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  • USA: Man found after eight years

    A Texan who went missing in 2015 has been found in a church 13 km from the Houston location where he previously lived, reports NBC News.

    The man, who was a teenager last seen, disappeared while walking his two dogs. One of the dogs came back off-leash the same night he disappeared and the other the day after.

    Eight years later, the man was found on Thursday and has been reunited with his family, who say he is not talking or responding to calls.

    – My son is receiving the care he needs to treat his trauma, but at this time he is not able to speak and cannot communicate with us, the man’s mother told NBC.

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  • Women arrested – driving stolen car

    At around 10 p.m., a police patrol spotted a stolen car in Burlöv.

    The driver of the car did not stop when the police signaled and a shorter car chase then started.

    After a while the car stopped. The two women in the car tried to run from the scene but were quickly apprehended.

    The women, who are in their 30s, are now suspected of using drugs.

  • Large police operation outside Uppsala

    Photo: Reader picture

    Right now, a large police operation is underway outside Uppsala.

    Several patrols are on the scene, but the police are tight-lipped about what happened.

    – Third person need not worry, however. We will go out with more information about what happened when the operation is finished, says Joar Kjellman at the police.

    Read more here.

  • Last remaining French D-day veteran dead

    Leon Gautier was one of those who landed in Normandy in June 1944. Photo: Ludovic Marin / AP

    The last surviving Frenchman who took part in the Allied invasion of Normandy in 1944 has died, French authorities say.

    He lived to be 100 years old.

    Leon Gautier was one of the 177 Frenchmen who took part in the landings on June 6, 1944, marking the beginning of a return to Nazi Germany’s dominance in Western Europe.

    He died in a hospital in Caen early on Monday, according to the mayor Romain Bail in nearby Ouistreham, TT writes.

    – Ouistreham is sad today, says the mayor and calls Gautier “a local hero that everyone knew” and “an ardent defender of freedom”.

  • Man found with stab wounds outdoors

    A man in his 30s has been found with stab or cut injuries in Helsingborg.

    The man was found outdoors on Monday evening and the police are investigating the incident as attempted murder.

    The injured man has been taken to hospital and the man is said to have serious injuries, according to Region Skåne.

    No one has been arrested and the police have cordoned off the place where the man was found.

  • Alarm about capsized sailboat – three affected

    The armed forces have moved out in Haninge after an alarm about a capsized sailboat.

    Three people were on board the boat and ended up in the water.

    – A nearby military boat was able to pick up the three people and they are now safe on land, says Patric Johansson at the rescue service.

    There is no further information on the damage.

  • Mountain rescue – two climbers in a vulnerable position

    Two mountain climbers have been stuck on a rock ledge high up on a rock face at the top of Stuorra Tjåhka in Västerbotten since 18:00.

    “They are standing on a small plateau and cannot move with the risk of falling down,” the police write on their website.

    The men, who are foreign nationals, are said to be doing well under the circumstances.

    Together with the police, alpine mountain rescuers and the police helicopter, they are working to winch the men up by helicopter.

    Update: At 10 p.m., the police announce that both climbers have been rescued. The people are “worn out but in good spirits” according to the mountain rescuers on site.

  • Dog owners are warned about meatballs with nails and poison

    In Helsingborg, several dog owners have found meatballs with nails and white tablets in them.

    Now the police are issuing a warning, reports Helsingborgs Dagblad.

    – A person has reported that he walked along Grönkullagatan and found a meatball by a bush. He picked it up and split it and then discovered two white pills in it, says police spokesperson Åsa Emanuelsson to the newspaper.

    A dog owner has reported a suspected poisoning as well.

    – Someone has put an unknown preparation in meatballs which have then been spread on a lawn in the residential area. A person is then out walking his dog, and he sees the dog eating a meatball. A couple of hours later, the dog shows disease-like symptoms and is taken to the animal hospital, says Åsa Emanuelsson.

  • Billström on the condemnation of Koran burnings

    Foreign Minister Billström. Photo: Björn Lindahl

    Wednesday’s Koran burning outside a mosque in Stockholm has been condemned by several countries and also the Swedish Foreign Ministry.

    But the condemnation has also received criticism from several quarters.

