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Three new dinosaur species have been discovered on Swedish soil, reports P4 Uppland.

It is among four tons of dinosaur fossils that paleontologist Grzegorz Niedźwiedzki found in Skåne that the species were found.

One of them is a carnivore, two are herbivores and the working names are Skånesaurus one, two and three.

Two dogs were seriously injured in connection with animal cruelty during the night to Sunday in Örebro, reports P4 Örebro.

The police were alerted about a bloody man who was at the shopping center in central Örebro – the dogs that the man had injured with some kind of affection were also there.

The man was arrested – suspected of animal cruelty or aggravated animal cruelty.

The dogs have now been taken to hospital. The extent of the injuries is unclear, but the police say that the dogs appear to be fine.

Residents of Enerhodar, near the Zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant, are now being forcibly evacuated by Russia. It reports the Kyiv Independent, referring to information from the General Staff of Ukraine.

It mainly concerns Ukrainians with Russian passports who are now being transferred to the Russian-occupied cities of Prymorsk and Berdiansk.

The General Staff says that Russia is acting due to the security situation at Europe’s largest nuclear power plant.

Experts from the UN atomic energy agency IAEA also reported similar information on Saturday and state that the situation around the nuclear power plant is becoming increasingly unsustainable. Rafael Grossi, head of the IAEA, says he is “extremely concerned”, reports TT.

– The situation in the area around Zaporizhzhya is becoming increasingly unpredictable and potentially dangerous, he says according to the AFP news agency, writes TT.

The price of air travel globally has risen twice as much as inflation in the United States.

This is reported by TT and refers to the Financial Times.

The newspaper has taken part in a survey from the flight analysis company Cirius, which shows that the average price of over 600 of the world’s most popular flight routes rose by 27.4 percent year-on-year in February (which is the latest available data). By then, flight prices had risen by double digits for fifteen months in a row, according to the FT.

Prices are also higher than before the pandemic. For example, the price of flights from Heathrow in London to Newark in New York has risen by 23 percent compared to 2019.

High demand in combination with various delays from the pandemic is, among other things, behind the price rush.

At least 27 people are feared dead in a mine fire in the Arequipa region of Peru, reports the newspaper La República.

The alarm about the fire came at midnight local time.

Rescue personnel, medical care and police are working at the scene.

Rescue personnel were also injured in connection with the operation.

According to the newspaper, the fire must have been caused by a short circuit.

Around 322,000 of all cats in Sweden have been registered since a new cat law came into force on the first of January this year, reports Swedens radio.

In total, there are around 1.4 million cats in Sweden today – this means that around a fifth are now registered.

Anders Elfström, head of department at the Swedish Agricultural Agency, tells SR that the law aims to raise the status of cats.

– In general, there is and has been a difference between the status of cats and dogs, he says to SR.

Fierce wildfires have forced nearly 25,000 to flee Canada’s Alberta province, reports CNN.

The fires have spread in abnormally hot weather and strong winds, local authorities reported on Saturday.

At least 103 forest fires are raging in the province right now.

Premier Danielle Smith says Alberta has had a very dry and warm spring.

– The conditions make it very easy for a forest fire to take off and spread quickly, she said during a press conference.

The 29-year-old man was clocked for 152 kilometers per hour where the speed limit was 100. Once the police stopped the car, it turned out that the man behind the wheel lacked a driver’s license and in the back seat were his two children without seat belts or car seats – and the youngest lying on his side, writes Norrbottens- The courier.

It was on national highway 97 at the height of Sävast that the speed was checked one day last week, but due to heavy traffic the police stopped the car first in Luleå.

The 29-year-old said he was in a hurry to drop off his wife at work and the children at school and preschool.

He also stated that he is getting his driver’s license but failed the theory test earlier this year. (TT)

The vital Amazon rainforest was a natural topic of conversation when Brazil’s president met King Charles ahead of the coronation.

– The first thing the king told me was that I have to take care of the Amazon, says Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, adding that he told Charles that he needs help with that.

One of Lula’s promises as president is to prioritize the Amazon and stop illegal deforestation by 2030. (TT)

Yevgeny Prigozhin, owner of the Russian private army Wagner, appeals to Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu in a letter. Let Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov take over the fighting in Bakhmut.

This is reported by TT.

Kadyrov, who has been called “Putin’s attack dog”, says that his Achmat Battalion is ready to move towards Bachmut, according to AFP.

– The soldiers are ready, we are just waiting for orders, writes Kadyrov on Telegram.

The sneaker store Merch Sweden was supposed to open in Västerås today, but it didn’t turn out as they themselves had planned.

Days before, videos of the opening had spread on Tiktok and received millions of views. On Saturday, so many people came that the shop had to close before it could even open, writes VLT.

– This didn’t turn out well for anyone, and even though it’s not our fault that it turned out like this, we obviously can’t control how many people come, so I feel sorry for those who made it here, says store manager Fredrik Rinaldo to the newspaper.

There had also been barricades set up by guards to organize the queues.

There is a fire at a recycling center at Järfälla, north of Stockholm.

– It’s in a big pile of leaves and you won’t put it out so there will be smoke, says Alexander Westerberg, management operator at the rescue service Mitt.

According to the fire service, the fire is under control.

– You will smell smoke in the area, but there are staff on site.

An 85-year-old man has died after a fishing trip in Umeå municipality, writes The Västerbottens-Kuriren.

– Relatives found the man in the water. We suspect that he went through the ice, says Fredrik Nilsson, officer on duty at the police to the newspaper.