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July 27, 2011 |
The Norway attacks
The country continues to mourn and investigate the loss of 68 people killed on the island of Utoya who were attending a youth summer camp of the country's left-wing Labor Party as well as eight killed by a car bomb in Oslo last Friday. Norwegian Anders Behring Breivik is accused of the shootings and attacks. Over the weekend it was reported that more than 100,00 people gathered in Oslo for a flower vigil to remember the victims. -- Lloyd Young

Flowers and candles are seen at a temporary memorial site for the victims of the shooting spree and bomb attack in Norway, on the shore in front of Utoeya island, northwest of Oslo, July 26. Norwegian Anders Behring Breivik is in all likelyhood "insane", his lawyer said after the anti-Islam radical admitted to bomb and shooting spree in Norway on Friday that killed 76 people. (Fabrizio Bensch/Reuters)

Elizabeth Amundsen,16, cries as hundreds of thousands of people gather at a memorial vigil following Friday's twin extremist attacks, July 25 in Oslo. Anders Behring Breivik, 32, claimed that he has "two more cells" working with him as he appeared in court following a bomb blast at a government building in Oslo and a shooting massacre on nearby Utoya Island that killed at least 76 people in all. The death toll was originally reported as 93. (Paula Bronstein/Getty Images) #

Police continue their investigations July 25 on the Utoya island in the Tyrifjorden lake in Norway were a shooting massacre at a youth camp took place Friday. The man who confessed to the twin attacks that killed 93 people in Norway will be arraigned in court Monday and has requested an open hearing for his first appearance so that he can explain his massacre to the public. (Terje Bendiksby/Associated Press) #

Norwegian Anders Behring Breivik (L), the man accused of a killing spree and bomb attack in Norway, sits in the rear of a vehicle as he is transported in a police convoy as he is leaving the courthouse in Oslo July. A judge ordered eight weeks detention on Monday for Breivik who has admitted a bombing and shooting massacre. (Jon-Are Berg-Jacobsen/Aftenposten via Scanpix) #

A rose is placed over shattered glass from the blast site after a memorial march to mourn for the victims of the killing spree and bomb blast in Oslo July 25. At least 100,000 people, many carrying white or red roses, rallied in Oslo on Monday to show support for victims of the attacks. (Wolfgang Rattay/Reuters) #

Survivors from the shooting at the island of Utoya walked along a street in central Oslo July 25. An Oslo district court judge decides to hold the arraignment for the suspect in the twin attacks in Norway behind closed doors, depriving him of the platform he's looking for to air his belief that Europe must be saved from Muslim colonization. (Emilio Morenatti/Associated Press) #

A girl looks on as Norway's Foerign Minister Jonas Gahr Store addresses inside the World Islamic Mission Mosque in Oslo July 26. Friday's attacks by Anders Behring Breivik traumatised normally peaceful Norway, which has been struggling to come to terms with its worst peace-time massacre of modern times. (Cathal McNaughton/Reuters) #

People sit outside a cafe near Oslo station July 27. Norway's prime minister on Wednesday pledged a security review after a mourning period for at least 76 people killed by a far-right zealot in bombing and shooting attacks that have traumatised the nation. Jittery Norwegians tried to restore some normality five days after the bloodletting, but a security alert forced the evacuation of Oslo station, keeping nerves on edge. (Cathal McNaughton/Reuters) #

Norwegians hold roses and confort each other as thousands of people gather at a memorial vigil following Friday's twin extremist attacks on July 25 ,2011 in Oslo, Norway. Anders Behring Breivik, 32, claimed that he has "two more cells" working with him as he appeared in court today following a bomb blast at a government building in Oslo and a shooting massacre on nearby Utoya Island. (Paula Bronstein/Getty Images) #

A girl holds a flower as she takes part in a march near Utoeya island to pay their respects for the victims of the killing spree and bomb attack in Norway, in the village of Sundvollen, northwest of Oslo, July 26, 2011. Norwegian Anders Behring Breivik is in all likelyhood "insane", his lawyer said after the anti-Islam radical admitted to the bomb and shooting spree in Norway on Friday that killed 76 people. (Fabrizio Bensch/Reuters) #