Norway court judges Breivik sane
Anders Behring Breivik, who killed 77 people in two attacks in Norway last year, is found to be sane and is sentenced to 21 years in jail by a court.
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Anders Breivik: 'I would do it again'02:29
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Relatives on 'tough' Breivik trial01:34
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Breivik messages 'infantile and stupid'02:02
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Crucial question: Is he sane or not?01:51
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Anders Breivik weeps in court00:41
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Breivik pleads not guilty at trial03:22
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'I played dead to stay alive'01:23
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Massacre survivor: "It was like hell"02:11
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Norway victims 'screamed with fear'02:47
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Shop CCTV captures Norway blast02:22
Background
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Timeline of terror attacks
How the twin terror attacks unfolded in Norway
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Those who died
A table showing the victims
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Anders Behring Breivik
Profile of the 32-year-old suspect
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Utoeya: Teenage idyll
Island's iconic status made it a target
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Psychiatrists at odds
A second report concludes the killer was sane
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Norway's immigration debate
Right-wing politicians reopen sensitive issue
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Negative attitude
Muslim immigrants feel increasingly uneasy
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Breivik's manifesto
Should the views of a killer be publicised?
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Disbelief at 'insanity'
Norwegians angered by first assessment of Breivik
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Remembering the 'lost generation'
Norwegians resolve to meet hatred with love
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Attacks planned
Online manifesto shows meticulous preparation
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In pictures
Norway remembers victims of the twin attacks
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End of innocence?
Attitude to risk might change after attacks
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World reaction
World leaders react to twin attacks