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[00:00:00] ordinary dull experiences and full understanding that
[00:00:04] it affects one, and also concretely causes
[00:00:07] some people to arrive late
[00:00:14] Mørk. So we are dealing with both
[00:00:18] clouds and a lot of wind, because we have had
[00:00:21] a Friday where one woke up to a moderate to fresh wind in several
[00:00:25] places, it comes from the west, and out by the west coast, it has been
[00:00:28] particularly intense. one can indeed get strong winds and also
[00:00:32] some strong gusts, but if we look at it at
[00:00:35] 12 o'clock and over the afternoon, we can see that the clouds that have bothered us during
[00:00:39] the morning, they slowly begin to dissipate, it is probably
[00:00:43] especially here in this southeastern belt of Denmark, where
[00:00:46] one will see the sun more, and it is also here where the temperatures
[00:00:50] will be highest, such as 21, 22, maybe 23
[00:00:54] degrees, but then we won't go higher up, whereas, if one
[00:00:57] is in the central and western part, there are still some clouds we have to deal with,
[00:01:01] and that also means some slightly more measured temperatures, and
[00:01:04] during the evening hours, it's a bit the same song I'm telling, there are still
[00:01:08] some clouds, there are perhaps slightly lower temperatures, but then
[00:01:11] something happens during the next 24
[00:01:15] hours, because then the wind turns, it goes from west to
[00:01:18] south, and then it pushes some warmth towards us, so that
[00:01:21] means sun and 22 degrees, and Sunday
[00:01:25] 26, 27, yes maybe even 28 degrees, so it's time to enjoy
[00:01:29] it before we slowly go down towards a slightly cooler
[00:01:32] week.
[00:01:39] How do wild animals in the Danish nature
[00:01:42] experience the world
[00:01:43] around them?
[00:01:47] Biologist Vicky Knudsen and some of the country's most skilled researchers
[00:01:50] see nature from the animals' perspective. The goal is
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[00:01:57] What do wolves do to adapt to this Danish
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[00:02:24] you stand there, and there are 50,000 other people who are also in that room. Meet the producers
[00:02:28] behind the songs we all know. 'I feel like I just have to help them,
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[00:02:39] they kill our people and call it
[00:02:41] The rhetoric surrounding DSB is justice, and yet they call us thieves,
[00:02:45] then let us be thieves with a
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[00:02:49] we were attacked by whom,
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[00:03:28] we are back live with the latest news'. We start with the 15-year-old girl who
[00:03:31] previously disappeared from her residence in East Jutland, and yesterday
[00:03:35] was found in Hungary.
[00:03:37] there are wolves in Southeast Jutland police suspect that something criminal has been committed in connection with the girl's
[00:03:40] disappearance. I am at the police station in Horsens, and I am
[00:03:44] with you, Christian Skydt, Deputy Chief Inspector in Southeast Jutland
[00:03:47] police. First and foremost, you write, you suspect that something criminal
[00:03:50] may have happened in connection with the 15-year-old girl's
[00:03:54] disappearance, who was found in Hungary yesterday. What do you suspect has happened? Yes, we
[00:03:58] believe, and we suspect something has happened. We suspect something criminal has happened, and the exact
[00:04:02] circumstances cannot be revealed at the moment. Can you say anything
[00:04:04] about whether there are one or more suspects, whether the
[00:04:08] suspects are Danish citizens? Uh, at this point, I have no
[00:04:12] further comment about the suspects, and for the sake of the investigation, it is not
[00:04:16] possible to say more at the moment. And the
[00:04:19] 15-year-old girl, what condition, can you tell us more
[00:04:22] about that, what condition was she in when she was found, and what condition is she
[00:04:26] in now? We are very happy that the girl has been found, and we
[00:04:30] will soon be reunited with her family again, but we have no further
[00:04:33] information on her condition. And how should the local population
[00:04:37] in Hedensted in particular, but perhaps across the entire island,
[00:04:41] how should they relate to what has happened? We consider this
[00:04:45] to be an isolated incident, so citizens in the area and in
[00:04:48] Hedensted town can be completely calm and safe. And when do you expect
[00:04:52] to be able to inform the local population and others a little more
[00:04:55] about what actually happened in this very, very sensational case? We have a very
[00:04:59] broad investigation.
