Finland has ordered 2.4 million Johnson & Johnson vaccine doses, but there could be delays due to blood clot concerns.

Morning papers report that the government is now unlikely to seek new powers to manage the coronavirus epidemic.

The proposal comes after two people were killed in Finland last year in separate hunting accidents within national parks.

Ano Turtiainen added that he thinks the world is at war and the situation will not be resolved "without worse brawls".

However children under 12 will likely have to wait until next year to be vaccinated.

Teemu Torssonen was previously cleared of involvement in the attempted murder of Finns Party aide Pekka Kataja.

Three in four respondents said they wanted local, regional or national authorities to continue providing public services. 

One parcel containing historic materials sent from Jyväskylä to Helsinki went missing for almost three months.

Workers could be allowed to see their co-workers' salaries under new proposals.

Papers report about surgery queues doubling in the Helsinki region and a woman who does her part to clean the streets.

As of Monday, Finland's coronavirus incident rate was just over 107 cases per 100,000 residents over the past two weeks.

Working-age people should start to get jabs in mid-May, but the schedule still hinges on vaccination deliveries.

The 16-year-old is currently serving a nine-year sentence for stabbing a man to death in Helsinki last year.

The amount in household bank accounts reached a record high of 104.7 billion euros in February.

More than 10,000 foreign seasonal workers are expected this year, mainly from Ukraine, Russia and Thailand.

The four-yearly report was due to be published this month.

Road safety concerns have spurred the Transport Ministry to seek another revision of the 2018 Driving License Act.

The health body released statistics showing the risk for healthcare workers was similar to other working-age people.

Light at the end of the tunnel as the papers look ahead to the end of the strictest coronavirus measures.

Authorities interrupted the gathering twice. Two detainees were fined for refusing to comply with police orders.

The SDP, which has been losing support in the polls, was the last party to announce its municipal election programme.

Experts said it was likely a young lone wolf that strayed into an urban area while seeking a territory of its own.

The middle-of-the-road Swedish People's Party has by far the lowest support among the five government parties.

Police came under criticism for not dispersing a 300-person demonstration three weeks ago.

Time is running short for final decisions on major music events such as Ruisrock and Flow Festival.

The grant of 20 million euros is the largest private donation ever made to the cultural sector in Finland.

Respondents cited control over working hours and lack of commuting as positive aspects of the telecommuting experience.

The chain of coronavirus infections in the Kemijärvi region last month has since calmed.

There were no injuries after the two fighters grazed each other while flying at close range.

The Finnish economy seems to have been spared the deep export industry crisis feared last autumn.