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A car has overturned outside Bjurholm.
Three people were in the car, according to the police.
All must be awake and talkative, but taken to medical care by ambulance.
The police are documenting the accident scene and must investigate what may have caused the accident.
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The French priest Abbé Pierre in a picture from 2005. Photo: Remy de la Mauviniere/AP/TT
At least 17 people have come forward and accused the French priest Abbé Pierre of sexual abuse that allegedly went on for decades.
The accusations come after several women came forward this summer with similar stories.
Abbé Pierre, whose real name was Henri Groues, founded the Emmaus movement and dedicated his life to helping the homeless.
The new allegations include rape and sexual contact with children and allegedly took place from the 1950s to the early 2000s.
The crimes have been revealed following an investigation by the organization Egaé, which worked on behalf of the Fondation Abbé Pierre and the Emmaus movement.
Abbé Pierre died in 2007, aged 94.
The United States and Iraq have reached an agreement for the withdrawal of US-led coalition forces from Iraq, several sources told Reuters.
Under the plan agreed upon by the countries, hundreds of troops will leave Iraq by September 2025, and the rest by the end of 2026, the sources said.
The agreement still needs to get a final go-ahead from both countries’ capitals.
Some troops may stay in the country as part of a new “consultative relationship” that the countries are trying to establish.
According to Reuters, an official announcement was supposed to have taken place weeks ago but was postponed due to, among other things, Israel’s war in Gaza.
A woman who was detained on suspicion of involvement in the high-profile bag murder has been dismissed from the investigation, reports P4 Stockholm.
The woman, who was arrested in the United States, together with her sister in May, was suspected of murder.
Several people are still in custody on suspicion of involvement in the murder.
Blockades at the school on Wednesday. Photo: Magnus Sandberg
A 15-year-old boy has now been requested to be detained for the shooting at Trångsund School in Huddinge on Wednesday.
He is requested to be detained on probable cause on suspicion of attempted murder and serious weapons offences.
– I have assessed that there are currently exceptional reasons for detention despite the suspect’s young age, says senior prosecutor Kajsa Lindberg, head of the preliminary investigation.
The boy denies the criminal charges.
A third person has been served with suspicion of crime after a 55-year-old man was shot dead in a residential area in Skurup in August, reports P4 Malmö house.
The man is suspected of aiding and abetting murder, prosecutor Tomas Olvmyr tells P4.
Two boys under the age of fifteen are already suspected of murder and aggravated weapons offences.
During Friday afternoon, a girl was hit by a car in Växjö.
Police and ambulance were called to the scene.
According to the police, she was awake and able to speak after the accident.
Later, the police confirm that the girl is three years old and that she has pain in one of her legs. She is still awake and talking, but is being taken to hospital by ambulance.
The report has been withdrawn for the man suspected of terrorist offences. Archive image. Photo: Henrik Montgomery/TT
The man who was detained for terrorist crimes in Sweden has been released, confirms his lawyer Robin Grönvall.
– I think it seems reasonable, says the defender to TT.
The man himself has denied the crime.
He was arrested in the Stockholm area on Wednesday, which TV4 Nyheterna was the first to report on. Säpo has been conducting the case “for some time” before the crackdown took place, but the investigation is at a “very early stage”.
London introduces a new bus route between two neighborhoods with large Jewish populations. Archive image. Photo: Kin Cheung/AP/TT
London is introducing a new bus route so that the Jewish population in the British capital will feel safer.
The announcement by London Mayor Sadiq Khan means two boroughs with significant Jewish populations will get a direct line. The reason is that the number of anti-Semitic hate crimes has increased against the residents of the two districts of Golders Green and Stamford Hill.
The bus line is welcomed by Jewish groups, which have worked for 16 years to bring about a direct line.
“Families have told me they were afraid of abuse when they changed the Finsbury Park bus,” Mayor Khan said in connection with the decision.
At around 15:30 on Friday, a traffic accident occurred on E4 in Upplands Väsby, northbound direction.
– It is a car that has been hit from behind. The other car left the scene, says the rescue service’s command operator Jesper Hesselgren.
Two people had to be taken to hospital for a check-up.
– They complained of neck and chest pain, says Jesper Hesselgren.
The accident is now affecting traffic.
– We closed two out of three lanes initially. Now one of the lanes is closed while waiting for rescuers, says Hesselgren.
Joe Biden’s administration plans to maintain the goal of accepting 125,000 refugees next year, according to an internal report seen by Reuters.
The report signals that the reception of refugees will increase even if Kamala Harris wins the presidential election.
The United States is in the process of accepting 100,000 refugees, which has been done through the “US Refugee Admissions” program.
The program ends on September 30. If they manage to accept everyone as planned, it will be the highest level of refugees the country has accepted in three decades.
Several cars have collided in the Lundby Tunnel in Gothenburg.
Ambulance and tow truck are on site and the police have been alerted.
– There are at least three cars involved. The tunnel in the direction of Gothenburg is closed for another 10 minutes, says Mikael Lindgren, alarm and line operator at 16:20.
According to the Swedish Transport Administration, the road is completely closed.
There is currently no forecast for when traffic can resume as usual.
It is unclear if anyone is injured.
The text is updated.
A man has been found dead in the water in Uddevalla.
Relatives have been notified.
The man had previously disappeared.
EFN Ekonomikanalen recruits TV4’s former news anchor Anders Kraft.
– I am very satisfied and full of anticipation for my new challenge at the editorial office, he says in a press release.
EFN has recently recruited several profiles. Among others Anna Hedenmo, Malin Ekman, Katrine Kielos and Fredrik Strage.
Kraft left TV4 this summer after 28 years at the company.
A person traveling on an electric bicycle has collided with a car in Falköping.
The accident must have happened in a residential area.
– The person on the e-bike was awake and able to speak after the accident, but was checked by paramedics, says Conny Johansson, officer on duty at the rescue service.
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