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New attacks in Beirut pending ceasefire
One of Israel’s attacks in Beirut’s suburbs on Monday. Photo: Hassan Ammar/AP/TT
New attacks in Beirut pending ceasefire
Israeli attacks once again thundered across Beirut’s southern suburbs, while Israel and Hezbollah are said to be very close to a ceasefire.
A total of 31 people have been killed in Israeli attacks on Lebanon during Monday, Lebanese authorities say.
Israel’s military says it struck “about 25 terrorist targets” belonging to the Shiite militia Hezbollah across the country – including Nabatieh, Baalbek, the Bekaa Valley and southern Beirut.
The result can be seen in the thick clouds and fireballs seen in pictures from Lebanon during Monday afternoon.
THREE NEWS YOU CAN’T MISS
New era exposed for the Menendez brothers
New era exposed for the Menendez brothers
After spending over 35 years in prison for the murder of their parents, Erik and Lyle Menendez will now appear in court again.
The performance was scheduled for December 11, but has now been postponed until January 30.
The brothers’ case has been brought up to date in the popular Netflix series “Monster: The Story of Lyle and Erik Menendez”.
In 1989, the defense described the murders as a desperate attempt at self-defense, after years of rape and psychological abuse by the father and co-dependence by the mother, writes TT.
Prosecutors portrayed it instead as cold-hearted murder for financial gain carried out by two spoiled boys, then 21 and 18 years old.
Biden pardoned two turkeys
Photo: Mark Schiefelbein/AP
Biden pardoned two turkeys
President Biden on Monday pardoned the two turkeys Peach and Blossom, an annual tradition before the celebration of Thanksgiving, writes CNN.
– Based on their temperament and that they are productive members of society, I hereby pardon Peach and Blossom, Biden said during the ceremony.
In the United States, Thanksgiving is a major holiday celebrated on the fourth Thursday of November.
A person receives intensive care after a workplace accident
A man in his 30s was seriously injured in a workplace accident in Piteå. Archive image. Photo: Johan Nilsson/TT
A person receives intensive care after a workplace accident
A man in his 30s was seriously injured on Monday afternoon in a workplace accident in Piteå municipality, reports Piteå-Tidningen.
Police spokesperson Marie Andersson tells TT that it is a fall accident.
– The information I have is that it is a fall of two to three meters, says Andersson, who has no further knowledge of how the accident occurred.
According to Region Norrbotten, the man is from Piteå and is being cared for in the intensive care unit at Sunderby Hospital.
The Malmö man is suspected of having recruited terrorists
The Malmö man is suspected of having recruited terrorists
A man in the Malmö area is suspected of having recruited people for terrorism abroad.
According to the TV channel, Säpo should have started an investigation after another country alerted Sweden.
According to information to TV4 Nyheterna, the Ministry of Justice was contacted by another country this summer.
After that, the man in Malmö became a suspect.
A prosecutor at the National Security Unit confirms to TV4 that a preliminary investigation is underway.
Lars Wistedt (SD) is dead
Lars Wistedt turned 60 years old. Photo: TT
Lars Wistedt (SD) is dead
Member of Parliament Lars Wistedt (SD) is dead.
This is confirmed by the party for Ekot.
Wistedt passed away suddenly during a trip with the NATO delegation to Canada, on the night of Monday local time, Ekot reports.
Wistedt was the Sweden Democrats’ defense policy spokesperson and vice chairman of the defense committee.
In an internal email to the SD’s parliamentary group, group leader Linda Lindberg writes that the colleague “leaves a big void behind”, according to Sweden’s radio.
Lars Wistedt turned 60 years old.
Person hit by tree – seriously injured
Person hit by tree – seriously injured
At 19.20 on Monday evening there was an alarm about an accident in the forest outside Lövånger in Skellefteå municipality.
– There must have been a person there who got hit by a tree, but a little while ago we received information that the person should not be trapped, says an operator at rescue center Nord to VK.