[00:05:08] Can you tell us a bit more about perhaps the cooperation with both Liverpool and
[00:05:12] Hungarian police? So she was found in Hungary, how, how did that
[00:05:16] happen? For now, I cannot comment further on
[00:05:19] the investigation, but we are very pleased with the cooperation we have had with the Hungarian
[00:05:22] authorities and Europol as well. And let's just get an
[00:05:26] overview of the course of the case. On Tuesday, August 4th,
[00:05:30] South Zealand Police reported a 15-year-old girl missing from Hedensted, who had been missing
[00:05:34] since 8:00 that morning. The next day, the girl was reported
[00:05:37] missing internationally. The same day, the police searched with helicopters and dog patrols
[00:05:41] in and around Hedensted, excuse me. Yesterday,
[00:05:44] the police released new photos of the 15-year-old from Netto in
[00:05:47] Hedensted, shortly after she had left her home. And last night, the police said
[00:05:51] that the 15-year-old had been found alive in Hungary, and work was being done to
[00:05:55] get her home.
[00:05:57] Now we go to Søren Laursen, you are also in Hedensted and have been following the case
[00:06:01] closely. How does the situation affect
[00:06:03] the local community?
[00:06:06] I can start by telling you, I'm standing in front of the Netto store you mentioned, it's
[00:06:09] right behind me, it was here that on Tuesday morning the last picture
[00:06:13] was taken, which was published of the 15-year-old girl, who was then found
[00:06:17] yesterday again, and I would say, the atmosphere here in the town, as
[00:06:21] I perceive it from those I've spoken with, is, I would say,
[00:06:24] partial relief, because the police have announced that she
[00:06:28] is alive, but for people here in Hedensted, they don't know
[00:06:32] what that means, and another big unanswered question is, what exactly
[00:06:35] has she been subjected to, how serious is it? So it
[00:06:39] is a partial relief, and there are still many unanswered questions that people are waiting
[00:06:43] for here in Hedensted, and we can just hear one of them I spoke with here in
[00:06:46] Hedensted, who, uh, can feel what this has done to
[00:06:50] her, it's just terrible, we don't really know what
[00:06:54] will happen down there, whether she, how did she get
[00:06:57] down there, it, it's a bit of a thought,
[00:07:01] whether someone took her with them, or how does she get money to go
[00:07:04] herself, and that's the kind of thing that's going around, I think,
[00:07:07] it sounds like there are many such unanswered questions, well, there are,
[00:07:11] and... I hope we hear something
[00:07:13] soon.
[00:07:17] A wolf has on three different occasions been close to playing children in private gardens
[00:07:21] in West Jutland, so it has now been decided to cull it. Following the fact that there have been
[00:07:25] three reports about the same problem wolf, which
[00:07:28] seeks out people, in this case children, and shows a total
[00:07:31] lack of shyness. We have set all sails to regulate
[00:07:35] the wolf or, to put it more plainly, to have it
[00:07:37] shot. All three incidents took place on Wednesday in Nørgen Nepel, and
[00:07:41] it is assumed that it is the same wolf. The minister wants the wolf
[00:07:45] shot as soon as possible, and therefore a new
[00:07:48] regulation zone has been established, where one may shoot the most protected animal.
[00:07:51] The Nature Agency has been patrolling the area with
[00:07:54] rifles since yesterday, and now drones with thermal equipment are being used to locate
[00:07:58] the wolf. I think it is absolutely crucial that if we are to have a
[00:08:02] situation where people in West Jutland can coexist with the wolf, which is
[00:08:05] here, uh, then it also requires that we, as authorities, take the
[00:08:09] necessary steps to regulate the problem wolves that have lost
[00:08:12] their shyness, that seek out humans, and in this case, it is of course
[00:08:16] particularly bad that it is children, and who also do not leave the place, even when they are
[00:08:20] shouted at, so it is crucial that we regulate this wolf, and that is what we are now
[00:08:23] putting all our efforts into making happen. Others in the area have
[00:08:27] also experienced the wolf up close, one of them is Conny Engholm, who owns
[00:08:31] the animal park Engholm, which is located just outside Nørre
[00:08:34] Nepel. 14 days ago, I had to chase it out of
[00:08:37] my animal park, um, it was running here on the paths among my animals, and I
[00:08:41] had to bravely the animal park, simply, and since then I have
[00:08:45] chosen to sleep in a shelter to protect the animals. In Nøj
[00:08:48] Nebel, there is also support for the decision to cull the intrusive
[00:08:52] wolf. So such a wolf should be shot, I definitely think so.
