Norway's Liberal Party seeks to join governmentOSLO (Reuters) - Norway s Liberal Party will launch formal negotiations to join the right-wing cabinet of Prime Minister Erna Solberg, it said on Saturday, although the government would still be ruling in a minority even if the small centrist group is included. Informal talks have taken place since the government won re-election in September, and bringing in the Liberals could give a boost to policies favoring small businesses, the environment and education.  We are going to give ourselves a chance ... to find a common platform we can agree on,  Liberal Party leader Trine Skei Grande told a meeting of her party in parliament on Saturday, adding it would be a  challenging and difficult  process. Adding the Liberals to the coalition of the Conservatives and the anti-immigration Progress Party could make day-to-day governing easier for Solberg, although she would still require backing from another small party, the Christian Democrats. The prime minister has sought to include both of the small centrist groups, but the Christian Democrats, which back Solberg on fiscal matters, have rejected the offer.  worldnews
norway liberal party seeks join governmentoslo reuters norway liberal party launch formal negotiations join cabinet prime minister era solver said saturday although government would still ruling minority even small centrist group included informal talks taken place since government september bringing liberals could give boost policies favoring small businesses environment education we going give chance find common platform agree liberal party leader tribe ski grande told meeting party parliament saturday adding would challenging difficult process adding liberals coalition conservatives progress party could make governing easier solver although would still require backing another small party christian democrats the prime minister sought include small centrist groups christian democrats back solver fiscal matters rejected offer worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Norway's Liberal Party seeks to join governmentOSLO (Reuters) - Norway s Liberal Party will launch formal negotiations to join the right-wing cabinet of Prime Minister Erna Solberg, it said on Saturday, although the government would still be ruling in a minority even if the small centrist group is included. Informal talks have taken place since the government won re-election in September, and bringing in the Liberals could give a boost to policies favoring small businesses, the environment and education.  We are going to give ourselves a chance ... to find a common platform we can agree on,  Liberal Party leader Trine Skei Grande told a meeting of her party in parliament on Saturday, adding it would be a  challenging and difficult  process. Adding the Liberals to the coalition of the Conservatives and the anti-immigration Progress Party could make day-to-day governing easier for Solberg, although she would still require backing from another small party, the Christian Democrats. The prime minister has sought to include both of the small centrist groups, but the Christian Democrats, which back Solberg on fiscal matters, have rejected the offer.  worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: norway liberal party seeks join governmentoslo reuters norway liberal party launch formal negotiations join cabinet prime minister era solver said saturday although government would still ruling minority even small centrist group included informal talks taken place since government september bringing liberals could give boost policies favoring small businesses environment education we going give chance find common platform agree liberal party leader tribe ski grande told meeting party parliament saturday adding would challenging difficult process adding liberals coalition conservatives progress party could make governing easier solver although would still require backing another small party christian democrats the prime minister sought include small centrist groups christian democrats back solver fiscal matters rejected offer worldnews