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Nuggets advertising before bedtime is banned in the UK

Energy drinks, hamburgers, soft drinks and chicken nuggets. These are examples of things that there will be less of in the box in the future.

From October 2025, advertising for what is classed as ‘less healthy food’ will only be allowed after 9pm in the UK, reports Barron.

The British government is introducing the ban as a measure to combat childhood obesity. According to the British health authority NHS, obesity is increasing among British children. One in ten four-year-olds is considered obese.

“Obesity is robbing our children of the best possible start in life, giving them a lifetime of health problems and costing the NHS billions,” said Health Minister Wes Streeting.

What is judged to be “less healthy food” is determined based on a points system where the sugar, salt and fat content of products is analysed.

With the new measures, the government estimates that they should be able to prevent around 20,000 cases of childhood obesity each year.

Man abused in prison

A man in his 30s has been abused at the Tidaholm prison.

The police were called there during the morning after the man, who is admitted to the institution, had been hit in the head with a stick.

He escaped without serious injuries.

The suspect is a man in his 20s and the incident is being investigated as aggravated assault.

48 arrested after pro-European protests

Georgian police have arrested 48 people after Friday’s demonstrations against the country’s government.

The demonstrators protested against the postponement of negotiations on future EU membership.

For the ninth day in a row, pro-European Georgians demonstrated against the government in the capital Tbilisi on Friday. Police deployed tear gas and water cannons to disperse the crowd outside parliament. The protesters responded by setting off fireworks. The country’s justice ombudsman describes the protests as peaceful.

The EU countries Germany, Poland and France have condemned the Georgian regime’s use of violence.

Alarm about drowning – a person was saved by the public

The emergency services responded to a drowning alarm in central Uddevalla after a man was discovered in Bäveån.

– The public saw a person lying and floating in the water and clinging to a rescue ladder that goes down into the river. They managed to pull him up before we arrived at the scene, says Ulrik Olsson, officer on duty at the rescue service.

The man was taken to hospital by ambulance. His injury status is unclear.

Was going to pee at the Castle – broke a window

During the night, police were alerted to the Royal Palace in Stockholm.

A man had stood and urinated on the castle and therefore been turned away by the high guard, writes the area police and external commander Viktor Adolphson on X.

Then the peeing man got mad and broke a window.

After that, the police came to the scene and took the man with them, who is now suspected of vandalism.

Fire in apartment on Södermalm

There is a fire in an apartment on Södermalm in central Stockholm.

The alarm was received by the emergency services at 09:04.

– We are on site with several resources, ambulance and police. According to initial information, there is a fire in a kitchen, says Kim Hellberg, management operator at the rescue service.

It is unclear if anyone was injured in the fire.

– I haven’t realized that we have everything under control, so there is a certain risk of spread, says Kim Hellberg.

There is no forecast for the extinguishing work.

According to the police, it is unclear why the fire started.

– We are there and assist the rescue service with cordons, among other things, says Anna Westberg, police spokesperson.

Icy on E4: “Drive carefully”

Several accidents have occurred on the E4 between Stockholm and Uppsala during Saturday morning.

– At 06:00, a car went through the central guardrail and then into the ditch, near Arlanda in the southbound direction. 20-30 meters of wire railing is broken, says Jonas Wahlstrand, line operator at the rescue service.

As for the triple crash near Rosersberg, rescuers are still on the scene at 8 am. One lane is closed in the northbound direction. The effort has had a major impact on traffic, according to the Swedish Transport Administration.

According to the rescue service, the accidents are due to icy conditions.

– On the E4 and associated roads in the north it is very slippery. Adjust your speed to the road conditions and drive carefully, says Jonas Wahlstrand.

Woman kissed 13-year-old at school – sentenced

A woman in her 20s kissed a 13-year-old student at the school where she worked. Now she is sentenced for sexual molestation of children, reports P4 Jönköping.

However, the district court does not consider that she should be sentenced for a letter with sexual content to the boy, nor for her comments about his appearance on social media.

In questioning, the woman has confirmed that she kissed the boy but does not believe that she committed any crime. She has had difficulty explaining her actions.

In addition to daily fines, the woman must pay damages to the boy of SEK 10,000.

Gynecologist charged with sexual abuse of children

A gynecologist in Gothenburg stands accused of sexual abuse of a minor girl, reports P4 Gothenburg.

According to prosecutor Shahrzad Rahimi, she allegedly carried out a virginity check against the girl’s will.

The gynecologist was contacted by a close relative of the girl before the incident. The man, who was present at the time, is suspected of sexual molestation of children

Both the gynecologist and the man deny wrongdoing.

Woman stole delivery van in Västerås

The police were alerted that a woman stole a delivery van in central Västerås late Friday evening.

Drivers found their car soon after the incident, when, among other things, packages had been stolen from it.

– We have searched but have not found a suspect, says the police spokesperson.

Explosion in The Hague – several injured

Four people have been taken to hospital after a powerful explosion in an apartment building in the city of The Hague in the Netherlands, local media reports.

A large fire has broken out in the building and an extensive rescue operation is underway.

The fire department is searching for people who are probably still under the rubble.

Masked people filmed for social media – police action

Last night, the police went out to Årsta in Uppsala after callers alerted that they had seen several masked people outside.

Once there, the police established that it was young people who were recording a clip for social media.

The police do not suspect any crime.

Norwegian “record attempt” ended in drunk driving

The Oslo police were alerted on Saturday morning to the E6 outside Skulleruddumpa.

On site, a man, according to his own statement, tried to test the limits of his electric bike.

The man stated that he was trying to break the speed record through the Svartdal tunnel, the police told Norwegian TV2.

He is now suspected of being drunk.

Study: Dark – but not milk – chocolate can reduce disease risk

An American study indicates that dark chocolate can lower the risk of developing diabetes type 2, writes TT.

But according to the chocolate study, it should be dark chocolate.

After the researchers took into account other risk factors for diabetes such as diet, physical activity, BMI and family history of diabetes, they found that those who said they ate at least 150 grams of dark chocolate a week had a 21 percent lower risk of developing diabetes than those who who did not eat dark chocolate, writes TT.