The end of limits on public gatherings in Uusimaa on 1 October means the whole of Finland will be free of restrictions on assembly.

"We should remember that hundreds of people die every year from the flu," the physician warned, recommending everyone get flu vaccines.

A survey commissioned by local government foundation Kaks found that less than 40 percent of eligible voters could cast a ballot.

MPs lamented the spread of conspiracy theories as they debated Covid passports, reports Hufvudstadsbladet.

The most recent case in which police have used e-scooter data was a suspected child harassment incident in Tampere.

Able to reach a maximum speed of 23 knots, the vessel will have six decks and accommodate up to 44 guests.

The money, which is part of an EU-wide €750bn package, is due to be announced at a Helsinki press conference next month.

This week APN asks why banking can be difficult in Finland for international customers, and also examines the Yle News approach to Facebook.

The City of Vantaa is responsible for carrying out the coronavirus-related operations at the airport, and spends about one million euros per week on those efforts.

Prosecutors have called for the former local politician to receive a suspended sentence following two previous convictions for the same offence.

Pori and Rovaniemi are among the areas to be worst affected in the coming decades, the Finnish Climate Change Panel warned in a new report.

The agency said lower speed limits often meant fewer accidents, but a survey found 30 percent of respondents said 30km/h was "too slow".

September polling looks good for the largest opposition party, according to Thursday's Helsingin Sanomat.

The meeting's agenda has not been made public, but it coincides with the aftermath of the US military withdrawal from Afghanistan.

The minister's comments come after the Central Chamber of Commerce proposed a two percentage point cut to the income tax rate.

The research also found that vocabulary levels were lower among children who were not read to on a daily basis.

Police launched the investigation in 2018.

President Niinistö said that while nations face increased volatility, other challenges, like Covid-19, have become global commonalities.

Among other topics, papers report that Helsinki's Deputy Mayor for Education said teachers have avoided taking jobs in some districts because of social problems.

Helsinki Mayor Juhana Vartiainen (NCP) said the ending of the measures would mean the "return to normal" could begin.

The Finnish Immigration Service Migri is concerned that some 1,000+ British citizens living in Finland have not yet applied for right of residence.

Police in Eastern Finland narrowly missed colliding with an elk and shared the video as a reminder that early autumn is a high-risk time for elk and deer-related accidents.

Finland's employment rate of 72.8 percent in August was the highest level since the pandemic began.

Restaurants and cultural events, for instance, may require guests over age 12 to show a pass. However, its use may be negligible if restrictions are loosened next month.

The two defendants in the case are suspected of spreading sexually indecent imagery of a child and sexual exploitation of a child.

A longtime Finnish foreign minister says the elections do not provide democratic legitimacy to Vladimir Putin's party.

The THL now says that children under 12 should stay home from school if they are suffering from symptoms, but don't always need to be tested.

Helsinki is keen to build more houses.

Transport workers have expressed concern about a move toward privatisation, which they say would undercut working contracts, quality and safety.

The prosecution says the defendants lured the victim outside of his apartment by offering to buy drugs and then shot him as his young son watched the scene unfold from a window.