[00:08:55] Well, I actually think that's a good idea, because
[00:08:59] I feel a bit that they are getting a bit too close, or not a bit too close, very
[00:09:03] much too close, but I still think it's exciting
[00:09:06] that there, that there, that there are wolves in our fauna, I
[00:09:10] think, I know. It's not
[00:09:12] popular.
[00:09:15] Here we will see where the new regulation zone is. Earlier this
[00:09:18] year, a regulation zone was established in the area around Oksbøl, where it is
[00:09:21] legal to shoot the wolf with permission. The new zone is located
[00:09:24] immediately north of the first one in the area around Nørgen Nepel. The zone
[00:09:28] includes both private and state-owned areas.
[00:09:32] According to wolf expert and senior researcher at Aarhus
[00:09:35] University, Peter Sunte, it is not the first time that this particular wolf has been too
[00:09:39] intrusive towards humans. It is a lack
[00:09:42] of shyness, it is a seeking behavior, and it is also seeking behavior at a very short
[00:09:45] distance, and that is clearly undesirable, such a wolf we cannot have running
[00:09:48] around. What do we know about that wolf? Well, everything indicates that
[00:09:52] it is the same wolf that has been observed all the way back from January
[00:09:55] month, uh, which has been intrusive at times towards humans
[00:09:58] and shown a lack of shyness. Uh, it is a cub that
[00:10:02] was born last year, meaning it is one year old now, and it,
[00:10:06] it is a male. We have visited Blobjer Klitplantage today,
[00:10:10] which is one of the places where the mentioned wolf can now be shot.
[00:10:14] Yes, here in the Blåbjerg area, the hunt has been intensified.
[00:10:18] This area and around the summer houses is where the wolf has been spotted,
[00:10:21] among other places on a path like this. I have spoken with locals
[00:10:25] who have encountered it very, very close, and it has not been
[00:10:29] very shy according to what they say, and that is inappropriate, unacceptable,
[00:10:33] and that is why we are taking action to prevent such incidents. The minister also says
[00:10:37] it must be shot, what is so problematic about this wolf that
[00:10:40] causes it to be taken up at the highest level? Well,
[00:10:43] wolves evoke strong emotions, and I understand that well, uh, it is, it
[00:10:47] is by no means pleasant to see your children confronted by a
[00:10:50] wolf in a summer house garden, uh, and that
[00:10:53] is why we take it seriously and make an effort to try to prevent
[00:10:57] it, and we are using a drone with a thermal camera to try to
[00:11:01] find it, how optimistic are you that you will find it here in the relatively
[00:11:04] near future? We have quite a lot of experience
[00:11:08] working with wolves, also near cities,
[00:11:12] uh, and it is an incredibly difficult task, and that is also why in
[00:11:15] this situation we have asked for and been allowed to use a thermal drone in an
[00:11:19] attempt to optimize our chances of finding and possibly
[00:11:23] culling the wolf if it has this
[00:11:25] behavior.
[00:11:29] The electricity company Velkommen has been declared bankrupt. The same applies to the companies
[00:11:32] B-Energy and Vedvarende, which are also part of the Velkommen group. The Maritime and Commercial Court
[00:11:36] decided this today. And many customers who are owed money have
[00:11:40] been waiting for this announcement. Well,
[00:11:42] we are curious about what will happen. Unfortunately, I don't have much
[00:11:46] faith that I will ever see my money
[00:11:49] again. I think it all seems so deeply monetized
[00:11:53] and planned.
