we will use our own bikes, it is good for the health, good for the climate and good for the society. Also read | HK students rebel, hide 'goddess of democracy' statues around campus He also talked about the recent visit of PM Modi to his country. He said "I think it was the best visit ever, signifying the green strategic partnership is really the direction we need not only for India, Denmark and beyond that and it is very, very important. I think our 2 prime ministers, took a ride for greener, better, and greater future.". PM was in Copenhagen last month for the 2nd India Nordic summit.

On world bicycle day, Denmark envoy hopes Copenhagen model can be adopted in Delhi

In the Danish city of Copenhagen, elevated benches have been installed at various popular locations. The aim is to raise awareness about climate change.

Elevated benches installed at popular locations in Denmark to raise awareness about climate change

After his first stop in Berlin where he met German chancellor Olaf Scholz, Indian PM Narendra Modi will today visit Denmark's capital Copenhagen as part of his three-day three-nation tour.

Indian PM Narendra Modi on a three-nation Europe tour, will visit Copenhagen today

After his first stop in berlin where he met German chancellor Olaf Scholz, Indian PM Narendra Modi will today visit Denmark's capital Copenhagen as part of his three-day three-nation tour.

Indian PM Narendra Modi concludes Berlin visit, next stop Denmark's Copenhagen

Set against the cold, dark Nordic winter in the Danish capital, artist Francois Gauriaud said he hoped his work ‘Phenix ‘ would make people thing ‘about travelling and flying and going around, the world’ after two years of COVID restrictions. Phenix is accompanied by audio of birdsong celebrating the nature that some humans still are destroying.

Copenhagen Light Festival opens with 50 installations

<p>Copenhagen&nbsp;has topped media outlet Monocle's list of the world's best cities for quality of life, the fourth time Denmark's capital has won the honour since the survey began in 2007.</p>

<p>Zurich, Helsinki, Stockholm and Tokyo rounded out the top five as Monocle resumed its rankings after a one-year hiatus as the <a href="https://www.wionews.com/topics/coronavirus">COVID-19 pandemic</a> struck.</p>

<p>"Copenhagen&nbsp;is one of those cities where there is a real ambition to deliver a better quality of life for everyone," said Monocle's editor in chief, Andrew Tuck.</p>

<p>"The ambitions around creating a cleaner environment are best in class and the city is reaping the rewards of years of urban investment."</p>

<p>This year's report sought to gauge which cities have used the past months "to build back better; defend their economies, cultural scenes and high streets; and to press ahead with projects to ensure that transport works and parks are tended but also that a sense of civic pride is promoted," it said.</p>

<p>It also put greater emphasis on civic leadership, good housing policies and programmes to support entrepreneurs.</p>

<p>"It was not exactly easy to do this year but we tried our best," Editorial Director Tyler Brûlé said, noting Monocle had applied classic metrics like safety, infrastructure, and ease of opening business.</p>


Copenhagen has topped media outlet Monocle's list of the world's best cities for quality of life, the fourth time Denmark's capital has won the honour since the survey began in 2007.

Copenhagen has topped media outlet Monocle's list of the world's best cities for quality of life, the fourth time Denmark's capital has won the honour since the survey began in 2007. Zurich, Helsinki, Stockholm and Tokyo rounded out the top five as Monocle resumed its rankings after a one-year hiatus as the COVID-19 pandemic struck. "Copenhagen is one of those cities where there is a real ambition to deliver a better quality of life for everyone," said Monocle's editor in chief, Andrew Tuck. "The ambitions around creating a cleaner environment are best in class and the city is reaping the rewards of years of urban investment." This year's report sought to gauge which cities have used the past months "to build back better; defend their economies, cultural scenes and high streets; and to press ahead with projects to ensure that transport works and parks are tended but also that a sense of civic pride is promoted," it said. It also put greater emphasis on civic leadership, good housing policies and programmes to support entrepreneurs. "It was not exactly easy to do this year but we tried our best," Editorial Director Tyler Brûlé said, noting Monocle had applied classic metrics like safety, infrastructure, and ease of opening business.

Copenhagen tops list of best cities for quality of life

A bar in Copenhagen has started offering customers a COVID-19 test and a beer while they wait for the result to help get business moving again after months of restrictions

A COVID test and a beer? A bar in Copenhagen has you covered

Copenhagen Zoo has released a video of the female polar bear cub Imaq and her mother Lynn enjoying the snow.

Polar bear cub demands mother's constant attention

With pandemic restrictions in place, the annual Copenhagen Light Festival kicked off on Friday (February 5), bringing light and colour to the Danish capital.

Light festival kicks off in Danish capital amid pandemic restrictions

With the corona pandemic raging and many museums and galleries closed, the international art scene has had to go virtual to attract visitors.

Art scene goes virtual due to corona pandemic

UNICEF began laying the groundworkd months ago in Copenhagen, at the world's largest humanitarian aid warehouse.

