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Bus with ten passengers in the ditch – ice on the road

A bus with a total of eleven people on board has gone off the road on Gustavsbergsleden in Sollentuna outside Stockholm.

The police received the alarm at 11:43.

– It is very slippery in the place. The road has been closed completely during the rescue work, says police spokesperson Mats Eriksson.

The bus needs to be rescued from the ditch.

– It seems that it has slid into the ditch, so it doesn’t sound like it had such a high speed anyway.

Two people have been injured in the accident. One person has been taken to the nearest hospital by ambulance, the other needs to be loaded on a stretcher.

– It appears to be a fracture in the foot.

There was also a small child on the bus. It is reported not to be damaged.

Man arrested for rape

A man was arrested during the morning and later detained by the police on suspicion of rape.

The victim is a woman. The man and the woman are familiar with each other, the police say.

The rape took place indoors. The police are working at the scene to secure traces and conduct interrogations.

A report regarding rape has been made.

Frontal collision in Filipstad – stop in traffic

A traffic accident has occurred on highway 26 in Filipstad.

According to the police website, two cars have collided head-on and one car has rammed into the other two.

Four people are involved and two of these have had to accompany the ambulance to hospital.

Rescuers are on site and during the work there will be a complete stop to traffic.

The Tate brothers are sentenced to million fines

British police can seize over two million British pounds, equivalent to over 27 million Swedish kronor, in unpaid taxes from the influencer Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan, according to a court decision.

It is the British police who have taken the case to court to get access to money from the Tate family and a woman. The money has been in seven frozen bank accounts.

According to the police’s lawyer, the Tate brothers were notorious tax evaders and failed to pay tax on £21m of income from their internet-based companies between 2014 and 2022.

According to Judge Paul Goldspring, the transactions the brothers engaged in were simply tax evasion.

Controversial Andrew Tate was banned from Tiktok, Youtube and Facebook in 2022 after he was accused of spreading hate speech and misogynistic comments. He and his brother are suspected in Romania of, among other things, human trafficking and money laundering. They are also suspected of other crimes in Great Britain.

The brothers deny the allegations.

Suspicious object at school – two to hospital

The police are on the scene at a school in Växjö after the staff received a shipment with unknown content.

Two staff members who handled the item have been taken to hospital.

Bit cold in northern Norrland – minus 36.4 degrees

In Karesuando, the temperature measures minus 36.4 degrees during Wednesday morning.

– It is not only the lowest temperature of the season so far, but also the coldest in Sweden since February 12, says Lasse Rydqvist from the weather service Klart.

The cold will last for a couple of hours but in the afternoon the temperatures will turn.

– It is not impossible that you approach minus 40 before it turns, says Lasse Rydqvist.

It is because the weather has been clear that it is so cold right now. During the evening, clouds will moderate the cold.

SMHI now also warns of heavy snowfall in northern Norrland.

Cyclist hit by taxi – taken to hospital

The taxi hit the cyclist at a pedestrian crossing in Uppsala on Wednesday morning.

The cyclist was conscious after the accident and taken to hospital by ambulance. The extent of the damage is unclear.

Therefore, a police helicopter circulates over the inner city

On Wednesday, the Police Authority is carrying out a planned exercise in the capital.

Among other things, a helicopter can be seen flying at low altitude in central and western Stockholm.

“The police carry out exercises continuously, sometimes together with other authorities, in order to, among other things, increase the ability to protect society,” the authority writes on its website.

Great avalanche risk in Åre

Ahead of the Christmas and New Year holidays, the Åre Avalanche Center warns of great avalanche danger in the southern Jämtlandsfjällen. This after heavy snowfall in recent days, which is now expected to continue before Christmas.

The avalanche danger in Åre, Bydalen, Sylarna and Storulvån is currently assessed as significant.

– If you go off-piste, you expose yourself to the risk of being dragged into an avalanche and being buried, says Mårten Johansson at the avalanche center to SVT.

Tahini recalled – risk of salmonella

Sevan brand tahini is being recalled after salmonella was detected during sampling.

Cans of 800 g and buckets of 5 kg and 18 kg are affected.

Singer Staffan Percy dead

The singer Staffan Percy has died, aged 78, according to Ystads Allehanda.

He was best known for his musical settings of Bo Setterlind’s poems, including “The Ship of Dreams” from 1979.

Staffan Percy broke through in the 1970s and appeared frequently on television in the following decades. Several songs ended up on the Svensktoppen, including “Än briner var våg” from 1976 and “There is a longing” four years later.

The collaboration with Bo Setterlind began in 1975 and lasted for 15 years, the poet died in 1991.

Staffan Percy also often performed songs by Evert Taube and Mats Paulson. He received the Nils Ferlin Society’s Troubadour Award in 1993 and the Evert Taube Scholarship four years later.

Stockholm native Percy moved to Vollsjö in Skåne about 20 years ago and often played in churches and with choirs, including with Kjell Lönnå as choir director.

Student forced to take off Muslim clothes – teacher fired by DO

At the time of the Muslim holiday Eid, a student in Gothenburg wore a traditional holiday dress to school. A teacher found the clothes inappropriate and provocative, and forced the student to change.

The case was reported to the Discrimination Ombudsman, DO, who assesses that the teacher exposed the student to harassment related to religion.

– Questioning the clothes you wear is very offensive, not least when there is a connection to religion or ethnic affiliation. Here it is also a teacher who offends the student, which makes it particularly serious, says Vanessa Grapenstedt, process manager at DO in a press release.

The school has admitted that they discriminated against the student and has paid discrimination compensation to him.

Murder suspect wanted in custody

The man who is suspected of the murder of Nimo in Märsta is wanted in custody, writes Svd.

Authority: Dangerous deficiencies in playgrounds

The Swedish Consumer Agency states in a press release that a random inspection of four recreational facilities shows dangerous deficiencies.

Deficiencies that were also present during previous inspections:

“Unfortunately, we see that there are facilities that have not fixed damage to safety nets so that children can fall out or get their heads hanging, and that there are not enough staff to keep children playing under supervision,” says Anna Strandberg, who is an investigator at the Swedish Consumer Agency in a press release.

The deficiencies are now part of an ongoing investigation by the authority. It is not clear which playgrounds have been checked.