[00:11:55] A long, many-year strategy to swindle
[00:11:59] customers, it's sad on behalf of the legal system, I must
[00:12:02] say, yes, what are you owed? I am
[00:12:05] 28,714
[00:12:09] kroner, so that's a lot, a lot of money.
[00:12:13] The Velkommen group has in recent months been criticized for charging
[00:12:16] excessively high account balances and failing to repay money to customers. It is one of
[00:12:20] the biggest consumer political scandals according to
[00:12:22] the Consumer Council. It is. completely ordinary Danes who have only
[00:12:26] done one thing, and that is to pay their electricity bill, so,
[00:12:30] and they have lost thousands of kroner,
[00:12:33] so it's a big case, it's a very large amount, and it concerns many people,
[00:12:36] and there will also be some political consequences, I think.
[00:12:40] What do you think about that? Well, some of what we can see from this is
[00:12:44] that the regulation we have is not strict enough, because this is
[00:12:47] a market where one can apparently act in such a way, where one can collect money from
[00:12:51] people, but that they just get lost, so something we point
[00:12:54] to. on this is that politically one must decide whether one should not close the possibility of
[00:12:58] using account payments.
[00:13:01] While train traffic at DSB has been severely affected by delays and cancellations throughout
[00:13:05] the summer, buses are in full swing across the country. Kombardoekspressen
[00:13:09] and Flixbus have seen a sharp increase in bookings, and here we will
[00:13:12] meet one of those who have opted out of the train. There has
[00:13:16] been so much trouble with DSB, so I actually didn't dare. I just
[00:13:20] felt, today is not the day I should be stranded somewhere or
[00:13:22] another.
[00:13:25] about DSB is that they don't have control, so I wouldn't be able to sit and book
[00:13:29] a ticket without thinking, oh what if something happens, and I think that's how it is for
[00:13:32] many, so I just really want to say
[00:13:35] over if DSB or Bane Danmark
[00:13:38] have problems somewhere, then we immediately notice that interest
[00:13:42] is rising, so it is very clear that
[00:13:46] if our colleagues in the industry have problems, then people look for
[00:13:49] an alternative, is it easier for you if DSB operated to take
[00:13:53] DSB? Uh, yes, because I live in Gå. So I would really just have to go to
[00:13:56] Skanderborg, and that is a stop where to Aarhus, it
[00:14:00] takes maybe half an hour more, but I just don't think it was
[00:14:03] actually part of my considerations, that it would have been easier, because I knew it would be
[00:14:07] easiest with Kombardo, no matter
[00:14:09] what, given that if there was something with
[00:14:11] DSB.
[00:14:14] DSB acknowledges that there have been great challenges during the summer, but expects
[00:14:18] passengers to return when track work in several places in the country is
[00:14:21] completed. Our experience is that customers return
[00:14:25] to the train, uh, most customers are aware that, just
[00:14:29] like with roads, well, tracks must also be maintained, and
[00:14:32] therefore they also return to the train again, because there are many
[00:14:36] advantages with the train, and that is what most people also acknowledge
[00:14:39] the moment the track work is completed, well, then most people
[00:14:43] return again. Bane Danmark, which is responsible for most of the
[00:14:47] track work that has caused problems, also admits to having a co-responsibility for
[00:14:50] some of the bad experiences many passengers have had.
[00:14:54] So. "there is no doubt, and we also regret that there are
[00:14:58] of course passengers who in this period, and especially where
[00:15:02] we did not get out of our total closures, i.e. after major
[00:15:05] track work on time, and we had to run train buses a little
[00:15:09] longer, there are passengers who have had some unusually
[00:15:13] dull experiences, and full understanding that
[00:15:16] it affects one, and also concretely causes
[00:15:20] some people to arrive late for something important and all sorts
[00:15:24] of other things. And then we'll take the weather with Thomas
[00:15:27] Mørk. So we are dealing with both
[00:15:30] clouds and a lot of wind. Because we have had
[00:15:34] a Friday where one woke up to a moderate to fresh wind
[00:15:37] in several places, it comes from the west, and out by the west coast, it has been
[00:15:41] particularly intense, there one can indeed get strong winds, and also some
[00:15:45] strong gusts, but if we look at it here at 12 o'clock
[00:15:48] and over the afternoon, we can see that the clouds that have bothered us during
[00:15:52] the morning, they slowly begin to dissipate, it is probably
[00:15:55] especially here in this southeastern belt of Denmark, where
[00:15:59] one will see the sun more, and it is also here where
[00:16:01] the temperatures will be highest, such as 21,
[00:16:05] 22, maybe 23 degrees, but then came...