Inside world's largest humanitarian warehouse situated in Copenhagen

<p>Copenhagen mayor Frank Jensen resigned on Monday over growing sexual harassment allegations against him, the latest political casualty in a belated #MeToo wave sweeping Denmark in recent weeks.<br />
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Jensen, 59, had in recent days admitted to and apologised for having harassed women over the course of his 30-year career, after two women accused him of touching them inappropriately in 2012 and 2017.<br />
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On Sunday, the head of the youth wing of the Social Democratic Party told daily Jyllands-Posten that she had been informed of eight other people who had either been harassed by Jensen or who had witnessed harassments.<br />
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Jensen, who has served as mayor for 11 years, received the support of his Social Democratic Party on Sunday to continue as mayor, but threw in the towel nonetheless.</p>

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"Now I have slept on it. This is going to overshadow all the political work I want to do. That is why I have decided to resign as mayor," he told reporters on Monday.<br />
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He also stepped down as deputy head of the Social Democrats, a post he had held since 2015.<br />
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Thousands of women have come forward in recent weeks with accounts of sexism and harassment in the Nordic country, which is often viewed as a bastion of gender equality.<br />
<br />
Earlier this month, the leader of the Social Liberal party, Morten Ostergaard, resigned after it emerged he had placed his hand on the thigh of a female colleague 10 years earlier.<br />
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In 2017 a public discussion arose in Denmark as the #MeToo movement emboldened women across the world to speak out about their experiences of discrimination and sexual assault.<br />
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However, a widespread change in Danish attitudes did not materialise.</p>

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The issue became a national talking point in late August when presenter Sofie Linde, a household name, stunned viewers of a live TV gala by recounting how a senior television executive offered to advance her career in exchange for oral sex, 12 years earlier.<br />
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Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen on Monday called for a change in cultural attitudes.&nbsp;<br />
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"Harassment and violations can not be defended. Together we must create a culture where it is not okay. Neither in words nor actions," she wrote in a statement.</p>


Copenhagen mayor Frank Jensen resigned on Monday over growing sexual harassment allegations against him, the latest political casualty in a belated #MeToo wave sweeping Denmark in recent weeks.

Copenhagen mayor Frank Jensen resigned on Monday over growing sexual harassment allegations against him, the latest political casualty in a belated #MeToo wave sweeping Denmark in recent weeks. Jensen, 59, had in recent days admitted to and apologised for having harassed women over the course of his 30-year career, after two women accused him of touching them inappropriately in 2012 and 2017. On Sunday, the head of the youth wing of the Social Democratic Party told daily Jyllands-Posten that she had been informed of eight other people who had either been harassed by Jensen or who had witnessed harassments. Jensen, who has served as mayor for 11 years, received the support of his Social Democratic Party on Sunday to continue as mayor, but threw in the towel nonetheless. Also read: The 22-year-old force behind Egypt’s growing #MeToo movement "Now I have slept on it. This is going to overshadow all the political work I want to do. That is why I have decided to resign as mayor," he told reporters on Monday. He also stepped down as deputy head of the Social Democrats, a post he had held since 2015. Thousands of women have come forward in recent weeks with accounts of sexism and harassment in the Nordic country, which is often viewed as a bastion of gender equality. Earlier this month, the leader of the Social Liberal party, Morten Ostergaard, resigned after it emerged he had placed his hand on the thigh of a female colleague 10 years earlier. In 2017 a public discussion arose in Denmark as the #MeToo movement emboldened women across the world to speak out about their experiences of discrimination and sexual assault. However, a widespread change in Danish attitudes did not materialise. Also read: #MeToo: Iranian women break silence about sexual abuse through Twitter The issue became a national talking point in late August when presenter Sofie Linde, a household name, stunned viewers of a live TV gala by recounting how a senior television executive offered to advance her career in exchange for oral sex, 12 years earlier. Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen on Monday called for a change in cultural attitudes. "Harassment and violations can not be defended. Together we must create a culture where it is not okay. Neither in words nor actions," she wrote in a statement.

Copenhagen mayor resigns as #MeToo wave swells

Over 3000 fans were allowed to attend a football match with restrictions in a suburb of Denmark's capital Copenhagen. Watch report.

Denmark: 3,000 fans attend a football match amid COVID-19 Pandemic

Denmark's hairdressers flung open their doors on Monday (April 20) after a month-long coronavirus lockdown, fixing a horror show of home-made haircuts and giving hope to other Europeans that their bad hair days will soon end as well.

Danes correct home-made cuts and failed hairdos as salons reopen

To celebrate the International Polar Bear Day, a baby polar bear cub at Copenhagen zoo took its first steps outside on Thursday (February 27).

Polar bear cub takes its first steps outdoors

A piece of young amber - known as copal - weighing no less than 38,450 kilos and caught in the net by a fisherman, was sold at an auction in Copenhagen on Wednesday (February 26).

38 kg piece of young amber found in fisherman's net sold at auction

The 23-day Copenhagen Light Festival kicked off this weekend, bringing some much needed light and colour to the dark and wintery Danish capital.

