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At 01.15 the police and ambulance were called to a villa in eastern Malmö by a man who had been shot, writes Sydsvenskan.

– It was the man himself who called in and told us that he had been shot. The shots must have come from outside, but he was in the villa, says Peter Martin, officer on duty at the South police to the newspaper.

The man’s injuries are considered serious and he has been taken to hospital by ambulance.

The villa and plot are cordoned off for technical examination

– We are collecting witness information and we will work on this well into tomorrow. At the moment we have no suspects, says Martin.

The reason behind the act is unclear. The crime classification is attempted murder.

The US Coast Guard says it will lead the investigation into the Titan accident.

The mission is to find out what caused the submarine with five people on board to implode on its way down to the Titanic wreck at a depth of 3,800 meters.

The Coast Guard will work with Canadian authorities, who have already launched an investigation, as well as marine casualty authorities in the UK and France. (TT)

A new regulation prevents superyacht owners from docking at the Port of Naples, reports the Guardian.

The port manager at the coastal district of Mergellina has now banned yachts longer than 75 meters from docking in the port.

“Our boat is 85 meters and I have seen several larger ones outside the harbour. Why is it no longer possible? Big yachts bring jobs and money,” writes a Turkish billionaire in a letter to the port.

Several multi-billionaires have now expressed “thorough disappointment” over the news, which among others affected the world’s second richest man, Bernard Arnault, CEO of LMVH.

According to the newspaper, the restriction came as a surprise to LMVH CEO Bernard Arnault, who had previously been able to add with his yacht, which has both an open-air cinema and a swimming pool with a glass floor.

“I have received many letters from magnates who say they are deeply disappointed that they cannot dock in Naples anymore,” a source at the port told Corriere della Sera.

Business unions in the city have criticized the new regulation.

Three people have been shot dead and five more have been injured in a shooting in Kansas City, Missouri, USA.

Police were called to an intersection early in the morning local time, where they found two men and a woman dead in a parking lot and on the street.

Subsequently, five victims, none with life-threatening injuries, showed up at nearby hospitals. According to the police, there had been a large crowd at the parking lot where the shooting occurred. (TT)

One person has been taken to hospital by ambulance after an apartment fire in Partille in Gothenburg.

This is reported by Göteborgs-Posten.

The alarm came in to SOS shortly after 8:00 p.m. on Sunday evening.

The police are investigating the incident as suspected arson, but no one has been arrested on suspicion of crime.

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Sarah Ferguson, 63, has undergone surgery for breast cancer, reports The Guardian.

The Duchess of York – better known by the nickname “Fergie” – was diagnosed a couple of weeks ago during a routine mammogram screening.

The operation is said to have gone well and “Fergie” could be discharged from the hospital on Sunday.

– The Duchess is receiving the best medical care and her doctor has told her the prognosis is good. She is now recovering with her family, says “Fergie’s” press spokesperson to the newspaper.

“Fergie” has previously been married to Prince Andrew. However, the spouses went their separate ways in 1996. Together they have children Beatrice and Eugenie.

When two thieves broke into an ice cream van in Ljusdal on Saturday night, they left the refrigerator doors open – which resulted in the car heating up and 50,000 kroner worth of ice cream being destroyed.

It reports SVT Gävleborg.

– The temperature of the ice cream must not exceed minus 18 degrees. If it ends up above that, it must be thrown away, says the ice cream truck’s owner Micke Häggeborg to the channel.

The suspicion is that the thieves took 10 to 20 boxes of ice cream and the incident is being investigated by the police.

However, the ice cream was not lost, but was given away as a meal to “a bunch of pigs”, writes the channel.

Demand and supply for cocaine is booming worldwide and the trade in methamphetamine is expanding beyond established markets, including in Afghanistan, where the drug is produced, according to a UN report on Sunday. reports Reuters.

Cultivation of coca bushes and cocaine production peaked in 2021.

The global number of cocaine users in 2021 was estimated at 22 million that year and continues to grow, the United Nations Office For Drugs and Crime (UNODC) said in its annual drug report.

Two people were injured in a knife fight in Emmaboda on Sunday evening.

The injured are currently being treated in hospital.

– We still have a lot to do. The police are still at the scene and are searching with dogs for traces, says Calle Persson, press spokesperson for the police region South at 23:45.

Curfews are in place in two cities in northern Honduras after 22 people were shot dead in separate attacks over the weekend, including in a pool hall, Reuters reports.

An official source not authorized to speak to the media told Reuters there had been at least 11 other killings on Saturday in separate episodes in the northern Valle de Sula zone, including in the industrial city of San Pedro Sulay.

On Sunday evening, a fire broke out along a power line street in Hedenlunda outside Flen, reports P4 Sörmland.

Two helicopters have taken part in the extinguishing work, which will continue for a few more hours around ten o’clock.

The rescue service states that there have been several similar fires and Svenska Kraftnät believes that the power lines they are responsible for may be the cause of the fires.

The Tax Agency notes that the sale of sexual services must be taxed like other services.

– We must follow tax laws that the Riksdag decides on. There is no room for interpretation of the law, the Swedish Tax Agency writes on its website according to Dagens Juridik.

However, the Tax Agency expresses sympathy for those who sell sexual services because they may be in a vulnerable situation.

– Anyone who has income from the sale of sexual services is obliged by law to report the income in the declaration and can pay their own tax into their tax account, adds the authority.

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According to Foreign Minister Tobias Billström (M), the government is closely following the events in Russia, TT states.

During Sunday evening, the foreign minister discusses the events with Nordic and Baltic counterparts and participates tomorrow in a meeting of EU foreign ministers in Luxembourg.

– It is important to emphasize that it is an internal Russian matter, but that what happened in Russia has consequences for the outside world, says Billström to SVT’s Aktuellt, according to TT.

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Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis won a landslide victory in Sunday’s election. His conservative party New Democracy has by all accounts secured its own majority for the next four years, TT reports.

In a televised speech, Mitsotakis hailed what he called “a strong mandate” from voters.

– The people have given us a secure majority. Major reforms will be pushed forward quickly, says the Prime Minister.