[00:16:07] we will not go higher, whereas, if one is in the central and
[00:16:11] western part, there are still some clouds we have to deal with, and that also means
[00:16:14] some slightly more measured temperatures, and during the
[00:16:17] evening hours, it's a bit the same song I'm telling, there are still some clouds, there
[00:16:21] are perhaps slightly lower temperatures, but then
[00:16:24] something happens during the next 24
[00:16:27] hours, because then the wind turns, it goes from west to
[00:16:31] south, and then it pushes some warmth towards us, so that
[00:16:34] means sun and 22 degrees, and Sunday.
[00:16:37] 26, 27, yes maybe even 28 degrees, so it's time to
[00:16:41] enjoy it before we slowly go down towards a slightly cooler
[00:16:45] week.
[00:16:51] This will just be, and will be even
[00:16:54] harder.
[00:16:57] I need to eat more.
[00:17:00] Alone in the wilderness, with only a few participants left, the season
[00:17:04] will be decided in the biting cold. Who will break the record for? in
[00:17:08] the wilderness now on
[00:17:10] DRTV. I don't think the big test is
[00:17:14] over.
[00:17:16] You have that little room where you make that music, and it's just for us, and then suddenly you're
[00:17:20] there, and there are 50,000 other people who are also in that room. Meet the producers
[00:17:24] behind the songs we all know. You can't just sit down and make a song with
[00:17:28] someone if there isn't some kind of chemistry. Wow, okay, wild, now I'm going to meet such a
[00:17:32] producer, you know. I feel like I just have to help them, then I help
[00:17:35] the music, then it gets good.
[00:17:40] He is the most skilled producer I have seen, when
[00:17:43] you have worked really intensely on something, and then it comes out, then you just stand back in
[00:17:47] some way behind the stars, well, now it's not mine anymore, now on
[00:17:51] drtv, it's fucking cool,
[00:18:46] We are back live with the latest news. We begin with the 15-year-old girl who previously
[00:18:50] disappeared from her residence in Hedensted in East Jutland, and yesterday was
[00:18:54] found in Hungary. Southeast Jutland police suspect that something
[00:18:57] criminal has been committed in connection with the girl's disappearance. I
[00:19:00] am at the police station in Horsens, and I am with you, Christian Skydt,
[00:19:04] Deputy Chief Inspector in Southeast Jutland police, first and foremost, you
[00:19:07] write, you suspect that something criminal may have happened in connection with the
[00:19:11] 15-year-old girl's disappearance, who was found in Hungary yesterday. What
[00:19:14] do you suspect has happened? Yes, we believe, and we suspect something has happened, we
[00:19:18] suspect something criminal has happened, and the exact circumstances cannot be revealed at
[00:19:22] the moment. Can you say anything
[00:19:25] about whether there are one or more suspects, whether the suspects are Danish
[00:19:28] citizens? Uh, at this point, I have no further comment about the suspects, and for
[00:19:32] the sake of the investigation, it is not possible to say more at
[00:19:35] the moment. And the 15-year-old girl, what
[00:19:38] condition, can you tell us more about that, what condition was she in
[00:19:42] when she was found, and what condition is she in now? We are very happy that
[00:19:46] the girl has been found and will soon be reunited with her family
[00:19:50] again, but we have no further information on her condition. And
[00:19:53] how should the local population in Hedensted in particular,
[00:19:57] but perhaps across the entire island, how should they relate to
[00:20:00] what has happened? We consider this to be an isolated
[00:20:04] incident, so citizens in the area and in Hedensted town can be
[00:20:07] completely calm and safe, and when do you expect to be able to
[00:20:11] inform the local population and also others a little more about what actually happened in this
[00:20:15] very, very sensational case? We have a very broad investigation, and it naturally
[00:20:19] takes some time to put all the pieces together, so there
[00:20:22] is an ongoing investigation and some time later, we will of course announce when it is
[00:20:26] possible. Can you tell us a bit more about perhaps the cooperation with both
[00:20:29] Europol and Hungarian police? So she was found in Hungary,
[00:20:33] how did that happen? For now,
[00:20:36] I cannot comment further on the investigation, and we are very pleased with
[00:20:39] the cooperation we have had with the Hungarian authorities and Europol as
[00:20:42] well. And let's just get an overview of the course of the
