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Someone has set fire to several bottles of hair spray outside an entrance at Östermalm.
The emergency services had to go out to put out the fire.
– It has burned properly but it is now out, says Marie Nordahl, at Stockholm’s fire brigade.
The fire took off just outside an entrance, but no property has caught fire and no one has been physically injured.
– There are shops on the ground floor, so we check that there is no smoke damage. Otherwise switched off, says Marie Nordahl.
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It has been burning properly, even uncontrolled, in long garages in Växjö, reports Smålandsposten.
– There are three carports in a row that are on fire. Right now, the rescue service assesses that the fire is uncontrolled, says a management operator at the Småland-Blekinge Rescue Service Cooperation to SMP, just before 03:00.
Several vehicles from the emergency services were sent there to put out the fire. No one should be physically harmed.
Just before four, the fire was under control, but the effort will continue until 06.00.
Around 70 people have died in Israeli attacks on Gaza during Sunday, reports say The Guardian.
At the same time, Israel continues its warfare in the northern strip.
On Sunday, the death toll from an air raid on the Beit Lahia area had risen to 40. In an attack on a house in Jabaliya on Sunday morning, 20 people died. And another 11 died in a school building that has become a shelter in Gaza City, the newspaper writes.
In a statement, the IDF writes that it “killed over 40 terrorists” in Jabaliya.
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres says the situation for civilians is “unbearable”.
At least 80 people have died as a result of the powerful storm Trami in the Philippines, AP writes.
But close to 130 people are missing.
The storm that moved in earlier this week is the eleventh and already one of the deadliest storms to hit Southeast Asia this year, the news agency writes.
Many are stranded on their roofs after large areas were flooded.
Read more here.
At least four people have been injured in a Russian attack on the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv, according to the city’s mayor Ihor Terechov.
A nine-storey residential building was hit in the attack, following explosions in the city at 01:00.
The city of Tjuhuiv in the Kharkiv region has also been attacked. According to the region’s governor, a building was damaged but no one was injured.
A man in his 60s has been arrested on suspicion of murder in Skurup, reports Ystads Allehanda. It was on Sunday morning that the police were called to an apartment.
– We have a serious crime. It is a death about which the circumstances are unclear, says Fredrik Hedberg, duty investigation officer at Ystadspolisen, to YA.
The crime is initially classified as murder, but the police do not want to give more details about the dead person or what should have happened.
A man in his 30s in Kronoberg county surreptitiously filmed about ten women as they changed or showered in his bathroom. The films, a total of 112, were then spread on the internet.
The man has admitted and said that he is “porn damaged”, reports P4 Kronoberg. One of the exposed women was the man’s wife at the time, whom he surreptitiously filmed when they had sex, writes Smålands-Posten.
The man is sentenced to prison for one year and ten months.
One man has died and around 75 people have become seriously ill after eating at McDonalds restaurants in a number of US states.
All had eaten the chain’s Quarter Pounder hamburger.
Investigators from the CDC, America’s equivalent of the Public Health Agency, have had two main theories about what caused the outbreak of e-coli infection: the ground beef or the sliced raw onion served on the hamburger.
Now McDonalds states that no traces of e-coli bacteria were found in the tested batches of hamburgers and that it is ruled out as a source of infection.
The chain is now putting the burger back on the menu in the states where it was removed after the outbreak.
Social Democrats leader Vilija Blinkeviciute on election night. Photo: Mindaugas Kulbis/AP/TT
Lithuania’s opposition Social Democrats and its partner parties are the winners in Sunday’s parliamentary elections, according to preliminary election results.
The party became the largest with 52 out of 141 parliamentary seats. The ruling Christian-democratic Fosterlandsförbundet won 28 seats.
The Social Democrats have started talks to form a government coalition with the Farmers’ and Environmental Party and the Party for Lithuania.
Hackers linked to the Chinese state have accessed audio recordings of several US politicians’ phone calls.
Several sources say so Washington Post.
Among other things, an adviser within Donald Trump’s campaign is said to have been affected.
The intercepted calls are said to be part of a larger cyberattack that has been going on for several months, according to the sources.
Smoke rises from a building hit by an Israeli airstrike in Sidon, Lebanon. Photo: Mohammad Zaatari/AP/TT
At least 21 people have been killed in Israeli attacks in three areas in southern Lebanon on Sunday, the country’s health ministry said.
Nine people were killed and 38 wounded in an attack on Haret Saida, near the port city of Sidon, while at least seven others, including a nurse and three rescue workers, were killed in the southern village of Ain Baal and five in Burj al-Shemali, according to the ministry.
Earlier on Sunday, Israel again ordered the immediate evacuation of parts of southern Lebanon. This time it was about 14 locations, wrote Avichay Adraee, spokesman for the Israeli military, on X.
“For your own safety, you must immediately evacuate your homes and move to the northern part of the Awali River,” he wrote.
Supporters waiting for Trump at Madison Square Garden in New York. Photo: Alex Brandon
Tonight, Donald Trump will hold a big election rally in Madison Square Garden in New York.
In 1939, Nazis held a demonstration in the same place, points out Democratic vice-presidential candidate Tim Waltz.
– There is a direct parallel to what happened in the 30s at Madison Square Garden. And don’t think for a second that he (Trump, eds note) doesn’t know exactly what they’re doing there, Waltz said today according to CNN.
The criticism comes after, among others, Trump’s former chief of staff John Kelly came out and warned that Trump is a “complete fascist”. Kelly has told the New York Times, among others, how Trump spoke of Hitler in positive terms when he was president.
The police are currently on duty at Bäckby in Västerås.
According to Aftonbladet’s information, there has been an alarm about a shooting.
The police do not want to go into how long they have been at the scene or what the operation is about.
– We have an operation in the western parts of Västerås where we are investigating a serious crime. There is no danger to the public, said Ilyas Baloch, RLC officer of the police.
Police on the scene say P4 Västmanland that it is about a shooting.
Bryansk Region Governor Aleksandr Bogomaz (left) claims that Ukraine tried to cross the border into the region. Archive image. Photo: Grigory Sysoyev/AP/TT
Russian forces have repelled another attempt by Ukraine to cross the border into Russia, claims Bryansk Region Governor Aleksandr Bogomaz.
An “armed group” tried to break through the border between Ukraine and the region on Sunday, but was repulsed, according to the governor. Bogomaz did not clarify whether Ukrainian soldiers carried out the alleged attack, but claims that the Russian military has the situation under control.
Ukraine has not commented on the data.
The Bryansk region borders the Kursk region, where Ukraine launched a surprise invasion of Russia on August 6.
Russian officials and state media have tried to play down the significance of the Ukrainian military incursion into Kursk, but the Russian military has so far failed to drive Ukraine out of the area.
President Joe Biden wants to help campaign for Kamala Harris in the final sprint of the election campaign.
He reportedly even offered to take a break from his duties as president.
But Harris’ staff doesn’t seem to appreciate his commitment.
“We’ll be back,” has repeatedly been the answer Biden has received, according to sources Axios.
A source says that Harris’ team “respects Biden, but does not want to tie Harris more tightly to the unpopular president.”
The Harris campaign has not commented on the data.
Andrew Bates, spokesman for the White House, says that this is speculation that is not true.
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