Evil mass killer and far-right terrorist Anders Behring Breivik has been told he must stay in prison after a court rejected his parole application.
The twisted white supremacist, who killed 77 people - mostly teenagers - in Norway's worst peacetime atrocity, remains as likely to commit acts of violence today as he was a decade ago, a psychologist told the court.
Breivik, an anti-Muslim neo-Nazi, made a white supremacist sign with his fingers before raising his right arm in a Nazi salute to signal his far-right ideology as he entered the court on the first day of the parole hearing last month.
