Norway marks one week since attacks
- 12 years ago
While Norway's Labour Party is planning to mark one week since the massacre took place, Anders Breivik will be brought out of solitary confinement to face more questioning.
Investigators say there is no evidence to suggest he had any accomplices.
Police are still searching for forensic evidence on the Island where the ruling Labour Party's Youth were holding their summer camp.
Meanwhile, Norway is trying to come to terms with the attacks, as Haarvard Larsen, a paramedics said: "To explain the atmosphere I can describe one of my colleagues that was trying to help one of the kids ashore. The kids were stepping back asking him 'are you going to shoot me?'. I think that describes very much the state of mind the kids were in."
Al Jazeera's Tania Page reports from Oslo.
Investigators say there is no evidence to suggest he had any accomplices.
Police are still searching for forensic evidence on the Island where the ruling Labour Party's Youth were holding their summer camp.
Meanwhile, Norway is trying to come to terms with the attacks, as Haarvard Larsen, a paramedics said: "To explain the atmosphere I can describe one of my colleagues that was trying to help one of the kids ashore. The kids were stepping back asking him 'are you going to shoot me?'. I think that describes very much the state of mind the kids were in."
Al Jazeera's Tania Page reports from Oslo.