Face to face with gunman

A survivor of the Utoya massacre that left 69 people dead described coming face to face with Anders Behring Breivik for the first time since the day of the shootings.

Eskil Pedersen, leader of the Norwegian Labour Party’s youth league which was holding a summer camp on the island, was at the Oslo court for the first day of Breivik’s trial on Monday.

He watched as Breivik did not react to the 77 names of those killed that day were read out.