[00:20:46] case. On Tuesday, August 4th, South Zealand Police reported a
[00:20:50] 15-year-old girl missing from Hedensted, who had been missing since 8:00 that
[00:20:53] morning. The next day, the girl was reported missing internationally. The same
[00:20:57] day, the police searched with helicopters and dog patrols in and around
[00:21:00] Hedensted. Excuse me. Yesterday, the police released new photos of
[00:21:04] the 15-year-old from Netto Hedensted, shortly after she had
[00:21:07] left her home. And last night, the police then said that the 15-year-old had been
[00:21:11] found alive in Hungary, and work was being done to get her
[00:21:14] home. So now we go to Søren Laursen, you are
[00:21:18] also in Hedensted and have been following the case closely, how does the situation affect
[00:21:21] the local community?
[00:21:24] I can start by telling you, I'm standing in front of the Netto store you also mentioned, it's
[00:21:28] right behind me, it was here that on Tuesday morning the last picture
[00:21:32] was taken, which was published of the 15-year-old girl, who was then found
[00:21:35] yesterday again, and I would say, the atmosphere here in the town, as I
[00:21:39] perceive it from those I've spoken with, it is, I would say,
[00:21:43] partial relief, because the police have announced that she
[00:21:46] is alive, but for people here in Hedensted, they don't know...
[00:21:50] What does it mean? And another big unanswered question is, what exactly
[00:21:54] has she been subjected to, how serious is it? So it
[00:21:58] is a partial relief, and there are still many unanswered questions that people are waiting
[00:22:01] for here in Hedensted, and we can just hear one of them I spoke with here in
[00:22:05] Hedensted, who, uh, can feel what this has done to
[00:22:08] her? It's just terrible, we don't really know what
[00:22:12] will happen down there, whether she, how did she get
[00:22:15] down, it, it's a bit of a thought,
[00:22:19] whether someone has. taken her with them or how does she get money to go herself
[00:22:23] and that's the kind of thing that's going around, I think, it sounds like
[00:22:27] there are many such unanswered questions, well, there are, I hope
[00:22:31] we hear something
[00:22:32] soon.
[00:22:36] A wolf has on three different occasions been close to playing children in private gardens in
[00:22:39] West Jutland, so it has now been decided to cull it. Following the fact that there have been
[00:22:43] three reports about the same problem, which
[00:22:46] seeks out people, in this case children, and shows a total
[00:22:50] lack of shyness, we have pull out all the stops to
[00:22:53] regulate the wolf, or to put it more succinctly, shoot it.
[00:22:57] All three incidents occurred on Wednesday in Nørre Nebel, and it is presumed that it is
[00:23:01] the same wolf. The minister wants the wolf shot as soon as possible, and a
[00:23:05] new regulation zone has therefore been established, where one may
[00:23:08] shoot the most protected animal. The Nature Agency has been patrolling
[00:23:11] the area with rifles since yesterday, and as a new measure,
[00:23:14] drones with thermal equipment are being used to locate the wolf. I think it is absolutely
[00:23:18] crucial that if we are to have a situation where people in West Jutland can
[00:23:22] coexist with the wolf, which is here, then it also requires that we, on the part of
[00:23:25] the authorities, take the necessary steps to regulate the
[00:23:29] problem wolves that have lost their shyness, that seek out
[00:23:32] people, and in this case, it is exacerbated by the fact that it is children, and who actually also
[00:23:36] do not leave the place, even when there is shouting. So it is crucial that we
[00:23:40] regulate this wolf, and that is what we are now putting all our efforts into making
[00:23:43] happen. Others in the area have also experienced the wolf up close, and one of
[00:23:47] them is Connie Engholm, who owns animals. Engholm, who lives
[00:23:51] just outside Nørre Nebel. Two
[00:23:54] weeks ago, I had to chase it out of my deer park myself, um, it comes
[00:23:58] running here on the paths among my animals, and I have to take a dung fork and chase it out of
[00:24:02] the deer park, simply, and since then I have chosen to sleep in a shelter to protect
[00:24:05] the animals. In Nørre Nebel, there is also support for the decision to
[00:24:09] cull the intrusive wolf. So
[00:24:12] a wolf like that, it must be shot, I absolutely believe that. Well, I actually think that's a good
[00:24:16] idea, because I feel a little bit that they are getting a little too close.
