Utoeya reopens for Labour summer youth camp

Four years after Anders Behring Breivik shot dozens of teenagers dead, the Norwegian island of Utoeya is reopening for business this weekend as it hosts its first Labour youth camp since the massacre.

More than 1,000 participants, a record number, are expected to attend, including a handful of survivors.

The BBC's Paul Adams visited the island ahead of this weekend's summer camp.

Video journalist: Bruno Boelpaep

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