Man with extremist links kills 91 in Norway massacre

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.

Man with extremist links kills 91 in Norway massacre
Sat, 23 Jul, 2011 - 10:58

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.

He has been named locally as Ander Behring Brevik.

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