[00:24:20] Or not a little too close, very much too close, but I still
[00:24:23] think it's exciting that
[00:24:27] our fauna, I think so, I know it's not
[00:24:31] popular.
[00:24:33] Here we will see where the new regulation zone is. Earlier this
[00:24:36] year, a regulation zone was established in the area around Oksbøl, where it is
[00:24:40] legal to shoot the wolf with permission. The new zone is located immediately north
[00:24:44] of the first one, in the area around Nørre Nebel. The zone contains both
[00:24:47] private and state-owned areas.
[00:24:51] According to wolf expert and senior researcher at Aarhus
[00:24:53] University, Peter Sunde, it is not the first time that precisely this wolf has been too
[00:24:57] intrusive towards humans. It is a lack of
[00:25:00] shyness and an inquisitive behavior, and it is also inquisitive behavior at a very short distance, and that
[00:25:04] is clearly undesirable, we cannot have such a wolf running around. What do
[00:25:08] we know about this wolf? Well, everything indicates that it is the same wolf that
[00:25:12] has been observed all the way back from January month, which has been
[00:25:15] intrusive at times towards people and exhibited a lack of shyness.
[00:25:19] Uh, it is a cub that was born last year, that is
[00:25:22] to say it is one year old now, and it, it is a male. Today
[00:25:26] we visited Blåbjerg Klitplantage, which is one of the places where the
[00:25:30] mentioned wolf can now be shot. Yes, here in the Blåbjerg area,
[00:25:34] the hunt has been intensified, it is the area
[00:25:38] around here and by the summer houses that the wolf has been spotted, among other places on a
[00:25:42] path like this, I have talked to locals who have encountered it
[00:25:45] very, very close, and it has not been very shy compared to what they say, and
[00:25:49] that is unacceptable, and that is why we are taking action to avoid
[00:25:53] such incidents. The minister also says it should be shot, what is it that
[00:25:57] is so problematic about this wolf that makes one take it up to the highest
[00:26:00] level? Well, wolves
[00:26:02] evoke strong emotions, and I understand that, uh, it is, it is by no
[00:26:06] means pleasant to see your children being confronted by a wolf in a
[00:26:09] summer house garden, uh, and that is why we are taking it seriously and
[00:26:13] making an effort to try to prevent it, and are using a drone
[00:26:17] with a thermal camera to find it. How confident are you that you will find
[00:26:21] it here in the relatively near future? We
[00:26:24] have quite a lot of experience working with wolves,
[00:26:28] also near cities, uh, and it is an incredibly difficult task.
[00:26:32] And that is also why, in this situation, we have asked for and been allowed to
[00:26:36] use a thermal drone in an attempt to optimize our chances of
[00:26:40] finding and possibly culling the wolf if it has this inappropriate
[00:26:43] behavior.
[00:26:47] The electricity company Velkommen has been declared bankrupt, as have the companies
[00:26:51] B-energy and Vedvarende, which are also part of the Velkommen group. The Maritime and Commercial Court
[00:26:55] ruled on this today, and many customers who are owed money have
[00:26:58] been waiting for this announcement. So it
[00:27:01] is, we are curious about what is happening. Unfortunately, I don't have much
[00:27:04] faith that I will ever see my money
[00:27:07] again. I think it all seems so deeply
[00:27:10] monitored and planned
[00:27:13] strategy, a long, many-year strategy to defraud
[00:27:17] customers. It's sad for the legal system, I must
[00:27:21] say. Yes, what are you owed?
