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DR's memorial concert for Kim Larsen on October 7, 2018, at Rådhuspladsen in Copenhagen, produced in collaboration with Nordisk Film TV.

A glimpse behind the colorful facade of one of Denmark's most talked-about and controversial women. It is the dramatic story of a little girl who craves attention from her mother, but who as an adult ends up in the media spotlight to such an extent that it nearly destroys her life.

Flemming Ammentorp Østergaard (born October 31, 1943, in Frederiksberg) is the former chairman of the board of Parken Sport & Entertainment A/S. Østergaard is known in the media as "Don Ø," a name that originated in a discussion forum for FCK's fan club in the late 1990s and has since become established first in FCK fan circles, later in football circles in general, and finally as a commonly used synonym in the media.

The EU's first climate quota was put up for sale in 2005. The idea was that trading quotas would reduce CO2 emissions and thus save the planet from global warming. But the system has collapsed, and Denmark has instead become the center of one of the world's fastest-growing scams. Experts and Europol estimate that treasuries across Europe lost up to DKK 70 billion to hackers and VAT fraudsters from around the world. And never before in human history have CO2 emissions been as high as they are now. The quota system has collapsed, and prices have fallen by 90%. It has therefore never been cheaper to pollute than it is today.

The country that infuriates US President Donald Trump and provokes the entire world with missile launches and nuclear weapons tests. Rasmus Tantholdt takes you on a journey and shows you places in North Korea that you have never seen before.

Pornography has been illegally downloaded and shared from your IP address. That is what it says in the settlement letters that thousands of Danes are receiving from the law firm Njord Law Firm. Other lawyers have called the case one of the largest class action lawsuits in Danish history. Two of the defendants are journalist Anni Pape and her daughter Katja, who, like many others, deny any wrongdoing. Several others in the same situation have lost their cases, and Anni and Katja realize that they must prove their innocence themselves. But how do you prove something you haven't done?

In 2020, thousands of Danes will be infected with coronavirus originating from mink farms. Some will become seriously ill, and others may die. Did mink farmers follow the authorities' recommendations? Did the authorities' testing strategy work as intended?

Together with a group of professional hackers, TV 2 is attempting to gain access to some of the most sensitive information held by Danish citizens. Two municipalities have agreed to allow the hackers to attack them using every means possible.

TV2 dok takes a close look at two former prostitutes from Thailand and their shocking story about the brothel environment in Denmark.

Christian Eriksen's collapse at Parken Stadium caused the entire soccer world to hold its breath before finally being able to breathe a sigh of relief. Christian Eriksen is now back and ready for a comeback!

It was a life's work that Flemming Østergaard bid farewell to when, after 13 years in the position, he had his last day as chairman of the board of Parken Sport & Entertainment A/S on Friday.

From the jet set to the schoolyard! Cocaine is more prevalent in Denmark than ever before. And those who use cocaine are getting younger and younger. In the 1980s and 1990s, cocaine was a luxury drug reserved for the rich and sophisticated. The price was well over 1,000 kroner per gram, which automatically relegated the drug to fashionable circles. 
Today, the price of the white powder has more than halved, and cocaine has spread to all corners of Danish society. In the program, we meet students at a public school in Assens on Funen, where students as young as fifth graders have sold drugs during recess. Singer Nanna and author Henrik List also talk about their own experiences with cocaine. 


What do Andy Warhol, Mao, Elton John, Marilyn Monroe, fertilizer millionaire Hans Smith, and auction king Jesper Bruun Rasmussen have in common? In principle, nothing, but in reality, quite a lot. A secret purchase, sour heirs, and a hidden recording reveal the true story of the prestigious auction house.