Wounded Breivik survivor Lars Groennestad testifies

Lars Groennestad says he has done his duty in giving evidence at Breivik's trial

Lars Groennestad, now a 20-year-old chemistry student, is one of several witnesses who were wounded by Anders Behring Breivik but survived to confront the killer in court.

When Breivik shot Mr Groennestad, the bullet punctured one of his lungs and narrowly missed his spine. On Monday, the student testified in court while the man who tried to kill him sat a few metres away. He spoke to the BBC's Lars Bevanger afterwards.

<paragraph>How would you describe the experience?</paragraph>

<paragraph>Because you haven't seen him since that day on the island?</paragraph>

<paragraph>Does it matter to you whether the court finds him sane or insane?</paragraph>

<paragraph>Some survivors say they don't want to give Breivik any more of their time, how do you feel about him now? </paragraph>

<paragraph>Will you ever go back to Utoeya?</paragraph>