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In May, a woman was stabbed to death in an apartment in Gothenburg.
Her 17-year-old brother had attacked her with a fruit knife after arguing over a mobile phone charger.
Today he was sentenced to two years of closed youth care for serious assault and serious causing the death of another, reports GP.
THREE NEWS YOU CAN’T MISS
An 18-year-old man has been requested to be detained after a shooting in Rosengård in Malmö last week when a 27-year-old man was shot dead in the middle of the day.
This is reported by P4 Malmöhus.
The 18-year-old had strayed from an HVB home and was arrested near the crime scene shortly after the shooting.
A man fell from a window in connection with a fight in Skäggetorp on Wednesday afternoon.
Four people, three women and one man, were arrested after the incident.
Now Corren writes that the four arrested have been arrested.
“There are three women and one man who have been arrested as reasonably suspected of serious assault,” says duty prosecutor Gabriella Ergül to the newspaper.
The condition of the man who fell out of the window is still unclear.
Belgorod Governor Vyacheslav Gladkov, here in a meeting with Vladimir Putin in January 2023. File photo. Photo: Mikhail Klimentyev/Sputnik/Kremlin via AP/TT
At least one person has been killed in Ukrainian artillery fire against Russia, according to a Russian statement.
It was a man who was killed when the border town of Shebekino was shelled during the night of Thursday, announced the governor of the Russian Belgorod region Vyacheslav Gladkov via social media. According to him, two more people were injured.
Much of Shebekino’s roughly 40,000 residents already left the city last summer, as Ukrainian forces returned increasing fire across the border from Ukraine’s long-held Kharkiv region.
Gladkov reports widespread shelling of various communities in Belgorod, as well as drone strikes. The data is difficult to verify.
The other day, the governor sounded the alarm about a Ukrainian attempt to advance across the border with ground forces, while other Kremlin-loyal sources reported fighting in the border areas. But that information has also not been able to be substantiated or commented on from the Ukrainian side.
The Russian military says it shot down drones over the border regions of Belgorod and Bryansk, as well as over the annexed Crimean peninsula, during the night of Thursday.
Most escapes from HVB and Sis homes take place in the Gothenburg area. This is according to a previously secret report from the police P4 Gothenburg. Nereby Sis home reported the most escapes, eight.
During 11 months in 2023, almost 3,000 deviations and escapes were committed from open HVB homes and locked Sis homes in Sweden. A third of those who run away from their homes are suspected of new crimes, such as weapons offenses and attempted murder.
On Thursday afternoon, the emergency services rushed to the central station in Stockholm after a fire alarm went off.
– It is a fan at Burger King that triggered the alarm. We are on site and there should be no fire, says Lena Hoffman, alarm and line operator at the Rescue Service and continues:
– Half the force has already left and the rest will leave shortly.
Filip Hammar and Fredrik Wikingsson. Archive image. Photo: Jonas Ekströmer/TT
Filip Hammar and Fredrik Wikingsson’s film “The Last Journey” is competing to be Sweden’s Oscar entry.
It is set against “Passage” by Levan Akin and “Scapegoat” by Axel Petersén.
The final contribution will be presented on September 19.
A girl got her leg stuck in a crevasse at a school in central Gothenburg, reports P4 Gothenburg.
According to the alarm, the girl is seven years old.
The emergency services are now working on the scene.
– It has just happened. We’re getting her out. It is too early to say anything about what happened and what the damage looks like, says Betina Svensson, alarm and line operator at the emergency services in Gothenburg.
Just before half past eleven, the rescue service announces that they have freed the girl.
A person has been arrested on probable cause on suspicion of aiding and abetting the murder of two British citizens who were found dead in a burned-out car in Malmö on July 14 this year, the Prosecutor’s Office writes.
– There will now be interrogations, both with the suspect and others, says senior prosecutor Magnus Pettersson, who is the head of the preliminary investigation.
The investigative work will take place both in Sweden and in Great Britain.
Oasis are releasing tickets for three more concerts on their 2025 tour, it reports Sky News.
In addition to the previously confirmed tour stops, the band now announces the addition of three dates: July 16 in Manchester, July 30 in Lodon and August 12 in Edinburgh.
The Royal Opera has suspended an employee who expressed himself pro-Russia. Archive image. Photo: Pontus Lundahl/TT
On Tuesday evening, the Royal Opera issued a press release in which it “forcefully” distanced itself from the views expressed by an employee in social media.
It is the newspaper Expressen that in a cultural column drew attention to the statements where one of the Opera’s soloists praises Russia and wishes for the life of the newspaper’s Russia correspondent.
The employee has now been removed from service at the same time as the Royal Opera House reiterates its support for the Ukrainian people and resistance to Russia’s invasion.
“Employees at the Royal Opera have the right to express private opinions freely. In this case, however, we judge that the statement is against the Royal Opera’s code of conduct. We have therefore chosen to remove the employee in question from the Royal Opera’s productions while we investigate the consequences of the statement,” writes the Opera in the press release.
The GDP development per quarter compared to the previous quarter, 2019–2024, percent. Photo: Anders Humlebo/TT
The Swedish economy is losing ground and during the second quarter Sweden’s gross domestic product (GDP) fell by 0.3 percent, new figures from Statistics Norway show.
– We don’t see a clear turnaround so far, says Alexandra Stråberg, chief economist at Länsförsäkringar.
The decline for the second quarter was less than feared. Analysts had expected minus 0.8 percent, according to a compilation from the Bloomberg news agency.
– It’s a weak number, but it was still somewhat better than expected, says Alexandra Stråberg.
During the first quarter, GDP increased by 0.8 percent, according to revised figures. And compared to the second quarter last year, GDP increased by 0.5 percent.
“Treading Water”
According to Statistics Sweden (SCB), the downturn in the economy was broad and the fall is largely due to the industry’s liquidation of stocks.
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There is a stop in train traffic south of Helsingborg due to an electrical fault.
Trains are now canceled or rerouted via Rååbanan, write South Sweden.
Skånetrafiken has also deployed replacement buses.
The forecast is that the fault should be resolved during the afternoon, according to the Swedish Transport Administration.
Police and emergency services have been alerted to an address in Tumba, south of Stockholm.
– There must be heavy smoke development. Residents have been evacuated and we have units from five stations on site, says Mathias Wikland, officer on duty at the rescue service.
The alarm came just before 07 on Thursday morning.
There is currently no information on personal injuries.
At 00:30 on Thursday night, the police were called to an address in Malmö after someone threw a Molotov cocktail at a house.
The bottle broke but it never caught fire.
The incident is being investigated as attempted arson.
No one has been injured.
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