The Junior and U23 World Championships 2025 continued today in Schilpario with a 20km mass start race in classic technique for U23 women and U23 men took first place in the U23 men’s 20km mass start race in classic technique at the Junior and U23 World Championships in Schilpario showed his form and won today’s 20km race with a total time of 50:15.2 rounded out the top 5 by finishing 4th and 5th Complete results can be found HERE and HERE Monday, February 3: Junior Sprint Classic (More details can be found HERE) Tuesday, February 4: U23 Sprint Classic (More details can be found HERE) Wednesday, February 5: 20km Mass Start Classic – Junior (More details can be found HERE) Thursday, February 6: 20km Mass Start Classic – U23 (More details can be found HERE) Friday, February 7: 10km Interval Start Freestyle – Junior (More details can be found HERE) Saturday, February 8: 10km Interval Start Freestyle – U23 (More details can be found HERE) Sunday, February 9: 4x5km Relay C/F – Junior & U23 (More details can be found HERE) Read More: World Cup calendar for the 2024/2025 Winter Season  Are you interested in traditional cross-country skiing? 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A few days after completing the Halvmaraton in 1h20m19 Johannes Thingnes Boe gave his first reaction to the Norwegian media This year's Team Aker Dæhlie will be joined by some fine new faces who have put together an attractive new line-up Runner-up in this winter's U23 individual cross-country skate Australia's Rosie Fordham was honoured for her achievement Norwegian biathlete Filip Fjeld Andersen has decided to call time on his career Discover the composition of the Norwegian national cross-country ski team for the 2025/2026 training season At this winter’ s U23 cross-country skiing world championships in Schilpario (Italy) Australia’s Rosie Fordham achieved a remarkable feat by winning the silver.. the Norwegian Ski Association announced in a press release that Ivar Stuan’s contract had been extended While the Czech Republic begin a ten-day training camp this weekend on the snow at Meråker (Norway) Marketa Davidova and Michal Krcmar have stayed.. Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Mathias Holbæk put in a solid performance to win the gold medal in the U23 mass-start classic at the World Cross-Country Skiing Championships in Schilpario (Italy) Runner-up in this winter's U23 individual cross-country skate, Australia's Rosie Fordham was honoured for her achievement. 12:53. At this winter’ s U23 cross-country skiing world championships in Schilpario (Italy), Australia’s Rosie Fordham achieved a remarkable feat by winning the silver... Discover the final overall rankings for the 2024/2025 French Cross-Country Skiing Cup. During the classic mass-start of the French cross-country skiing championships in Les Saisies (Savoie) on Sunday afternoon, Renaud Jay and Arnaud Chautemps got the... Speaking to Nordic Magazine, Clément Parisse savours his title in the classic mass-start at the French cross-country skiing championships in Les Saisies (Savoie). Mélissa Gal won the mass-start classic at the French Championships in Les Saisies (Savoie) on Sunday. She spoke to Nordic Magazine. 16:24. This Sunday, the 2024/2025 Swedish cross-country skiing cup drew to a close in Kiruna (Sweden) with the 13.6km individual classic. On the women’s... In the final race of the 2025 French Championships in Les Saisies (Savoie), Clément Parisse won the 10km course. Rémi Bourdin and Théo Schely... 08 Mar 2025 12:45:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}FA 2000 vs Holbæk B&I on Sat Predicted lineups are available for the match a few days in advance while the actual lineup will be available about an hour ahead of the match The current head to head record for the teams are FA 2000 0 win(s) Have scored 4 goals in their last 5 matches Who won between FA 2000 and Holbæk B&I on Sat 08 Mar 2025 12:45:00 GMT?FA 2000 vs Holbæk B&I on Sat 08 Mar 2025 12:45:00 GMT ended in a 0–0 tie.InsightsHave scored 4 goals in their last 5 matches FA 2000 is playing home against Holbæk B&I on Sat Police officers search addresses in Holbaek Denmark's intelligence service said it detained 13 people over a suspected terror plot with another person arrested in Germany in a "linked" case Authorities in Denmark and Germany have arrested a total of 14 people in the last week on suspicion of planning "one or more" terrorist attacks according to the Danish Security and Intelligence Service The agency, known as PET, said in a release that it had detained 13 suspects in separate incidents and that German authorities had arrested another person in a case "linked" to the investigation PET said it arrested seven people between Feb The suspects are charged with acquiring "ingredients and components for manufacturing explosives" and firearms The Court of Holbæk — about 40 miles west of Copenhagen — ordered the detention of another six people on Thursday adding that those individuals are "all involved in the case." "We believe that there are individuals with the intent and capacity to commit terrorist attacks in Denmark," the agency said Danish broadcaster DR reports that the seven terror suspects have pleaded not guilty The charges against the six other Danish suspects or the individual arrested in Germany have not yet been made public PET operations chief Flemming Drejer said police had made "worrying findings" during their searches turning up items including ingredients for making bombs pump guns and a hunting rifle with binoculars Denmark's Jyllands-Posten newspaper reported that investigators also found an ISIS flag which Drejer said indicates that those involved "may be inspired by militant Islamism." he said at the briefing that there was "no imminent danger" of an attack noting that the bomb-making ingredients had not yet been put together PET said the case does not change its assessment of Denmark's terror threat Nick Hækkerup, Denmark's minister of justice, called the arrests a "major anti-terror operation" in a statement posted to Twitter on Thursday the case shows that the terrorist threat against Denmark remains serious," he wrote "But we have a skilled and vigilant police who have shown that they take care of us." He also thanked German authorities for their cooperation which PET called "excellent and efficient." German authorities said three of the suspects are Syrian brothers ages 33, 36 and 40, according to local media reports Two were arrested in Denmark and one in Germany over the weekend after authorities say they followed a tip about a suspicious online order of chemicals in January that can be used to make bombs When investigators obtained a warrant to search the apartment in Germany they found a variety of pyrotechnics and a "self-painted" ISIS flag a spokesman for federal prosecutors in the eastern German town of Naumburg said Denmark has been grappling with concerns over extremist attacks since 2005, when Jyllands-Posten published 12 cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad. Such depictions are considered blasphemous in Islam, and the incident sparked widespread backlash Danish authorities have foiled a number of plots in recent years. In Dec. 2019, police arrested some 20 people over their suspected involvement in Islamist terrorism. They also arrested a man suspected of planning a terror attack with a "militant Islamic motive" in April 2020 Journalist Sidsel Overgaard in Denmark contributed to this report Become an NPR sponsor entitled "Holbæk HavneBy," derives its form from the distinction of public and private spaces Read more on the $22 million proposal after the break If you have done all of this and still can't find the email 03 May 2025 12:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Næsby vs Holbæk B&I on Sat The current head to head record for the teams are Næsby 4 win(s) Have scored 9 goals in their last 5 matches Holbæk B&I have won the previous 2 matches against Næsby Who won between Næsby and Holbæk B&I on Sat 03 May 2025 12:00:00 GMT?Næsby vs Holbæk B&I on Sat 03 May 2025 12:00:00 GMT ended in a 3–3 tie.InsightsHave scored 8 goals in their last 5 matches Næsby is playing home against Holbæk B&I on Sat Mathias Holbæk won his second gold medal in the U23 individual skate event at the World Cross-Country Skiing Championships in Schilpario (Italy) Just minutes after Justine Braisaz-Bouchet's success in the women's race who won the individual cross-country ski race at.. The Swedish cross-country skiing championships came to a close this Sunday afternoon on the Kalix slopes with the men’s 50km individual skate race... The Finnish cross-country skiing championships in Taivalkoski drew to a close this Sunday morning for the women with a 30-kilometre individual skate race.. The individual skate races of the Finnish cross-country skiing championships were held in Taivalkoski on Friday Discover the final overall rankings for the 2024/2025 French Cross-Country Skiing Cup In the final race of the 2025 French Championships in Les Saisies (Savoie) French cross-country skiers failed to win a medal this Tuesday in the individual skate event at the 2025 Military World Games Mathias Holbæk secured first place in the junior men’s 20km mass start race in classic technique for Norway at the Junior World Championships