And the last one from the Guardian: Anders Behring Breivik's, the man behind the Norway massacre, calls to police are made public. Norwegian television station reveals recordings of killer's offer to surrender when he phoned police from Utya. Read

These are the transcripts carried by the Times, London:

Yes, hello. My name is Anders Behring Breivik of the Norwegian anti-communist resistance movement, he says in a tone that betrays no panic or anger. I am on Utya at the moment and I wish to surrender.

The only emotion comes from the operator, who sounds surprised and unsure what to do. OK, he says, adding after a long pause: What number are you calling from?

Breivik: I am calling from a mobile.

Operator: Youre calling from your mobile.

Breivik: Its not my mobile. Its another one.

Operator: What was your name again? Hello? Hello?

But by then the line had gone dead, and the killer resumed the shooting.