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Elton John’s farewell to the British public

On the main stage of the Glastonbury festival, Elton John gave what may have been his final UK concert last night on Sunday. The 76-year-old singer donned a gold jacket and sported her trademark sunglasses with tinted lenses.

– I never thought I would play at Glastonbury, and here I am, said the aristocratic English artist Sky News. He ended his farewell tour with two concerts in Sweden in early July.

Australian billions package to Ukraine

Australia will send 70 military vehicles to Ukraine as part of an A$110 million aid package. That’s the equivalent of around NOK 1.2 billion, and the package was announced by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese last night.

– Australia supports its decision to condemn and oppose Russia’s actions and help Ukraine win, says Prime Minister.

The female boat driver died in Kristiansund

A woman in her 50s who was found seriously injured on a boat in Kristiansund last night has passed away. The woman was found seriously injured by others who were in the area.

– There was nothing to suggest that the incident had anything to do with driving the ship, operations manager Eivind Klokkersund told NTB.

The diver is presumed dead at Mosjøen

The search for the freediver, who had been missing off Mosjøen since yesterday afternoon, ended late in the evening just before midnight, and he is presumed dead.

The man, who is in his late 30s, is part of a touring group of about ten people.

Norwegian climber reaches a new peak

Last night, climber Kristin Harila reached the top of the 8,125 meter Nanga Parbat mountain in Pakistan. Thus, he was only four mountain peaks away from his destination.

Harila will become the fastest person in the world to reach the 14 highest mountains in the world. To beat today’s record, 14 mountains – which are more than 8,000 meters high – had to be climbed in less than 189 days, just over six months.

(© NTB)