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An inmate at the forensic psychiatry in Växjö has assaulted a female nurse. This is what the Kronoberg region writes in a press release.

The incident occurred at lunchtime today and the attendant is now being treated for minor injuries in hospital.

The patient allegedly got hold of a piece of plastic cutlery, broke it and used it to stab the attendant in the throat

– This could have gone really badly. Thankfully, other personnel present acted immediately and managed to avert further violence, says Tina Fogelklou, head of forensic psychiatry, in the press release.

The police are investigating the incident as attempted murder.

Finland’s Riksdag has approved the rejection law.

The law gives the government the power to stop asylum seekers at the country’s border, without processing their application, reports Svenska EPN.

Prime Minister Petteri Orpo says that a rule of law has the right to defend itself.

– I want to thank the Riksdag for excellent cooperation. And because we once again showed that safety and border security are the common cause of Finns, says Orpo.

167 voted for, 31 voted against.

Petteri Orpo says the law is about being prepared, but he hopes the law will never have to be used.

Orpo describes the law as a strong message both to Russia and to Finland’s allies.

An airplane has crashed near Moscow, the state-controlled news agency said Paw.

The three pilots who were on board have died. The plane is said to have had no passengers.

“Information about a plane crash in the Kolomensky district of the Moscow region is being checked. Rescue personnel have been dispatched to the scene,” said a Tass spokesperson.

A traffic accident involving a motorcycle has occurred on county road 845, east of Ingelstad.

It is not yet known what caused the accident, the police say.

The driver of the motorcycle was taken to hospital by ambulance. The extent of the damage is still unclear.

Two dogs were fighting outside a grocery store in Boden.

The police were called to the scene at around 11:30.

Once there, the police talk to the dog owners.

A report regarding a lack of supervision of a dog is drawn up.

The author and journalist Dick Sundevall has died after a traffic accident, the family tells us The magazine Paragraph.

– Our father passed away yesterday. We wish to be left alone in our grief. He will be hugely missed, says Fia Sundevall.

He lived to be 78 years old.

Read more here.

Several vehicles have collided on the E6 near Lomma.

– According to initial information, there are three cars that are supposed to be involved in some kind of collision, says Fredrik Bratt, press spokesperson at the police.

All persons affected in the accident must be out of the cars, according to the police.

– But I don’t know anything about any injuries or whether anyone was taken to hospital.

Traffic is affected by the accident.

On the Swedish Transport Agency’s website, it says that the forecast is set for 1:30 p.m., something that may change.

The text is updated.

A villa on Bodavägen in Enköping is on fire.

The emergency services have been on the scene since half past twelve. Flames then shoot out from the roof of the house, it is a full-blown fire, reports Enköpings-Posten.

The emergency services let the house burn down. Instead, they focus on preventing the fire from spreading.

No other buildings are in the risk zone. No people have been injured.

Now the hotel group Strawberry takes over the name of the national arena in Solna.

– It will be a flying start to the collaboration with Bruce Springsteen’s concerts next week, says Michael Yngvesson, general manager of Strawberry Arena at Stockholm Live.

PINK has a concert and AIK has a home match in the arena in July.

A Ukrainian advisor writes on Telegram that the airport in Mariupol in Ukraine has been subjected to violent explosions.

According to the adviser, the self-proclaimed leader of the Donetsk People’s Republic is supposed to be there.

The text is updated.

Ten years in prison is the punishment. Stock photography Photo: Johan Nilsson/TT

Ten years in prison for attempted murder – now a man who ran over a police officer at a traffic control in Halmstad earlier this year is sentenced, writes Hallandsposten.

The incident occurred in mid-April, when the police in connection with a traffic control was run over by the man traveling on a motorcycle. The motorcycle driver, who is in his 40s, was arrested on the spot. Halmstad district court sentences him, in addition to the attempted murder, also for aggravated drunken driving, aggravated illegal driving, illegal use and aggravated causing bodily harm.

Now a father in Södertälje is sentenced to forensic psychiatric care for the murder of his son in January.

The father has admitted the deed in questioning and the preliminary investigation has given a clear picture of the sequence of events, according to the prosecutor.

Aftonbladet has previously reported that some time before the murder, the man had thoughts of harming the boy.

The murder is said to have taken place when he was at home and “wabbing”.

Russian forces fire Grad rockets at an undisclosed location in Ukraine, in a photo distributed by the Russian military. Photo: Russian Ministry of Defense/handout via AP/TT

In partially Russian-occupied Donetsk in the east, four people were killed and a further 20 were injured, according to the region’s Ukrainian governor.

In Kharkiv in the northeast, where there has been intense fighting in the border areas in recent months, three people are said to have been killed. The governor there reports on heavy Russian artillery fire against several towns and residential areas.

Also in the regions of Kherson, Dnipropetrovsk, Mykolajiv and Sumy, the authorities have raised the alarm about Russian attacks against civilian targets, both with artillery and drones.

Storbanken SEB lowers its interest rates with longer maturities, 1-10 years, by 0.10 percentage points. The bank’s variable mortgage interest rate with a three-month term – which generally follows the Riksbank’s policy rate both upwards and downwards – is not adjusted.

The announcement comes after Friday’s unexpectedly low inflation figures for June from Statistics Sweden (SCB), which fueled speculation about rapid interest rate cuts from the Riksbank and pushed down Swedish market interest rates.

For a two-year loan, the list rate at SEB is lowered to 4.54 percent, while for a five-year loan it is lowered to 4.09 percent. The list interest rates that the banks publish are significantly higher than the actual interest that a customer has to pay for a mortgage after discounts.

SEB’s average interest rate on two- and five-year mortgages was 3.87 and 3.42 percent respectively in June.

Earlier this week, Swedbank and Handelsbanken – the two largest lenders on the Swedish mortgage market – also lowered interest rates on mortgages with longer maturities.