Netanyahu: Agreement on hostages done

Star gala for the victims of the fires

Now the music elite is coming together to support the victims of the fires in Los Angeles. Billie Eilish, Lady Gaga, U2 and the Red Hot Chili Peppers are among the artists set to perform at a charity concert on January 30.

The Fireaid gala, described as an evening of “music and solidarity”, will be broadcast live on several streaming services.

The money collected will, among other things, go towards rebuilding infrastructure and supporting homeless families in LA.

SpaceX rocket did not survive the test flight

20 minutes ago, SpaceX conducted a test flight of the spacecraft “Starship 33”.

Now the company states that contact with the craft has been lost – and that the test flight has failed.

– We obviously have to go through all the data. It will take some time. In the next few hours and days, we will find out exactly what happened, says the director of communications Dan Huot, according to CNN.

Wanted Swede arrested at Bergen airport

A Swedish man was arrested on Thursday evening at the airport in Bergen in Norway according to a Nordic arrest warrant.

– The man in his 30s is wanted by the Swedish authorities for violent crimes, says on-duty prosecutor Jan Christian Alvheim in the police district west to Bergens Tidende.

The police do not want to comment on the case further, but the man is now in custody in Bergen.

Biden doesn’t stop Tiktok before leaving

Joe Biden will let Donald Trump take over the implementation of shutting down Tiktok in the US, reports ABC News.

Thus, Biden will not implement the law that would cause Tiktok to be stopped for users in the country before he leaves office.

“Our position on this has been clear: TikTok should continue to operate under American ownership. Given the timing of the law going into effect on a holiday and a day before the inauguration of the new president, it will be up to the next administration to implement,” a White House representative told the news channel.

Tiktok is scheduled to shut down in the US on Sunday, January 19.

The KD leader’s criticism of Dadgostar: Unworthy

KD leader Ebba Busch criticizes V leader Nooshi Dadgostar.

This after the party leader debate in the Riksdag on Wednesday.

During the debate, Dadgostar retorted at Busch. Among other things, she said that “reactionary religious forces” want to limit the right to abortion in the world.

– In Sweden, we would call it Life’s word-forces, said the V leader in the lectern, reports The Express.

In a post on X, Busch writes:

“What I demand from a party leader in Sweden’s Riksdag is not to have my faith violated. And that she stops using my growing up age 0-15 as a bat. It is undignified”.

“Of the houses of worship that I have stepped into, none were financed by communism’s blood money. Nooshi Dadgostar cannot say the same about his party premises”.

Aftonbladet has applied for Dadgostar.

The security minister will resign – if the ceasefire becomes a reality

Israel’s security minister Itamar Ben-Gvir threatens to resign – if the truce with Hamas comes into effect.

The minister announced this at a press conference on Thursday, Reuters reports.

Several international media have reported during the day that the parties are expected to reach an agreement on Friday.

David Lynch is dead

Director David Lynch is dead.

“There is a big hole in the world now that he is no longer with us,” the family writes in a post on Facebook.

David Lynch is known, among other things, for having directed the series “Twin Peaks” and “Blue Velvet”.

Brawl at scrap car

A man has tried to hand in his car at a scrapyard in Ljungby.

But when he was denied it, he became angry and fought back at an employee. He then drove his car into one of the employees’ cars.

After that, the man fled the scene.

The police are looking for the man but have not yet found him.

Media: Israel and Hamas agree – again

Israel and Hamas have not been able to agree on which points should be included in the agreement on a ceasefire.

But according to several Israeli media, the parties have now resolved their differences.

According to US Secretary of State Antony Blinken, the truce is expected to take effect as planned on Sunday, reports Reuters.

Woman attacked with sharp object

A woman has been attacked with a sharp object in Kristinehamn.

The woman, who is in her 50s, has been taken to hospital. The extent of the damage is unclear.

The attack took place indoors in a residence.

A 65-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder.

Details: The government’s plan – wants to cut off LO’s money to S

The government is preparing a proposal to cut trade unions’ contributions to the Social Democrats, according to information from TV4 News.

This after a parliamentary committee was tasked in 2023 with reviewing the rules around how political parties are financed.

Annually, S receives millions from, among others, LO.

S has declined to comment on the data to the channel.

Prosecutors confirm: Several theories about the stabbing

According to Aftonbladet’s information, the police have several theories about the knife attack against a female teacher at Runby school in Upplands Väsby.

Now the prosecutor confirms the information.

– We are now working according to several different theories to clarify the sequence of events at the crime scene. The police are trying to map out who the perpetrator is and are also working with motive images. Both witness interviews and other investigative measures are now being carried out, says District Attorney Lina Pulkkinen, who leads the preliminary investigation.

Person found dead in forest area

A person has been found dead by private individuals at a forest lot in Gothenburg.

The alarm came in at 2:30 p.m.

The police cannot rule out that crime caused the death.

The death is being investigated as a homicide.

Sanna Marin has applied for a restraining order

Finland’s former Prime Minister Sanna Marin has applied for a restraining order, according to Iltalehti.

According to the newspaper, the visiting ban is aimed at a 35-year-old man.

The application will be processed in the Helsinki district court on Friday.

On Thursday, the district court could not yet state what the application case is about, writes Helsingin Sanomat.