Norway landslide rescue teams find no signs of life in wreckage as drone shows extent of damage

Rescue teams searching for survivors days after a landslide carried away homes in a Norwegian village have found no signs of life amid the ruined buildings and debris.

Six bodies have now been found in the search, police said.

Four bodies were discovered on Friday and Saturday, and another two on Sunday.

Ground search teams with dogs are being aided by helicopters and drones with heat-detecting cameras on the ravaged hillside in the village of Ask, 25 kilometres north-east of the capital, Oslo.

At least 1,000 people have been evacuated and more may have to leave.

The landslide is the worst in modern Norwegian history and has gripped the Nordic nation of 5.4…