OSLO (Reuters) - Siv Jensen narrowly missed becoming Norway's prime minister four years ago. Now another chance of entering government appears within her grasp, as her opposition Progress Party looks set to become the kingmaker after elections on September 9.
Progress is on course to finish third behind the Conservatives and the ruling Labour party - and without Progress, the centre-right opposition has little chance of forming a majority government.
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