Anders Behring Breivik killed 77 people in July 2011
A prosecutor in Norway says a far-right extremist is still a "very dangerous man" and should not be released from prison.
On the 22nd of July 2011, Anders Behring Breivik detonated a bomb outside the office the then Prime Minister of Norway - Jens Stoltenberg - was in, in Oslo.
The bomb resulted in 8 deaths.
Breivik - posing as a police officer - travelled to Utoya Island, where Norway's Labour party youth wing were holding a camp.
Breivik then killed 69 people, most teenagers, in a gun attack.
In August 2012 Breivik was jailed for 21 years - Norway's maximum life sentence.
Breivik has served a minimum of 10 years, now asking for parole.
During the hearing on Tuesday, Breivik made Nazi salutes & lauded white power.
Three judges are expected to rule on his parole request later this month.
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