Denmark's centre-left bloc has secured the most votes in a general election widely seen as a confidence vote in the country's leader. The leader of the bloc - Prime Minister Metter Frederiksen - will form a new government with a projected total of 90 seats. Against predictions, her Social Democrats party gained two seats and secured its best result in two decades. Ms Frederiksen was forced to call an early election in October. It followed outrage after a highly critical report of her government's handling of a country-wide mink cull at fur farms at the height of the pandemic was released over the summer. In the ... (full story)