In Norway, a court in Oslo remanded Anders Behring Breivik in custody for eight weeks after he admitted being the gunman behind last week's massacre in the country. However, Breivik refused to acknowledge guilt. Judge Kim Heger told reporters that the suspect had been refused permission to appear in a uniform.The judge also ruled Behring Breivik be held insolitary confinement for the first four weeks of an eight-week period in custody. He said there will also be a ban on all communication with the outside world in a bid to aid a police investigation. The court registrar said the suspect also told the court hearing he had two further cells in his organisation.