Anders Breivik: Last News

For the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletter by clicking here.The prosecution said Breivik has not reformed, is very dangerous and must stay in jail. In 2016, he sued the government, saying his isolation from other prisoners, frequent strip searches and the fact that he was often handcuffed during the early part of his incarceration violated his human rights.Breivik also complained about the quality of the prison food, having to eat with plastic utensils and not being able to communicate with sympathisers.The government were "surprised" when he won the case, and they were ordered to pay his legal costs of around £35,000.

The jury in the trial of a Scot accused of planning to live stream a terrorist attack has been sent out to consider its verdict.

A Scot accused of planning to ‘live stream’ a terrorist act claimed online he’d written to Norwegian mass killer Anders Breivik in jail.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Notorious mass murderer Anders Breivik has been secretly trying to sell the rights to turn his story into a movie, which he wants to sell for £7 million..The murderer was responsible killed 77 people in a sickening set of coordinated terror attacks in Norway in 2011. Breivik has reportedly sent 20 letters to film-makers, and has already written a biography and a script for his imagined movie, the Sun reports.

terrorist killed 77 people in two attacks on this day in 2011, many of them teenagers.Far-right monster Breivik, 41, killed eight people when he detonated a car bomb near Norway's parliament in the capital Oslo, injuring a further 209.Next, he dressed as a police officer and got on a ferry to the nearby island of Utøykaia, where he targeted a youth conference being held by the Norwegian Labour Party.Around 600 teenagers were on the island when Breivik opened fire with a terrifying arsenal of weapons.In all, 69 people were killed over a 90-minute spell of terror, the youngest being just 14 years old.Now an expert on the criminal mind has revealed how Breivik meticulously planned his evil attacks for months beforehand.Forensic clinical