business planet Trillions at stake: how to get a slice of the public pie Business Planet travels to Denmark to look at the opportunities and challenges faced by small and medium sized firms when it comes to winning lucrative public sector contracts. 13/12/2019
business planet 'It's a win-win': why small companies should aim big There's a perception that small companies are excluded from lucrative government contracts. But should they be? Business Planet meets a man who plays a key role in awarding public contracts to private companies. 13/12/2019
brussels bureau Copenhagen green city goals Copenhagen is known for its bikes and green outlook - but what are the latest ways the Nordic nation is trying to lead the way on cutting back on carbon? Greg Lory went to find out. 10/12/2019
Denmark What's Copenhagen's magic formula to reduce CO2 levels? The City of Copenhagen has set the very ambitious goal of becoming the world’s first carbon neutral capital by 2025. 10/10/2019
Denmark Danish police arrest dozens for riding e-scooters while intoxicated Police in Copenhagen say they made 28 arrests over the weekend of people riding electric scooters while intoxicated. 09/07/2019
Good Morning Europe Small-scale Danish fishermen push back against industrial fishing Traditional fishermen in the Danish village of Thorupstrand are pushing back against large-scale fishing operations that they say are threatening their livelihood and through that, their way of life. 23/05/2019
world news 14 arrested after shooting in Copenhagen The Copenhagen police arrested 14 men on Saturday night, after a shooting that injured several people. 06/04/2019
Denmark Danish MP told baby 'unwanted' in parliament by Speaker | #TheCube Although Denmark is renowned for its liberal laws, a controversy swarmed the parliament Tuesday afternoon, after the Speaker told an MP her baby was 'unwanted'. 20/03/2019
Cult Artists create hyper-realistic sculptures for new exhibition Eerily life-like sculptures on display at a new art exhibition will leave visitors doing a double-take. 06/02/2017
Sci-tech Too much bum time says Experimentarium Museum where the exhibits interact with you 02/02/2017
Sci-tech Floating containers: an answer to low-cost housing It is notoriously difficult for students to find affordable housing. 24/12/2016
Cult Denmark's Queen Margrethe designs set for Cinderella Denmark’s Queen Margrethe has taken on the role of a scenographer, designing the set for a new production of the classic fairytale Cinderella, at the Pantomime Theatre in… 23/06/2016
Denmark Images released of Rodin sculpture thieves Over one month since the theft of French sculptor Auguste Rodin’s “Man with the Broken Nose” from a museum in Copenhagen, police have released 21/08/2015
Denmark Denmark calls national elections for June 18th Denmark’s prime minister has called national elections for 18 June. Helle Thorning-Schmidt’s centre-left Social Democrats are set to face stiff 27/05/2015
Denmark Copenhagen police on terror alert make one arrest Police in Copenhagen have made one arrest after raiding an apartment building in the area where the suspected killer from last month’s terror attack 26/03/2015
