While awaiting an official exit strategy, the events sector has started plans to pilot rapid testing of festival-goers.

Morning papers report on Finnish government talks on a plan to gradually lift restrictions and reopen the country.

The Finnish agricultural sector needs between 10,000 and 16,000 essential workers each year.

The new queue affects at-risk residents between the ages of 18-44.

In its annual report, the human rights NGO also criticised Finland's record on trans rights and recognising the Sámi people.

Last year consumers turned to Alko, supermarkets and increasingly the internet for their favourite tipple.

Experts say snowy conditions this winter could have helped boost numbers of the endangered mammals.

The most popular names continue a recent trend for choosing names that work in different languages and cultures.

Yle spoke to a conscript who said official isolation procedures for the sick were not effective at controlling the virus.

Johanna Vehkoo's conviction for calling a city councillor a "racist" and "Nazi clown" was upheld by an appeal court last year.

Poor Finnish and Swedish language skills are preventing skilled foreign workers from being hired, FINEEC's report found.

Helsinki residents will soon have access to a new rapid virus testing option free of charge, reports Huvfudstadsbladet.

Juho Kautto's resignation follows 'confusing' behaviour during a remotely-held council meeting last week.

The European Medicines Agency's official position on the vaccine is expected later this week.

The proposal was shot down by Parliament's Constitutional Law Committee last week.

Studies show there are fewer toxic exhaust fumes in the air than in previous years.

The effect is caused by strong winds pushing the thinning masses of ice towards the lake shore.

Statistics from Telia show while people travelled from Uusimaa over the break, it was still less than in previous years.

An Yle poll found that while most backed a decision on future budgets in this month's debate, governing MPs were split.

Last month saw an uptick in Covid cases among conscripts, but there has not yet been a need to introduce such measures.

More details of a grisly crime in Turku last weekend emerge in Ilta-Sanomat, while politicians prepare for a long week.

Electricity prices in Finland were negative for four hours early Monday morning.

Yle investigative programme MOT finds that Finland burns most discarded plastic sorted by households.

Some residents in South Ostrobothnia felt a small earthquake on Sunday evening.

Western parts of Lapland may see up to 10cm of snow on Monday.

Fewer people are getting tested at Easter, according to the chief physician at HUS.

Kuortane Olympic Training Centre will save some 1,350 tonnes of carbon emissions by switching.

In total data from 533 million accounts was leaked. 

MP Ano Turtiainen wrote that his friend is willing to kill if the wearing of masks becomes compulsory in Finland.

Rescue services were called out to save two people in separate incidents on Saturday morning.