[00:27:23] I am owed
[00:27:26] 28,714 kroner, so that is a lot, a lot of
[00:27:29] money. The Velkommen group has in recent months
[00:27:33] been criticized for having charged too high account balances and failing to
[00:27:36] pay money back to customers. This is one of the biggest consumer policy scandals
[00:27:40] according to the Consumer Council.
[00:27:43] These are ordinary Danes who have only done one thing, and that is to pay their
[00:27:46] electricity bill. So, and they have had thousands of kroner caught
[00:27:49] up, so it is a big case, it is a very large
[00:27:53] amount, and it concerns many people, and there will also be some political aftermath to
[00:27:57] this, I think. What do you think about that? Well, one of the things
[00:28:01] we can see from this is that the regulation we have is not strict enough,
[00:28:04] because this is a market where you can apparently act in such a way
[00:28:08] that you can collect money from people, but that it is just lost. So one of
[00:28:12] the things we point to is that politically, one should decide whether to block
[00:28:16] the possibility of using account payments.
[00:28:20] While train traffic with DSB has been severely affected by delays and cancellations throughout
[00:28:24] the summer, buses are in full swing across the country. Kombardoekspressen and
[00:28:27] Flixbus have experienced a sharp increase in bookings, and here we will meet
[00:28:31] one of those who has from... The train, there has been
[00:28:34] so much hassle with DSB, so I actually didn't dare. I could
[00:28:38] just feel, this is not the day I should be stranded or
[00:28:40] something.
[00:28:44] that there is no control, so I wouldn't be able to sit and book a ticket without thinking
[00:28:48] oh, what if something, so and that's how I think there are too
[00:28:51] many.
[00:28:55] If DSB or Bane Danmark have problems somewhere, then
[00:28:59] we immediately notice that interest increases, so it is very clear
[00:29:04] that if our colleagues in the industry have problems, then people look around
[00:29:07] for an alternative. Would it be easier for you if DSB ran to take
[00:29:11] DSB? Yes, because I live in Gammelry, so I would actually just have to go to
[00:29:15] Skanderborg, and that's a stop where to Aarhus it
[00:29:18] takes maybe half an hour more, but I just don't think it was actually
[00:29:22] not at all part of my considerations that it would have been easier, because I knew it would be
[00:29:25] easiest with Combardo no matter what, given
[00:29:29] that there was something with DSB.
[00:29:32] DSB acknowledges that there have been major challenges during the summer, but expects
[00:29:36] passengers to return when track work in several places in the country is
[00:29:39] completed. Our experience is that customers return
[00:29:42] to the train, uh, most customers are aware
[00:29:46] that, just like with roads, tracks must also be
[00:29:49] maintained, and therefore they also return to the train again, because
[00:29:53] there are many advantages to the train, and that is what most
[00:29:56] people also appreciate. The moment the track work is
[00:30:00] completed, most people return.
[00:30:03] Bane Danmark, which is responsible for most of the track work that has caused problems, also
[00:30:07] admits to having a co-responsibility for some of the bad experiences many passengers have
[00:30:11] had. Well, there is no doubt, and
[00:30:15] we also apologize that there are of course passengers who in this
[00:30:18] period, and especially where we did not get out of our
[00:30:22] complete closures, i.e., after major track work on time, and
[00:30:26] we had to run train buses a little longer, there are
[00:30:29] passengers who have had some unusually bad experiences. And
[00:30:33] full understanding that that it affects
[00:30:36] one, and also concretely causes some to arrive late
[00:30:40] for something important and everything else. And
[00:30:44] then we go to the weather with Thomas Mørk. So
[00:30:47] we are dealing with both clouds and a lot of
[00:30:50] wind. Because we have indeed had a Friday where one woke up
[00:30:54] to a moderate to fresh wind in several places, it comes from the west, and thus
[00:30:57] out by the west coast, it has been.