Norway has opened the
island of Utoeya to the media for the first time since confessed killer
Anders Behring Breivik massacred 69 people at a youth camp in July. Our
correspondent, Steve Rosenberg, was among 150 journalists taken to the
island where holiday camps are to reopen.
Dressed as a policeman, and heavily armed, he'd set off with one aim: to commit mass murder.
As the MS Thorbjorn nears Utoeya, I find it hard to imagine the horrors which unfolded there.
Even under the cover of thick cloud, this tiny island looks so beautiful.
It's like a jewel in the middle of Lake Tyrifjorden. Its forests of pine and silver birch are an explosion of autumn colour. Read More
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