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Long queues on E4 after accident

There was a traffic accident tonight in a northerly direction on E4 at Kista in Stockholm.

There should be long queues at the site as there is limited accessibility past the accident site.

– A lane of three is open, says Ola Österling at the police in Stockholm.

According to not, there have been any personal injury in connection with the accident.

New record for the gold price

The gold price reaches new record levels. On Thursday, it went up to $ 2,798.59 per ounce (31 grams), a measure of gold price is noted in, which meant an increase during the day of 1.4 percent.

Thus, the previous record was broken from October last year.

Then the price fell back somewhat and was at 20 o’clock Swedish time of $ 2,793.90 per ounce-an increase of 1.3 percent.

Interest in gold as investment generally increases during economically and politically troubled times.

According to the Bloomberg news agency, the current rise is due to the dollar dropping, as US GDP did not grow as much as the market expected during the fourth quarter last year.

Concerns that President Donald Trump will also strike with trade tariffs against foreign goods are affecting.

Marianne Faithfull is dead

Singer and actress Marianne Faithfull is dead. That’s what the BBC writes. She turned 78.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs expands the travel remedy

The Foreign Ministry now advises against non -necessary trips to the Rusizi district in southwestern Rwanda.

Since Tuesday, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs discourages non -necessary trips to the district of Rubavu in the northwestern parts of Rwanda.

In addition, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs from all trips to Congo-Kinshas’s capital Kinshasa as well as to the provinces North and Sydkivu, Ituri, Tanganyika, Kasaï Central, Maniema and Haut Uélé as well as to the border areas up to a distance of 50 kilometers from the border with Sydsudan and the Central Friquanian .

In addition, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs advises against non-necessary trips to other parts of Congo-Kinshasa.

All decisions in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs apply so far.

Hamas confirms: leader killed

Hamas now confirms that leader Mohammed Deif is dead.

Mohammed Deif should have been killed in the summer of 2024, but Hamas has not confirmed the death until now.

It reports the news agency Reuters.

Moose accident outside Mariestad

A car has collided with a moose on County Road 202 between Mariestad and Töreboda, writes New Lidköpings-Tidningen.

Two people are involved in the accident.

– The car should be in the ditch, says Ola Nilsson, team leader at SOS Alarm to NLT.

Their injury situation is unknown.

Teenage girl death in school bus accident in France

A school bus with 35 pupils overturned in Eure-Et-Loir, west of Paris, during the morning, writes several French media.

A 15-year-old girl died and 24 children were mildly injured. Two more children were taken to hospital.

The driver, a 26-year-old man, tested positive for drugs in a first saliva test.

Now he is taken care of by police.

After the tomato attack – KU proposes investigation

In October last year, Foreign Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard (M) was allowed to flee a debate in Parliament when a bag of tomatoes and onions was thrown from the stand.

Now the Constitutional Committee, KU, wants it to be investigated how debates or other meetings in the Riksdag can be conducted without disturbances.

“The Chamber’s meetings are usually conducted in calm conditions, but in recent times such disorders have occurred that pose a threat to security. Something that the committee is seriously looking at,” they write in a press release.

Released Palestinians have left the prison

Two buses with released Palestinian prisoners have left the Israeli ofer prison on the West Bank.

It reports the news agencies AP and AFP.

Patti Smith sang in a wheelchair

American artist Patti Smith collapsed during a concert in São Paulo, Brazil

After getting help from a doctor, who forbade her to continue, she returned to the stage in a wheelchair and sang two more songs.

This reports Omni with reference to the Brazilian G1 Globo.

Smith is in São Paulo to market the project “Correspidences”, where she performs together with the Berlin -based Soundwalk Collective group.

According to the group, Smith has suffered from severe migraines in recent days and felt dizzy before the performance. It reports TT.

Record -breaking support for Ukraine

The government and the Swedish Democrats have presented an 18th support package to Ukraine.

The new package amounts to SEK 13.5 billion – which is the largest Swedish support for Ukraine to date.

“Of course, it is a strong signal to Ukraine and the Ukrainian people that Sweden is ready to support Ukraine in the long term,” says Defense Minister Pål Jonson (M) at the press conference.

Sweden will also start paying for the manufacture of equipment in the country.

– We have a moral obligation to stand. If Russia wins the war, it will immediately have an impact on the security of the Swedish people, says Mikael Oscarsson, KD’s defense policy spokesperson.

The ship Vehzen is requested released

Vezhen Navigation Limited, which owns the vessel Vezhen, is now requesting that the seizure on the ship be canceled.

The company’s lawyer believes that the Swedish court is not competent to continue to hold the ship, reports the news agency Siren.

“Tingling” smell on willys

The rescue service, police and ambulance went out to Willys in Nynäshamn just before 13.40 after an alarm about a suspected smell.

The store was evacuated and the police set up barriers.

“Someone thought it was a bit uncomfortable with stinging in the eyes,” says Anders Hägglund, guard officer at the rescue service.

Several people must then have been checked by healthcare professionals.

The rescue service notes that it was not a dangerous substance.

– It turns out that there was scribbling on the outside near a ventilation that has drawn into the store environment, says Anders Hägglund.

Older man fixed in gorge holes in Japan

A three -ton truck has driven down into a large drainage hole in the city of Yashio, north of Tokyo.

A massive rescue effort is now underway to save a 74-year-old man who is stuck in the truck’s cab. He should be awake and talkable, according to TT.

Several attempts have been made to get the man out of the drain hole – without success.

The reason behind the drainage hole is stated to be that the drainage system collapsed.