Light festival brightens up wintery Copenhagen

How cities around the world tackle air pollution

<p>Leicester City missed the chance to book an early spot in the Champions League&#39;s knockout stages as they survived some nervy moments to secure a goalless draw with FC Copenhagen in Group G on Wednesday.</p>

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<p>Having won their previous three group games, the Premier League champions stood on the brink of reaching the last 16, but Copenhagen denied them the victory they needed, while improving their own qualification hopes.</p>

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<p>The Danish side&#39;s only previous loss in 27 competitive games was a 1-0 reverse to Leicester in their Champions League clash two weeks ago, and on several occasions they threatened to take all three points on home turf.</p>

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<p>Their best chance came in the 70th minute when Leicester defender Christian Fuchs cleared Benjamin Verbic&#39;s effort off the line as the home side pressed forward while the visitors&#39; keeper Kasper Schmeichel made a smart save from Andreas Cornelius in the dying minutes.</p>

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<p>Riyad Mahrez was once again the most influential creative presence in Claudio Ranieri&#39;s side, but the Foxes had to settle for a draw on a chilly night in Copenhagen.</p>

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<p>With the top two qualifying for the knockouts and two rounds of group matches remaining, Leicester top the standings with 10 points from four games, while Copenhagen are third on five, two behind Porto, who beat Club Bruges 1-0.</p>

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<p>&quot;If you win you are more satisfied, but you have to respect the opponent,&quot; said Ranieri, before adding that his side were still in a very good position at the top of the group.</p>

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<p>Copenhagen coach Stale Solbakken rued several missed chances that left his team with just one point from two tight games against Leicester.</p>

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<p>&quot;After 180 minutes the only thing I am left with is that we didn&#39;t put it in the net. Leicester created two or three chances over 180 minutes,&quot; Solbakken told reporters.</p>

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<p>The Danes started well, playing at a high tempo and forcing a succession of free kicks and corners in the first half to keep Leicester on the back foot, but the final delivery into the box was often poor.</p>

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<p>Leicester were not much better in attack and as both defences flung themselves into the path of the ball to block shots, neither goalkeeper had much to deal with.</p>

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<p>Mahrez and Danny Drinkwater combined to create an excellent chance for Leicester in the 58th minute but there was nobody on hand to steer the ball home as the latter rifled it across the face of goal.</p>

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<p>The Danish champions almost stole the win late on as striker Cornelius rose highest to send a downward header into the bottom left corner.</p>

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<p>Yet Schmeichel, playing his first competitive club game in the city of his birth, reacted quickly, pushing the ball away smartly to maintain Leicester&#39;s unbeaten record and secure a fourth straight clean sheet in the competition.</p>

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<p>(Reuters)&nbsp;</p>


The Premier League champions stood on the brink of reaching the last 16 but Copenhagen denied them the victory

Leicester City missed the chance to book an early spot in the Champions League's knockout stages as they survived some nervy moments to secure a goalless draw with FC Copenhagen in Group G on Wednesday. Having won their previous three group games, the Premier League champions stood on the brink of reaching the last 16, but Copenhagen denied them the victory they needed, while improving their own qualification hopes. The Danish side's only previous loss in 27 competitive games was a 1-0 reverse to Leicester in their Champions League clash two weeks ago, and on several occasions they threatened to take all three points on home turf. Their best chance came in the 70th minute when Leicester defender Christian Fuchs cleared Benjamin Verbic's effort off the line as the home side pressed forward while the visitors' keeper Kasper Schmeichel made a smart save from Andreas Cornelius in the dying minutes. Riyad Mahrez was once again the most influential creative presence in Claudio Ranieri's side, but the Foxes had to settle for a draw on a chilly night in Copenhagen. With the top two qualifying for the knockouts and two rounds of group matches remaining, Leicester top the standings with 10 points from four games, while Copenhagen are third on five, two behind Porto, who beat Club Bruges 1-0. "If you win you are more satisfied, but you have to respect the opponent," said Ranieri, before adding that his side were still in a very good position at the top of the group. Copenhagen coach Stale Solbakken rued several missed chances that left his team with just one point from two tight games against Leicester. "After 180 minutes the only thing I am left with is that we didn't put it in the net. Leicester created two or three chances over 180 minutes," Solbakken told reporters. The Danes started well, playing at a high tempo and forcing a succession of free kicks and corners in the first half to keep Leicester on the back foot, but the final delivery into the box was often poor. Leicester were not much better in attack and as both defences flung themselves into the path of the ball to block shots, neither goalkeeper had much to deal with. Mahrez and Danny Drinkwater combined to create an excellent chance for Leicester in the 58th minute but there was nobody on hand to steer the ball home as the latter rifled it across the face of goal. The Danish champions almost stole the win late on as striker Cornelius rose highest to send a downward header into the bottom left corner. Yet Schmeichel, playing his first competitive club game in the city of his birth, reacted quickly, pushing the ball away smartly to maintain Leicester's unbeaten record and secure a fourth straight clean sheet in the competition. (Reuters)

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