An individual in North Savo has become Finland's all-time biggest lottery winner.

Satellite images obtained by Yle show that Russia has been transferring anti-aircraft missiles away from St Petersburg, close to the Finnish border.

Finnish first lady Jenni Haukio is defending her doctoral thesis at Helsinki University's Faculty of Social Sciences in December, Ilta-Sanomat reports.

The environmental group says it wants Finland to stop importing Russian fossil fuel.

Minister for Family Affairs and Social Services Aki Lindén (SDP) says people don't support nurses' strikes in ICUs.

Health watchdog Valvira says it has seen a surge in nurses requesting to have their professional licenses pulled.

Russia's invasion of Ukraine is impacting air travel in Finland, says Norwegian Airlines.

Both presidents tweeted about their conversation on Friday afternoon.

The meeting marks the first time Finland and Sweden have participated at Nato's Military Committee Conference.

Parliament's Constitutional Affairs Committee gave a green light to the Patient Safety Act on Friday morning.

Finnish authorites and organisations are working to prevent an opioid epidemic that has plagued other countries in recent years.

Inclusive education has led to the dissolution in some schools of 'special ed', where pupils are taught separately from their peers, but critics say this has increased classroom chaos.

The share of heavy kids and adolescents in Finland has not dropped, according to the Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare.

Russian losses in the war are accumulating and the invasion of Ukraine has had a detrimental effect on the Russian economy.

Helsingin Sanomat says military aid to Ukraine is a calculated risk.

A man whose Russian-registered car was vandalised in the past says the fake plates are nice because they don't draw unnecessary attention or raise questions.

Next winter's electricity bills may cause difficulties for commercial greenhouse growers and reduce supplies of domestically-produced vegetables.

"Visas are not a subjective right," President Sauli Niinistö said on Thursday.

This week's show looks into how adult immigrants learn Finnish in Finland, hears about internship challenges for international students and looks ahead to Finland's biggest film festival.

A Finnair representative says such incidents are quite rare.

The Bank of Finland pointed to high inflation and the energy crisis brought on by the war in Ukraine as limiters of economic growth.

A complaint filed with the consumer authority alleged that one salesperson suggested that ophthalmologists recommend TV sets to be calibrated, but in reality they do not.

Members of the Finnish parliament are continuing talks on details of the controversial Patient Safety Act, despite a court ruling delaying health sector strikes.

The property seized from private individuals and other entities range from bank funds to vehicles.

According to press reports, the Finnish foreign minister now says it's possible the EU will completely ban tourist visas for Russians.

The minister in charge of overseeing majority-state-owned firms, Tytti Tuppurainen (SDP), said that Finland would not accept the nationalisation of Uniper without compensation.

The youths allegedly threatened the middle-aged victim with a machete and robbed him.

Those households include around 16,000 families with children, according to Social Insurance Institution Kela.

A bitter labour dispute in the social and healthcare sector took new turns as a court prevented strikes in three districts from going ahead next week. Meanwhile contract talks drag on as MPs weigh the controversial Patient Safety Act.

A nationwide survey reveals that about three out of four people in Finland think they have succeeded in reducing the amount of food waste in their households over the past year.