Lions roar back to title
FC Copenhagen are Danish Superliga champions for the tenth time after managing a 0-0 draw away against arch rivals Brøndby on Sunday evening. The emphatic title win – wrapped up with three rounds remaining – means that the Lions will be guaranteed a spot in the Champions League next season. – metroXpress
Museums to be protected
Museums and conservatories have joined forces to create a Danish department of the international organisation Blue Shield in a bid to protect the nation's culture legacy from damages caused by fires and other accidents. The move comes just a week after Frihedsmuseet was heavily damaged by an arson fire. – Politiken
Banks charging fees for self-service
Despite banking customers following the wishes of banks and using self-service initiatives like online banking and ATMs, most banks still charge fees for their products. A new analysis from Mybanker.dk showed that only ten banks nationwide don’t charge fees for delivering debit cards or opening an account. Danske Bank and Nordea are not among them. – Berlingske
Unions: Cut down unemployment benefits period
The leadership of a number of unions is ready to reduce the unemployment benefit (dagpenge) period even further than it is now if the time required to enter the dagpenge system is lowered. Unionists argued that the time required to gain the right to receive dagpenge should be reduced from 52 weeks to just 13 weeks. – Jyllands-Posten
Wind turbine industry with wind at its back
The wind turbine industry looks to be inching out of a five-year crisis period and is beginning to experience new growth and expanded hiring, according to a Børsen newspaper report. Fifty-one industry leaders were asked about the future and 70 percent of them indicated that they had a positive outlook. – Børsen
New law killing the solar panel industry
After six months of a new law regarding the financial support of solar panels, just ten people nationwide have applied for new solar panels. In comparison, more than 50,000 panels were obtained in the last six months under the previous law. The new law has yet to be approved by the EU. – Ingeniøren
Teenager shot and killed
A 17-year-old boy has died after being shot twice in the head on Sunday night in the troubled Copenhagen suburb of Tingbjerg. The police were informed about the shooting around 9:30pm and although a massive police force has responded to the shooting, no-one has been detained or arrested as of this morning. – DR News