The emergency services had to get to the person who was some distance inside the forest.
The person was then taken to the emergency room.
– An adult person has been hit by a large tree branch and taken to the hospital with serious injuries, says Emma Hammega, healthcare manager at the ambulance in Skellefteå, to The north.
Northvolt wants to pay millions to certain employees
Northvolt wants to pay millions to certain employees
Crisis Northvolt wants to pay out SEK 59 million in a bonus program to selected employees, reports SVT News who have taken part in court documents.
There are approximately 230 employees, outside the management’s innermost circle, who will get to share in the money.
The bonus program was introduced before the application for bankruptcy protection was filed in the United States.
Northvolt writes to the bankruptcy court that “the bonus program is critical to maintaining work ethic, motivation and loyalty and avoiding business interruption during Chapter 11.”
Criminal charges against Trump are dropped
Criminal charges against Trump are dropped
The special prosecutor Jack Smith now proposes that all criminal charges against Donald Trump should be dropped.
It concerns the charges leveled against him after the storming of the Capitol on January 6, 2020.
In August, Trump was charged with four different crimes. The investigation was then paused. This after Trump’s lawyers claimed that their client could not be prosecuted.
NBC News reports.
As for Donald Trump’s punishment after the verdict on the “hush money” to Stormy Daniels, it has been postponed indefinitely, as Aftonbladet previously reported.
Man dies in accident in Krokom
Man dies in accident in Krokom
A motorist has driven off county road 344 west of Föllinge.
The driver, a man who was alone in the vehicle, died in the accident.
This is what the police write on their website.
They must now investigate exactly what happened and how the driver died. The car has been impounded for a technical examination.
Relatives have been notified.
Commuter trains were evacuated at Arlanda
Photo: Simon Glad
Commuter trains were evacuated at Arlanda
A commuter train had to be evacuated in a tunnel at Arlanda on Monday evening.
– The broken train was full, says Simon Glad who was on the train
The reason was a technical error.
Traffic was stopped between Knivsta and Arlanda, but traffic was running again at 19.30.
Explosion in Karlskrona – man seriously injured
Explosion in Karlskrona – man seriously injured
At 16.45 the police and emergency services are called to Duverum due to a fire.
Once there, it is established that there is no fire, but a small explosion.
A person who was in the property was taken to hospital by ambulance. The person, who is a man in his 20s, is seriously injured, according to SVT.
The police have cordoned off the site and will carry out a technical investigation.
The crime classification is general dangerous devastation.
The police warn of difficult road conditions
The police warn of difficult road conditions
The police and the Swedish Transport Administration warn of very difficult road conditions around Skellefteå.
This after two traffic accidents occurred on the E4 south of the city.
“Be careful if you drive or plan to drive on the stretch,” the police write on their website.
Tony Samuelsson wins the August prize
Photo: Fredrik Sandberg/TT
Tony Samuelsson wins the August prize
The author Tony Samuelsson wins the August prize for this year’s fiction book with the book “Kungen av Nostratien”.
Christian Rück won in the non-fiction book of the year category with the book “A life worth living”.
The children’s and youth book of the year is won by Linda Bondestam with the book “Chop chop, A brave earthling’s story”.
The Swedish Publishers Association’s honorary award goes this year to the bookstore Dillbergs in Kalmar.
Here you can read more about the August prize.
A car has driven into a pothole in Gothenburg
Photo: PRIVATE
A car has driven into a pothole in Gothenburg
A car drove into a pothole on Järntorget in Gothenburg this evening.
There is a hole in the site due to road work.
The driver must have left the car.
– We have not caught him, it is very possible that he is nearby but we have not seen him, says Mats Gränsmark, alarm and line operator at the rescue service in Gothenburg, to GP.
Police are also at Järntorget.
– We are investigating the incident as negligence in traffic and contagion from a traffic accident, says August Brandt, spokesperson for the police in Gothenburg.
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