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It was wrong for Ivo to withdraw the care company Humana’s permit, according to a judgment from the Administrative Court.

Issuance of driving licenses and driving licenses may become more expensive next year. The Swedish Transport Agency proposes a price increase of SEK 40, TT reports.

78 percent of Sweden’s population over the age of 18 is affected by the price increase. SEK 320 would be the fee to get your driver’s license or driver’s license for road traffic printed out.

The reason for the increase is stated to be increased costs for postage and IT.

A mobile home and a car have collided on Drakenvägen in Mönsterås.

Two people involved have been taken to hospital by ambulance, but the extent of their injuries is unclear.

According to the police, it is a side collision. Both vehicles will be recovered from the scene.

A three-day ceasefire in Sudan came to an abrupt end on Wednesday morning. When it formally ended, it only took a few minutes before artillery fire thundered in the capital Khartoum, TT reports.

The ceasefire would apply until 06 in the morning. Residents of Khartoum’s sister city, Omdurman, testify that artillery shelling began from various directions in Khartoum almost immediately.

The military fighter jet then flew low over the capital area, according to the testimony.

During the morning, Coop had problems with card payments around Sweden.

During the morning, a fault finding was started and until lunchtime it was unclear exactly how many shops were affected.

At 12:45, Coop’s press spokesperson Therese Knapp announced that the problem had been resolved

The websites of both the Post and Telecommunications Authority, PTS, and the Privacy Protection Agency, IMY, are currently down.

For PTS, it is an overload attack.

– It has been going on since yesterday and we are following the measures and reporting that exist around this, says press spokesperson Petter Öhrn.

At the moment, it is unclear when the site can function again.

Per Lövgren, press spokesperson at IMY, confirms that they have technical problems due to an overload attack.

– It has been going on since yesterday.

A man in his 90s has been taken to hospital after starting to bleed from a head injury in Gothenburg.

He is suspected of having been abused with some kind of affection, the police write on their website.

The response times on 114 14 are far too long. This is shown by an investigation by the Judicial Ombudsman (JO), who is now directing criticism at the Police Authority, TT reports.

The risk is that fewer and fewer trust the police and neglect to report crimes.

JO’s investigation into the availability of 11414 began in February. The investigation showed that it is difficult to arrive and that the average waiting time in the Stockholm police region amounted to over 100 minutes during the second half of 2022 and the beginning of 2023.

More and more organs from deceased people have been donated in Sweden in recent years. Last year, 206 people became organ donors in the country, which is the highest number recorded so far, according to a report from the National Board of Health and Welfare, which was presented this week, TT writes.

However, the need for organs and tissues is still greater than the supply. The need for kidneys is greatest. In 2022, 465 kidneys were transplanted, of which 99 were from living donors.

A man in his 20s is suspected of assaulting a train driver and a train attendant in Oskarström outside Halmstad.

In connection with this, the man also allegedly stole things.

Several people helped hold the man down until the police arrived and were able to arrest him.

The train crew’s injuries are described as minor by the police.

The man was shot dead in a parking garage at Ica Maxi. Photo: Johan Nilsson/TT

The man who was shot dead in Malmö late last night had a child in the car. The police confirmed this on Wednesday morning.

The man was sitting in the driver’s seat when he was shot dead in the Ica Maxi parking garage at Hindby in Malmö.

According to Sydsvenskan, he also drove into another car in connection with the shooting.

Sweden is entering a recession that will remain for the next year, the Norwegian Economic Institute states in a new report.

But despite that, the labor market will do relatively well.

“It will only be seen to a small extent on the labor market and unemployment will increase significantly less than during previous recessions,” writes KI in a press release.

They also write that “the recession is judged to be relatively short-lived and is primarily visible through the companies’ productivity being lower than normal”.

At the same time, the GDP forecast is being raised. The Swedish economy is expected to shrink by 0.4 percent this year and recover by 1.4 percent next year. In the KI forecast from March, their forecast was minus 0.6 percent this year and growth of 1.3 percent in 2024.

A woman was seen stealing bicycles on Bymarken in Jönköping during the night.

When the police got there, they suspected that she had stolen both a bicycle and bicycle batteries during the night.

She was also carrying a knife and is now suspected of breaking the Knife Act, but not of the theft.

It turned out that the woman is wanted by the probation service and she was therefore sent to custody.

A car and a truck collided on national highway 61/62 outside Karlstad at around 8am.

Long queues have formed and access is limited.

The extent of the injuries to those involved is unclear.