in Whistler Results from the junior men’s mass start race Mathias Holbæk took home first place today at the Junior World Championships with a total time of 53:05.7 round off the top 5 by finishing 4th and 5th Here you can find the complete results. More facts about the Junior and U23 World Ski Championships are at the bottom of the page JUNIOR AND U23 WORLD SKI CHAMPIONSHIPS 2023 More Information  More Information More Information More Information More Information More Information More Information More Information  FACTS: Junior and U23 World Ski Championships  26 Apr 2025 11:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Holbæk B&I won 3–2 over Odder IGF on Sat The current head to head record for the teams are Odder IGF 3 win(s) Have scored 7 goals in their last 5 matches Haven't kept a clean sheet in 5 matches Who won between Odder IGF and Holbæk B&I on Sat 26 Apr 2025 11:00:00 GMT?Holbæk B&I won 3–2 over Odder IGF on Sat 26 Apr 2025 11:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 6 goals in their last 5 matches Odder IGF is playing home against Holbæk B&I on Sat Denmark — Fourteen people have been arrested in Denmark and Germany on suspicion of preparing one or several attacks in the two countries adding that the discovery of an Islamic State group flag could indicate the suspects “have a connection or sympathy with the terror organization.” operative head of Denmark’s Security and Intelligence Service said the findings were “worrying” but “it is our assessment that there was no imminent danger.” Dreyer said the first seven individuals who were arrested in Denmark had acquired weapons and “we found things that can be used to make a bomb.” He said police found shotguns and a rifle with a scope but that he could not give further details about the Denmark case or its links to Germany “We are now in the initial phase of the investigation and we need to keep our cards close to the chest,” Dreyer said All but one of the 14 arrests took place in Denmark Three of the suspects are Syrian nationals Danish authorities announced eight arrests on Thursday and police said another six people were detained Friday The detention hearings in Denmark were held behind so-called double-closed doors meaning the case is shrouded in secrecy and few details are made public said Thursday that the first seven people arrested in Denmark were suspected “of having acquired ingredients and components for the manufacture of explosives They are suspected of “having planned one or more terrorist attacks or participated in attempted terrorism.” German authorities had announced the first three arrests — two in Denmark and one in Germany They said the suspects were alleged to have purchased several pounds of chemicals in January that could be used to manufacture explosives A search of a residence in the German city of Dessau-Rosslau turned up 22 pounds of black powder and fuses Germany’s dpa news agency reported that the three were brothers and that two had entered Germany for the first time in 1998 and received refugee status later The chemicals they are alleged to have obtained came from a source in Poland Justice Minister Nick Haekkerup said late Thursday on Twitter that ”the case shows that the terrorist threat against Denmark remains serious.” The Scandinavian country of 6 million has been worried about a possible extremist attack since September 2005 when a Danish newspaper published 12 cartoons showing the Prophet Muhammad The cartoons caused outrage and protests in the Muslim world where any depiction of Muhammad generally is considered blasphemous The newspaper said it had wanted to test whether cartoonists would apply self-censorship when asked to portray Muhammad No Danish laws were violated with the cartoons’ publication Give directly to The Spokesman-Review's Northwest Passages community forums series -- which helps to offset the costs of several reporter and editor positions at the newspaper -- by using the easy options below Gifts processed in this system are tax deductible Get breaking news delivered to your inbox as it happens © Copyright 2025, The Spokesman-Review | Community Guidelines | Terms of Service | Privacy Policy | Copyright Policy About us | Advertise with us | Contact us Posted: 23 January 2020 | | No comments yet Banedanmark’s electrification of the line will be followed by the installation and introduction of a new signalling system Banedanmark has announced the beginning of preparation work to electrify the stretch of track between Roskilde and Holbæk prior to the installation of a new signalling system The project is set to provide a significant boost to operations along the line and