An explosion in Oslo has blown out most of the windows of a 17-storey building in the centre of the capital.
Early reports suggested it happened at a government building which contains the offices of the Prime Minister.It is also thought to house Norway's biggest tabloid newspaper.A witness reported that as many as eight people had been hurt.Witnesses say several people were hurt in the explosionCraig Barnes is in Oslo and said that he is shocked at what has happened."It is a very nice, safe place to live."Norwegians are very friendly and I think everyone gets on."I think this is going to change a lot of views now. There will be questions regarding safety."Nearby offices in the Norwegian capital have been evacuated.Large amounts of glass and metal have been seen in the street.The blast happened at a building in the centre of the capitalPolice and fire officials have declined to comment on the cause of the explosion.One radio journalist reported from the scene."I see that some windows of the government headquarters have been broken. "Some people covered with blood are lying in the street."
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