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An investigation into mortgage ceilings and the requirements for amortization is received by Minister of Financial Markets Niklas Wykman (M). According to the investigation, regulations are needed, but this can have negative effects.

There is room to relax the measures that exist today.

The investigation proposes a higher mortgage ceiling and lower amortization requirements.

But a new debt ratio ceiling must also be added.

At 8 o’clock, Wykman and the chairman of the macro-supervisory committee, Peter Englund, will hold a press conference about what the committee has arrived at.

The investigation concerns risks associated with household indebtedness and measures that can counteract these risks.

Read more here.

At least 15 people have died and over 25 have been injured when a passenger bus ran off the road and into a deep gorge in northern India.

The accident occurred in the Almora area of ​​Uttarakhand state.

Emergency personnel were dispatched to the scene to search for passengers who may still be on the bus. There is a risk that the death toll will rise, according to the authorities.

According to early reports, the bus, which was in poor condition, skidded before plunging into the 60-meter-deep ravine. Some passengers managed to get out or were thrown during the accident and raised the alarm about the incident.

The real estate company Vasakronan has raised the rent so much in the property where Hamburger Börse is run, that the company behind the long-standing pub show is shutting down. That’s what 32 entertainment profiles write in a debate article in Aftonbladet.

There, among others, Pernilla Wahlgren, Helen Sjöholm and Danny Saucedo plead for Vasakronan to reconsider.

“In order for Stockholm to be a vibrant cultural city, we need a healthy mix of institutional theatres, private theatres, concert venues, rock clubs, independent theater groups, dance companies, opera houses and, not least, pub scenes.

As the actor Ola Forssmed spontaneously put it: “Do you have to go to Oslo to go to a pub show now?” the artists write, among other things. Among those who appeared on the Hamburg Stock Exchange are artists such as Frank Sinatra, Liza Minelli and Sammy Davis Jr. Read the entire debate article here.

There are disruptions in traffic in Huskvarna. The cause is a collision at the intersection of Vättegatan and Jönköpingsvägen where a bus and a car are involved in a collision, reports P4 Jönköping.

There is a fire in an apartment on the fifth floor of an apartment building in Brandbergen, south of Stockholm.

– The fire is concentrated in one apartment at the moment. We are there and have started extinguishing, says Ante Hägglund, officer on duty at the rescue service.

It is unclear whether there is a risk of spread. Residents of the building are asked to stay inside the apartments for as long as possible.

Two people have been taken to hospital.

The police have started a preliminary investigation into aggravated arson as the fire is suspected to be arson.

One person has been arrested near the crime scene.

At least ten people have died and several have been injured in a volcanic eruption on the island of Flores in eastern Indonesia, local media reports.

Several homes caught fire and an intense rain of ash and volcanic rock hailed within a six kilometer radius of the volcano, causing the deaths.

Nearby villages have been evacuated by authorities.

Liam Payne’s body will be returned to his father Geoff Payne, reports ABC News citing police sources.

According to the British Embassy in Buenos Aires, Geoff Payne has been in the capital since October 18 to try to bring the body back to his native England to bury his son.

One Direction star Liam Payne died on October 16 after falling from a hotel balcony.

An autopsy has shown that he had several different drugs in his body at the time of his death. An investigation is underway into the death.

Something has detonated in a car in Saltsjöbaden in Nacka municipality, east of Stockholm.

The alarm was received by the police shortly before midnight.

– We received alarms from large parts of eastern Greater Stockholm, also from municipalities other than Nacka. Despite the bang being heard so far, I am not aware of any other damage to buildings or the like. There are no injuries, says Daniel Wikdahl, press spokesperson at the police.

The car has been parked next to a villa.

The street has been blocked off and the police are knocking on doors in the area.

– When we get the National bomb protection there, we can do a technical investigation, says Daniel Wikdahl.

There are no suspects or arrests.

A preliminary investigation into public-dangerous devastation has been launched.

The windy weather is turning and next week the temperatures are expected to rise. Archive image. Photo: Michael Probst/AP/TT

November got off to a windy start for many around Sweden, but already next week the weather will turn.

– It’s only temporary cold weather now, says Angelica Lundberg, meteorologist at SMHI.

In recent days, it has been very windy over parts of Sweden and SMHI has issued yellow warnings in several parts of the country.

In the coming week, however, milder weather awaits when a high pressure moves in over the country.

– It’s only temporary cold weather now, then it will be really mild, says Angelica Lundberg.

Read more here.

President Maia Sandu. Photo: Vadim Ghirda/AP

Initially, the pro-Russian candidate Aleksandr Stoianoglo narrowly led in a first preliminary election result from the second and decisive presidential election in Moldova.

But less than an hour later, pro-Western president Maia Sandu had stepped in and taken the lead.

Just before midnight, the country’s electoral commission announced that Sandu had been re-elected.

The pro-Russian presidential candidate Aleksandr Stoianoglo. Photo: Vadim Ghirda/AP/TT

SMHI has issued a yellow warning for high water levels in southern Scania.

The warning is valid from 01 o’clock tonight until 08 o’clock on Monday morning.

“Local damage or flooding may occur along the south coast when the water level rises,” SMHI writes on its website.

Low-lying piers and quays, roads or buildings are at risk of being flooded.

A man has been beaten by several other men outdoors in Lund.

The suspects had left the scene when the police arrived.

– We are talking to the plaintiff and looking for the suspects, says Filip Annas from the police.

The extent of the injuries is unclear and no one has been arrested so far.

Israeli soldier on the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights. Archive image. Photo: Leo Correa/AP/TT

Israel’s military says it has carried out a ground attack in Syria, capturing a Syrian citizen with links to Iran.

It is the first time that Israel has confirmed a ground operation in Syria, which is close to Iran.

Israel’s military did not state where in Syria the ground raid took place, nor exactly when the capture was made – but only states that the operation was carried out “in recent months”.

The London-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR) previously reported that a Syrian man was captured by Israeli forces in July.

Israel names the captured man and claims he gathered intelligence on Israeli military in the border areas, information that would lead to “terrorist activities” in the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights near the border with Syria.

The terrorist activity was allegedly initiated by Iran, claims Israel, which also states that the captured man was monitored for months and has been brought to Israel for questioning.

Syria has not commented on the data.

A new red rain warning has been issued in Valencia, write El País.

The warning applies along the coast of Valencia.

However, the subtropical storm is not expected to lead to as serious flooding as the area suffered earlier this week.

So far, 214 have been found dead after the floods in recent days.