Project Director for Banedanmark’s Electrification Programme, Jette Aagaard, said: “Electrification provides a wide range of benefits for both passengers and those living and travelling by rail The electrification benefits the environment as electric trains emit far less CO2 than diesel-powered trains providing a better environment at the stations the electric trains are able to run at a higher average speed because we will eliminate a large part of the signal failures that the old systems has today.” Banedanmark’s preparation works include the removal of any vegetation deemed too close to the track Work on the first bridges and track will begin in March 2020 including the rebuilding or closure of four bridges and the lowering of track under an additional five bridges The excavation of foundation holes for new drilling masts is also underway using machinery that gently removes the soil in order to avoid the destruction of important cables along the railroad , , By No comments yet All subscriptions include online membership giving you access to the journal and exclusive content By , By Comment * document.getElementById("comment").setAttribute( "id" "a3ad2ae5ff7f4fb00cf56a4218406ab2" );document.getElementById("j0f0bb4fb4").setAttribute( "id" Write for us | Advertise with us Global Railway Review is published by: Russell Publishing Ltd.Court LodgeHogtrough HillBrasted © Russell Publishing Limited Website development by e-Motive Media Limited as he gazes across the harbour from his seat outside the wooden shed that serves as Holbæk’s boat club “But I think people here are becoming more and more hostile to foreigners and I’m not proud of it Kramer is not alone in thinking that the tone of Denmark’s immigration debate has changed. In recent years, the rise of the rightwing anti-migrant Danish People’s party has led to previously radical positions becoming mainstream. And the country’s Muslim population in particular feels under siege. Earlier this month Danish MPs passed a law that It imposes a penalty of 10,000 kroner (£1,200) for repeat offenders In another move greeted with dismay by Denmark’s Muslims a citizen’s proposal to ban the circumcision of children got the 50,000 signatures it needed to go to a parliamentary vote the latest legislation has had a mixed reception Kramer’s companion Hanne Madsen says: “On the burqa ban there were people who said we are those who say: ‘If you have a problem come to me but if you don’t want to take off your burqa or try to learn Danish…’” She throws up her hands in exasperation The ban was backed not only by both the ruling centre-right Liberal party but also by the centre-left Social Democrats, whose rhetoric on Islam has started to rival that of the populist right in the last two years said some Muslims “do not respect the Danish judicial system” that some Muslim women refuse to work for religious reasons and that Muslim girls are subject to “massive social control” She has also called for all Muslim schools in the country to be closed a local politician for the pro-immigration Social Liberal party worries about where the two main parties’ rhetorical race to the bottom will lead “They are almost fighting about who has the most extreme ideas,” he said “With the burqa ban we’re talking about 40 people who are wearing it Our government is making laws for just 40 people And these 40 women will now be trapped in their homes from morning to evening Holbaek resident Dennis Petersen thinks the town has a ‘ghetto’ of Muslims Photograph: Richard OrangeThe day before we met Tuncer’s party formally ended its 25-year electoral partnership with the Social Democrats over the party’s rightward turn on Islam and immigration “I think it’s very ugly that the Social Democrats have become so extreme,” he says “They’re worse than the [far-right] Danish People’s party.” But he concedes that the party’s shift over the past two years has come in response to a change in public opinion “They’ve smelt votes on this one,” he says from: ‘Let’s help people even if they’re Muslims or immigrants’ to: ‘We have to take care of Danish people first.’” Tuncer attributes the shift in mood to the rise of the Islamic State terror group and the refugee crisis “It’s because of terror: 150 Danish citizens went to Syria to fight with Isis,” he said “And of course the refugees cost a lot of money at the same time as they didn’t didn’t have money to buy paper for schools He also thinks that the kingmaker position that the populist Danish People’s party has enjoyed in politics recently is important “That has of course meant that their policies in terms of immigration have spilled into the agenda of the other parties: