Danish jewellery company reported to police over misleading marketing

A Danish jewellery company has been reported to police over alleged misleading marketing, according to the headline.

The supplied material then shifts to other Danish stories. In August, Denmark registered 16,165 new passenger cars, of which 85.9% were electric. Mobility Denmark chief executive Mads Rørvig said the figures showed that Danes wanted electric cars and urged politicians not to raise registration taxes on them next year.

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It would be completely backwards if politicians responded to this success by making electric cars more expensive.

“It would be completely backwards if politicians responded to this success by making electric cars more expensive,” Rørvig said.

The text also reports that the Conservative Party left Copenhagen’s budget negotiations after objecting to demands linked to parking-price increases and saying its priorities for children were not addressed. Conservative children and youth mayor Jakob Næsager said Mayor Sisse Marie Welling had taken a confrontational approach. The material says a response from Welling was being sought.

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The mayor was very confrontational and said that if we did not agree to sign a partial agreement on parking-price increases of more than 100 million kroner, there was no room for us at the table and we had to leave.