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Woman to hospital after serious assault
A 75-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of serious assault against a woman he has a close relationship with.
The police were alerted to an address in Skellefteå municipality at around 11pm in the evening.
The woman, who is 65 years old, has been taken to hospital by ambulance. The extent of the damage is unclear.
The crime scene has been cordoned off and the police will carry out a technical investigation.
“Interrogations with those involved will be held as soon as possible,” the police write on their website.
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Two Palestinians shot dead
Two Palestinians have been shot dead by Israeli forces in the town of Jaba in the occupied West Bank, TT writes.
According to the Israeli military, the soldiers fired because gunmen in a car fired at them. The military states that they later confiscated automatic carbines in the car.
On Saturday, meanwhile, a Palestinian man died from injuries he received in a clash with Israeli military two weeks ago, according to Palestinian medical sources.
A total of twelve Palestinians have been killed this year, as a result of violence between Israelis and Palestinians.
Flooding in Ayia Napa
Heavy rains have led to flooding in the district of Famagusta in Cyprus, where, among other things, the party magnet Ayia Napa and the tourist resort of Protaras/Fig Tree Bay are located.
Shops, homes and small hotels are said to have been damaged. A total of 35 people have had to be rescued from the bodies of water and over 60 vehicles have been towed, the newspaper writes Cyprus Mail.
The emergency services have received about 200 alarms.
Meanwhile, footage shows people canoeing and water skiing on the flooded roads.
Late on Saturday evening, however, a lot of water had receded and several roads were able to reopen.
Massive protests in Tel Aviv
Tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets of a rainy Tel Aviv Photo: Oded Balilty/AP
Around 70,000 people gathered in Tel Aviv on Saturday evening.
They are protesting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s new right-wing government. Among other things, the coalition government has put forward proposals that reduce the power of the country’s highest court, which has provoked strong reactions.
A large number of police officers are on the scene, but so far there do not seem to have been any major clashes.
Haaretz reports that late in the evening police tried to prevent protesters from getting onto the highway and blocking it.
Demonstrations have also been organized in Jerusalem and Haifa.
Rattfull drove into the stream
The police were alerted to a traffic accident south of Kristianstad at around 8:30 p.m.
A car had driven off the road and into a stream.
According to SOS, the driver was able to get out of the car on his own. Paramedics then attended to him.
The man, who is 35 years old, is suspected of drunk driving.
Girl life-threateningly injured after shooting in London
A 7-year-old girl is being treated for life-threatening injuries after the shooting in London, writes Sky News.
Four women and a 12-year-old girl were also taken to hospital after the shooting, which happened at a church in central London where a funeral was taking place.
According to the police, the shots were fired from a car that then drove away.
No one has been arrested and an intensive investigation is underway.
Fully developed fire in villa
Police, emergency services and ambulance medical care are on site at a burning villa in Sjöbo.
According to the alarm, it is a fully developed fire.
Everyone must have gotten out of the villa. It is unclear if anyone is being treated.
Extinguishing work is in progress.
The police write on their website that they are assisting the emergency services and will investigate whether any crime is behind it.
More secret papers at Biden’s
Five more classified documents have been found in Joe Biden’s private home in Wilmington, Delaware.
The papers were found in Biden’s private library, where the White House previously claimed that only one such document had been found, writes NBC News.
The secret documents are from the time when Biden was vice president under Barack Obama
Previously, it has been revealed that Biden kept secret papers in a locked cabinet in an old office in Washington, and in his garage.
All documents have been handed over to the Ministry of Justice
The findings have prompted Republicans to criticize Biden – as he has come down hard on Donald Trump on the same type of issue.
Mopeds in collision with deer – two to hospital
A moped has collided with an animal on county road 785 near Ankarsrum in Västervik.
Police, emergency services and an ambulance were sent to the scene.
Three people were traveling on the moped and two have been taken to hospital by ambulance.
The extent of the damage is unclear.
According to the police, the animal must be a deer.
Update 18.25: The police write that there are two mopeds and three people involved in the accident.
Four shot in London in drive-by shooting
Three women and a seven-year-old girl have been shot in central London, writes Sky news.
All have been taken to hospital and their injuries are not expected to be life-threatening.
The incident is said to have occurred at a church where a funeral was taking place.
According to the police, it must be a so-called “drive by shooting”.
No one is said to have been arrested.
Man bitten by bear
Edebo is located by Hallstavik northeast of Norrtälje, about ten kilometers from Stockholm. Archive bear. Photo: Fritz Schibli (TT) / Google
At 14.10 today, the police were alerted that a man had been bitten by a bear in Edebo in Norrtälje, writes Norrtelje Newspaper.
– It sounds like the man was taken to hospital by ambulance in any case, says Helena Boström Thomas, press spokesperson at the police, to the newspaper.
As the matter was not a police matter, the police have not been to the scene. The emergency services have not been there either.
It is unclear how seriously injured the man is.
Large police effort in the city center
Several police patrols are currently in Orminge center in Nacka, east of Stockholm.
– We are there to check information about a possible serious crime. I can’t go into anything more right now, says police spokesperson Helena Boström Thomas.
A moment later, the police told us that they had been alerted about an armed person. But no suspect has been found.
– We have started a preliminary investigation into serious weapons offences, but have not been able to establish that the information was correct.
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Why don’t you write anything about the heavy floods in Protaras and Ayia Napa in Cyprus?
Thaw
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Reacted strongly to your information about the bear bitten man. Does this mean that there are now bears in Norrtälje?
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Nasty to be bitten by a bear.
There are bears in the forests in the northern parts of Norrtälje municipality, around Hallstavik and up towards Östhammar.
Who is in control of the large nuclear power plant in southeastern Ukraine. The Russians occupied it and forced the Ukrainian workers to operate it under threat.
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