A quarter of Gaza’s children vaccinated against polio

A female villa owner in the municipality of Heby contacts the police and tells about a strange discovery on her surveillance camera. On the video, she sees how an unknown man is inside her house, wearing her underwear. That’s what the police write.

The woman was expecting a visit from a handyman who had gained access to the home, and therefore suspects that it is the man she saw on the surveillance camera.

The police came to the scene, but by then the man had disappeared. Later, however, the police managed to track down the man and he is now suspected of molestation.

A young person was badly beaten in Örebro in the afternoon.

A preliminary investigation into serious assault has been launched and the extent of the damage is currently unknown.

Therefore, safety zones are now being introduced in Eskilstuna, the police announced earlier in the day.

During a press conference held in the afternoon, Mattias Forssten, police area manager Södermanland, says that the police need to get all the tools out of their toolbox.

– There is an elevated threat picture and a high risk of new serious violent crimes in Eskilstuna after the weekend’s shootings.

The police see that the conflict picture is between district-based networks in Eskilstuna.

– The course of events has become clear and we have a picture of what has happened. We can start putting the puzzle together, says Camilla Helgesson, head of the investigation section in the Södermanland police area, about the fatal shooting, which took place on Friday in the Årby district.

The man, who was shot in a stairwell on Saturday Lagersberg, is not seriously injured, reports Camilla Helgesson.

– He has an injury that penetrates the rib and the arm. We are processing information and have seized items that are now being investigated. We are still knocking on doors and there is intensive work going on.

In both shootings, there must have been two perpetrators. No one has been detained in any of the cases.

Two cars have collided at Kronoparken in Karlstad.

Both cars are on the road, but one car is on its roof, according to the police.

The driver of one car, a man in his 20s, is suspected of causing bodily harm.

– He is suspected of having been under the influence of drugs, says Anders Dahlman, spokesperson for the Bergslagen police.

Three people are affected, but the extent of their injuries is currently unknown.

Photo: Lotte Fernvall

Queen Silvia is very much looking forward to becoming a grandmother – again.

When Swedish Lady meet her at Drottningholm Palace, she smiles, winks and gives the thumbs up.

– Yes, exactly that. The top! she tells the newspaper.

Yesterday, the court confirmed that Prince Carl Philip and Princess Sofia are expecting their fourth child.

The princess is doing well and the baby is expected to arrive in February 2025.

Read more here.

The Nature Conservancy is critical that the flight tax will be abolished.

– It is completely up the walls and the government leaves a complete walk over in climate policy. They are phasing out another functioning climate fuel and thereby increasing emissions, says Daniel Kihlberg, climate manager at the Nature Conservation Association.

The Nature Conservation Association believes that air travel will increase.

– We will find it even more difficult to reach the climate goals. We are in the middle of an acute climate crisis and we need to reduce emissions quickly, says Daniel Kihlberg.

The government announced on Tuesday afternoon that the scrapped tax is part of the autumn budget which will be submitted to the Riksdag on 19 September.

A larger boat with at least 100 migrants on board has ended up in distress in the English Channel, reports the France 3 television channel.

Since 11:30 a.m., a large rescue operation is said to be underway outside the French town of Le Portel.

According to the authorities, about ten people have suffered cardiac arrest.

Photo: Björn Lindahl

The flight tax will be abolished, announced Linda Lindberg (SD) at a press meeting with the government parties. The scrapped tax is part of the autumn budget, which will be submitted to the Riksdag on 19 September.

– Ticket prices will simply be reduced, says Linda Lindberg.

– In this context, it is also worth mentioning that the flight tax as such does not have a direct connection to the emissions caused by flying. The tax is only charged per passenger, Linda Lindberg continues.

When asked if she believes that the demolition of the airport will not lead to any increases in emissions, Linda Lindberg replies that she hopes that in the long run it will lead to more air traffic.

– Then of course it will affect the environment and climate change in that way. But that’s something we’ll have to look at a little later.

The government will also submit an infrastructure bill of SEK 1,200 billion, says Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (M) at the press conference. It is an increase of 20 percent and the largest infrastructure bill in 15 years, according to the prime minister.

Police and an ambulance are called to Bariumgatan in Malmö due to an ongoing fight, the police say.

Several people are found at the scene. Those involved must be familiar with each other.

Three of them are taken to hospital by ambulance.

41 people have been killed in a Russian robot attack on Poltava, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyi says.

The president writes on Telegram that the attack was carried out by two ballistic robots against an area around an educational institution and near a hospital in the city.

– People were under the rubble. Many were saved. More than 180 people were injured. Unfortunately, many died. At this time, 41 people are known to have died. My condolences to all relatives and friends, writes Zelensky.

Now he has ordered a quick investigation into the circumstances surrounding the attack.

Crown Princess Mette-Marit’s son Marius Borg Höiby has been banned from visiting one of the women who accused him of assault, reports the Norwegian Aftenposten.

– Yes, that’s right. Until March 2025. This was considered necessary, but I have no other comments, says the woman’s representative Larsen to the newspaper.

A wanted person has been arrested at Arlanda Airport in Stockholm.

– What I can see is that there has been an arrest at Arlanda and it is a flight that has landed in Sweden, says Rebecka Landberg, press spokesperson for the police in the Stockholm region.

It is unclear what kind of crime it is.

– It is unclear if the person is a suspect in another country. I don’t know why this person has been wanted, it doesn’t appear. We only know that it has been an arrest, says Rebecka Landberg.

The alarm came in at 12 o’clock on Tuesday.

During the night of Tuesday, a man in his 80s was subjected to an attempted aggravated robbery in Säter.

He was visiting a bank machine when an unknown man subjected him to “certain violence”, the police write.

The man is said to have been armed with a weapon and is therefore also suspected of serious weapons offences.

No one has been arrested.

Now the police are calling on the public to tip off.

Since 10 o’clock Gamla torget in Norrköping has been cordoned off, and the police are on site with technicians. The dog patrol has also been connected to the investigation of a possible crime that must have happened in the past.

– According to the input values, something must have happened last night, says Olle Älveroth at the Police Region East.

He cannot say what type of crime it may be, but no one is said to have been physically injured. Nor has anyone been arrested or served with suspicion of crime.

Traffic in Norrköping is affected and traffic is diverted from Repslagargatan.

Olle Älveroth cannot say how the police received information about a suspected crime. Police are also speaking to people at the scene who may have seen or heard anything.