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A man in his 20s was beaten on Saturday evening when he confronted some young people at Klara church.
The young people must have behaved inappropriately in the cemetery, according to the police. After the assault, they ran from the scene.
A police patrol drove the man to hospital. He was not seriously injured, but the police are still investigating the incident as aggravated assault.
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Almost three months after this summer’s parliamentary elections, France has finally managed to shake up a new government under former Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier.
The ministers were presented by the Elysée Palace on Saturday evening.
As expected, the new government leans to the right compared to the previous centrist government.
In the parliamentary elections at the beginning of July, both the united left and the far right advanced strongly, but without reaching a sufficient majority. Instead, Macron’s movement had to turn to the traditional right to try to form a new government.
It continues to storm around the Social Democrats’ lottery company.
Combispel has for several years made “unreasonable demands” on telemarketing companies, according to entrepreneurs who DN talked to and who refrained from selling S-lotteries.
Among other things, it appears in the email that Kombispel expected the telemarketers to reach over 20 people per hour, when the normal is 10-15 people.
The entrepreneurs also describe a pressured payment model where the seller only gets paid per lot sold.
– I understood quite quickly that it is impossible to carry out the assignment without either cheating, or paying wages that are actually far too low, says an anonymous entrepreneur.
Kombispel says in a comment to DN that they take the criticism very seriously and that it will be part of the ongoing investigation.
Police are on the scene in Gottsunda in Uppsala due to a suspected dangerous object being found at an apartment building.
No one is said to have been injured and residents of the multi-family building are asked to stay indoors.
– It is a caller who raised the alarm after seeing this object, says Tobias Ahlén-Svalbro, press spokesperson for the police in the central region.
The National Bomb Squad is on its way to the scene.
The police urge the public to respect the roadblocks and to follow the police’s instructions at the scene.
A man in his 40s with a stab wound has been taken to hospital by ambulance from a residence in Malmö municipality.
The police arrested a 35-year-old suspect at the scene where the man was found injured.
– There is some form of acquaintance between them from before, says Evelina Olsson, police spokesperson.
The police were alerted at 5:30 p.m. on Saturday and are classifying the incident as suspected serious assault. Earlier, information was spread that the man would be life-threateningly injured.
– It is serious assault, so nothing life-threatening, says Evelina Olsson.
A motorcycle and a wheel loader were involved in an accident on county road 758 near Ljungby today. A man in his 80s died as a result of the accident.
The man’s relatives have been notified.
The vehicles have been impounded and the police will investigate the circumstances surrounding the accident further, they write on their website.
Kamala Harris has agreed to participate in the CNN presidential election debate.
She urges Donald Trump to do the same
Reuters reports.
Photo: TT
Meatballs and macaroni in the school cafeteria five days a week?
No, says Luleå municipality. They have rejected the e-proposal that gathered 1,167 votes, reports SVT News Norrbotten.
The person who took the initiative for the proposal said that it could both be a way to reduce the special diet and get more children to eat the school meals.
But the Board of Education does not agree.
– The Swedish Food Agency’s general dietary advice and guidelines for school meals show a broad and versatile diet, serving meatballs and macaroni every day would be too one-sided a diet, says Maritha Meethz (S), chairman of the Children and Education Board.
A school in Bollnäs got a lot of attention when they decided to start serving meatballs and macaroni every day, as one of several dishes.
The satellite image, taken on Wednesday, shows the weapons depot in Toropets after the Ukrainian drone attack. Photo: Maxar via AP/TT
A Ukrainian drone attack on a Russian weapons depot in Toropets in the Tver region earlier this week triggered an explosion with a magnitude of 2.7 – the equivalent of a minor earthquake.
This is what the British Ministry of Defense writes on X-
The ministry also writes that the attack probably caused such large losses of materiel that Russian ground offensives may be halted, especially in the Kursk region, which has been partially invaded by Ukraine.
On the night of Saturday, Ukraine attacked another weapons depot, just a few kilometers from the depot that was attacked on Wednesday. A fire broke out at the depot and there were also reports of several explosions that led to traffic on a major highway in the area being stopped, AP reports.
On Tuesday evening, a man in his 20s was found dead outside in Kalix.
Two men have now been arrested for the murder in Luleå district court, write NSD.
One of the men has a protected identity and the other man is in his 40s. Both deny wrongdoing through their lawyers, the newspaper writes.
Seven people were arrested on suspicion of murder. It involved six men and one woman.
Three of the men were released on Thursday and on Friday another one of the men and the woman were released. However, the suspicions remain, according to prosecutor Anna Väppling.
Three cars have collided on the E6 south of Vellinge, in the direction of Malmö, the police write on their website.
Four people are said to be involved in the accident and the extent of the damage is currently unclear.
– Everyone must be out of the cars, they had got out themselves. The ambulance is there and checks everyone involved, says Christian Frost, commanding officer at the rescue service.
The road is currently completely closed in the direction of Malmö, and is expected to reopen at 4:15 p.m. at the earliest, according to the Swedish Transport Administration.
A passenger car and a motorcycle have been involved in an accident on national highway 46 outside Falköping.
According to the Swedish Transport Administration, there is a very large impact on traffic in both directions.
Emergency services and police must be on site.
One person has been injured, according to Falköping’s newspaper.
The ambulance is on site, and according to the newspaper, an ambulance helicopter has also been called.
– It is serious but the person is awake, says Ola Jakobsson, internal commander at the rescue service to the newspaper.
The text is updated.
A motorcycle has crashed into a work vehicle outside Falkenberg.
One person is taken to hospital by ambulance.
– We see it as a serious incident, but I can’t comment on the state of the damage, then you can turn to healthcare, says Thomas Andersson, duty officer at the rescue service.
The emergency services left the scene recently.
– We are still at the scene, says Thomas Fuxborg, the police’s press officer.
According to the police, the person was driving a wheel loader.
The alarm came in at 12:29.
The text is updated.
After the accident at Forsmark on Friday, where a 25-year-old man is said to have been injured, the nuclear power plant is now temporarily pausing similar tasks, UNT reports.
The accident occurred in connection with welding work.
The injured man was transported to hospital by ambulance helicopter. The state of the damage is still unclear during Saturday, according to the police.
Photo: Jessica Gow/TT
In the past week, many customers have experienced problems logging into Nordea’s app.
On Saturday, customers experience new problems.
Nordea writes in an email to Aftonbladet that it is a matter of overload attacks coinciding with the bank’s maintenance work, and that the attacks could not then be prevented.
“This has resulted in certain digital services occasionally working more slowly or being unavailable to our customers. We are continuously working to strengthen our defense against overload attacks,” writes the bank.
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