NORWEGIANS believe penalties for serious crimes in their country should be tightened in the wake of a shooting and bomb attack that killed 77 people in July, an opinion poll showed yesterday.

Norway's prime minister vowed today that the response to the murders that have rocked his country will be "more democracy".

Norway’s justice minister said today that some employees from his department are still missing after a bomb attack on the government headquarters in Oslo and a shooting spree on a nearby island.

Police in Norway have confirmed the 32-year-old man being questioned over two terror attacks which killed 91 people yesterday is a Christian Fundamentalist.

The man suspected of carrying out a bombing and shooting massacre in Norway posted on websites with Christian fundamentalist tendencies, according to a police official.