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Håvard Yttredal

Håvard Yttredal

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Journalist, Klassekampen

Oslo County

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poverty, music, protests street art, street photography,natural disasters social unrest, conflict, subcultures major events, politics

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Fashion, politics, health

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Total articles 13

  • Larry: The Real Bernie Bro

    By Håvard Yttredal Verified| Cherwell Verified “Bernard was always rebellious, he loved his independent street life. Some people ask me if it was a tough upbringing. The answer is no,” said Larry. He is the older brother of Bernie Sanders, the radical American presidential hopeful who is now head-to-head with Joe Biden in the fight for the Democratic nomination. On a crisp January morning, before the primaries had begun, I met Larry in his brick-red home in Oxford.

    By Håvard Yttredal Verified · Cherwell

    Mar. 08, 2020

  • Students protest at Oxford Sustainability Awards

    By Håvard Yttredal Verified| Cherwell Verified Five members of the Oxford Climate Justice Campaign (OCJC) staged a protest at the University of Oxford’s Sustainability Showcase last night, standing for the duration of the ceremony with signs that questioned the University’s continued investments in fossil fuels. The students rose from their seats to display a sign that read “Still investing in fossil fuels??” as Vice-Chancellor Louise Richardson opened the event at the Sheldonian Theatre.

    By Håvard Yttredal Verified · Cherwell

    Jun. 21, 2019

  • Wadham commits to full divestment

    By Håvard Yttredal Verified| Cherwell Verified Demonstrators protesting the University's investment in oil and gas. Photo: Jon Stocks Wadham College’s governing body has approved a statement resolving to fully divest the College’s endowment from fossil fuels, tobacco and ‘controversial’ arms manufacturing. The College’s estimated £107 million endowment will now be prevented from investing in companies that gain a significant portion of revenue from these industries.

    By Håvard Yttredal Verified · Cherwell

    Jun. 01, 2019

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Klassekampen

Venstresidas dagsavis

Oslo, Oslo, Norway

+47 21 09 30 00

Founded: 1969