not only the Liberal party That has consistently put immigration on the agenda It’s immigration in general and it’s Muslim immigration in particular.” a couple of women in Islamic headscarves are browsing in the shops but Holbæk is more ethnically homogenous than Denmark’s major cities says he’s not aware of anyone who wears the burqa or niqab it’s a bit more white and Danish,” says Dennis Petersen who is in the harbour working on his traditional galeas schooner “We have this ghetto where people are talking: ‘Bap miming people babbling in a foreign language with her hands has lived in Agervang all her life after her parents came to Denmark from Turkey as children “I think it’s so sad they call it a ghetto,” she says doctors and engineers have come out of these blocks but suddenly we’re not good enough just because we don’t eat pork.” Istahil Hussein Photograph: Richard OrangeWhen she went to school teachers and other pupils were sensitive to the fact that she was a Muslim without it being a big deal and the first thing they said is: ‘Are you a Muslim?’ The very first thing She is particularly incensed by the recent call from Inger Støjberg, Denmark’s hardline immigration minister for all Muslims to take holidays during this month’s Ramadan fast “to avoid negative consequences for the rest of Danish society” “I don’t know what this lady is doing,” Mina says “I can’t take a vacation just because I’m fasting says the change in Danish opinion so disturbing that she is thinking of returning to Somalia “You listen every day [about] Muslims doing this “I think about what’s coming in the future Holbæk council holds a meeting of its advisory committee on integration a Social Democrat councillor with a Turkish background Tuncer thinks both the Social Democrat and Liberal groups on the town council are split on immigration And he does not think that Christina Krzyrosiak Hansen the town’s Social Democrat mayor (and at 25 Denmark’s youngest) backs her party’s hardline stance “I believe she doesn’t think this position is the right one He says he has challenged Tamer on Facebook to respond to her party’s hardline position on Islam “I don’t understand Muslim Social Democrats so how can they just sit there and applaud?” He wonders when or if a breaking point will come “Now the Danish People’s party are saying that all schools and kindergartens should have to serve pork once a week,” he says This is the archive of The Observer up until 21/04/2025 The Observer is now owned and operated by Tortoise Media Rooftop gardens. 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You can find more information on the individual external services in our privacy policy The Local Europe ABVästmannagatan 43113 25 StockholmSweden The boy was found guilty on a number of charges under Denmark’s criminal paragraph 114 He was found not guilty of other charges in the trial Because Denmark’s age of criminal responsibility is 15 He was convicted of trying to recruit a friend to the far-right extremist group Feuerkrieg Division but found not guilty of joining the group himself with the intention of committing an act of terror Although he is a member of the extremist group the court did not find it proven that he joined with the intent of committing one or more acts of terror In addition to the attempt to recruit a friend he was found guilty of distributing bomb and weapons manuals and other extremist material via the Telegram messaging app He also guided others on organisation within the group and assisted in writing a pamphlet about Feuerkrieg Division The five-and-a-half year sentence is longer than the five years argued for by the state prosecutor during the trial READ ALSO: EXPLAINED: What do the Danish words used in crime investigations mean? “It says something about the seriousness of this case that he has got five and a half years in prison even though he did these things as a 15-year-old I think it’s a clear verdict,” special prosecutor Rune Rydik said after the sentence was pronounced His defence lawyer Lasse Martin Dueholm argued for no more than two years in prison or “the court’s mildest sentence” prosecution and court all cited the boy’s age as a mitigating factor He was arrested in April 2022 when police searched his bedroom at his parents’ home in western Zealand a flag and armband with Nazi symbols and a copy of the manifest Mein Kampf His mother was present for the verdict and sentencing at Holbæk District Court on Thursday He denied guilt on all charges throughout the trial and has chosen to appeal the verdict He hopes to be acquitted or given a milder sentence at a high court appeal Please log in here to leave a comment