Death Toll in Norway Reaches 91

"It hurts especially that my youth paradise has been turned into a hell," the Norwegian Prime Minister said.

A devastating attack Friday in Oslo has killed at least 91 people in Norway's capital. After an afternoon bombing at government headquarters, a man opened fire at a youth camp for the ruling Labour party. Norwegian Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg said it was the worst hit his country has seen since the Second World War. Police have arrested a 32-year-old Norwegian suspect in connection with the attacks, which they have labelled "acts of terrorism." According to reports, the suspect, who is believed to be a Christian right-wing extremist, purchased six tons of fertilizer in May. Nothing suspicious about that.