    Now Foreign Minister Tobias Billström is speaking out about it.

    “It is important that we always stand up for the basic principle of freedom of expression in Sweden. But freedom of speech goes both ways and what is legal is not always appropriate. Therefore, it was obvious for the government to condemn the Koran burnings,” he writes The Express.

    He writes about the Foreign Ministry’s statement:

    “It is politics that aims at nothing other than to calm the situation.”

  • Truck has overturned – “Major impact on traffic”

    A truck has driven off the road and overturned on highway 70 south of Säter in Dalarna.

    It reports P4 The valleys.

    Ambulance and rescue services have been called to the scene.

    The accident has a major impact on the traffic in the northbound direction, the rescue service states for the channel.

    The Swedish Transport Administration writes on its website that the road is closed in the southbound direction.

    Shortly before 8 p.m., the police state that the traffic is expected to start rolling again only in a few hours.

  • At least eight dead in Israeli raid

    Smoke over Jenin. Photo: Majdi Mohammed / AP

    At least eight Palestinians have died after an Israeli raid in the West Bank, several news agencies report.

    Israel’s military has carried out a major raid with, among other things, drones in the city of Jenin.

    Ten people have been seriously injured, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health.

    – There will be bombs from the air and an invasion on the ground, says Mahmoud al-Saadi at the Palestinian Red Crescent.

  • Collision between car and tractor – two to hospital

    A car and an A-tractor have collided south of Arvika.

    Both the driver of the car, a man in his 40s, and the driver of the tractor have been taken to hospital by ambulance.

    – We do not have any information about the damage situation yet and we are trying to find out how the accident occurred, says Gabriel Henning, press spokesperson at the police.

  • Man dead after boat accident – one arrested

    A man has been arrested on suspicion of gross drunkenness and causing the death of another. Photo: Joakim Eriksson/Agena Photo

    The man who fell from a boat in Borås earlier today has died, the police announced.

    Relatives have been notified.

    It was around 2.15pm that SOS was alerted that the man, who is in his 70s, had fallen from the boat. Other people who were on board then managed to get the man out of the water before the emergency services arrived.

    A man in his 60s has been arrested on suspicion of gross drunkenness and causing the death of another.

  • Man dead after accident

    A man in his 50s has died after the accident in Örkelljunga earlier today, the police announced.

    The man’s next of kin have been notified.

    It was around 1:30 p.m. that the car and the truck collided. The man was then taken to hospital but his life could not be saved.

  • De Niro on grief: “Devastated”

    Photo: Andy Kropa / AP

    Robert De Niro’s 18-year-old grandson Leandro De Niro Rodriguez was found dead on Sunday.

    Now the actor breaks the silence, reports Daily Mail.

    “I am devastated after the passing of my beloved grandson Leo,” he writes in a statement.

    The cause of death has not yet been confirmed.

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    pelle, 2v left until sem.

    If you have two weeks left until the holidays, you can rest easy. Both the heat and an article about it is in the works!

  • No articles on The One Ring (MTG).

    Tom Wall Street Journal writes about it. So the collector’s card The One Ring (magic the gathering), which was in an ex and has now been found by a lucky person, is valued up to 2 million usd.

    Matty

  • Biden lost big yesterday and you didn’t want to answer.

    Today he lost again in the Supreme Court regarding student loans.

    The question is, why don’t you want Swedes to find out when it goes against Biden?

    The Nicklas diver

    That HD makes decisions regarding American universities, which Biden is critical of, doesn’t perhaps feel very interesting to us here in Sweden?

    But here you can read a bit about it, if you want 🙂

  • A rose to Aftonbladet’s columnists!

    Wolfgang Hansson and Johanna Fränden for example, there are several who are very good!

    Write directly and honestly about what everyone thinks, but no one dares to say/write and are comfortably freed from fear that not everyone will like them. Strong!

    It’s called cilvilcourage, a way of being that I thought was practically extinct.

    Astrid

    What a nice tribute Astrid!

    They will probably be very happy about it 💛

  • How’s the flight strike going?

    Helen

    Earlier today, the Transport Workers’ Union and Almega agreed on a new collective agreement. So the strike is thus called off.

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