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Jimmie Åkesson says he is saddened by the information that has come to light about Robert Hedarv.
“The attention surrounding the accompanying, respectively, which by all accounts has a clear connection to the criminal MC environment. It was not quite how we had imagined our first week as husband and wife,” he writes in a post on Facebook.
About the connection to Hedarv, Jimmie Åkesson writes:
“There are certainly many people who think I’m generally stupid – and maybe I am – but at least I’m not so stupid that I don’t understand firstly the inappropriateness of such a guest, secondly what writings it would entail”.
Furthermore, Åkesson sends a message to his critics:
“That the expert of the tabloid press thought that cheap box wine is better suited for karaoke than weddings was, funnily enough, exactly the head of the nail. The starting point was precisely karaoke and dancing. Not a wine for porched quail’s feet served by a grim man in a funny hat. But, come on nice at the Nobel party! If you’re lucky, the guest list is carefully checked so that no Islamists, Iranians, Russians, anti-Semites or warmongers slip in…”
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Threats against Jewish and Israeli targets in Norway have increased further, the Norwegian Security Police PST announces.
Therefore, the terrorist threat level in the country is raised from medium to high.
– There are several negative conditions that have increased the terrorist threat, among other things linked to the ongoing escalation in the conflict in the Middle East. In Norway, it is above all the threat against Jewish and Israeli targets that has intensified further, says Eirik Veium at PST.
At present, according to Veium, there is no information about concrete plans for terrorist acts against targets in Norway.
As a result of the increased threat level, the police have decided to arm the police nationally.
“An increased likelihood of attempted terror in Norway is a situation the police take very seriously and we have a series of measures to keep the population safe and ensure the best possible preparedness,” says police chief Benedicte Bjørnland in a press release from the police.
Northvolt has a debt to the Swedish Tax Agency of SEK 287 million – and the money must be paid in by Monday at the latest, reports SVT News.
It is about VAT for SEK 82 million, employer contributions for SEK 106 million and deducted tax for SEK 93 million.
If the payment does not arrive on time, the company must file for bankruptcy, the channel writes. Otherwise, management may become personally responsible for payment.
Photo: SMHI/Screenshot
SMHI has issued several yellow warnings for the coming days.
On Thursday, when the storm Kirk hits, there is a warning of high flows in Västernorrland and the coastal area of Västerbotten county.
“Several days of heavy rain bring high flows in streams and rivers,” writes SMHI.
In addition, there are warnings of gales in the Gulf of Finland and the Gulf of Bothnia and the Bothnian Sea.
The former NATO chief, the Norwegian Jens Stoltenberg, has been given a new top job.
He will become the leader of the international security conference in Munich, which every year brings together heads of state, politicians, researchers and top leaders in Germany, reports World Gang.
– It is a great honor for me, writes Jens Stoltenberg himself on X.
The new head of NATO is Mark Rutte, who took over on 1 October.
A teenage boy has escaped from a Sis home in Uddevalla, writes Bohusläningen. The escape took place on Monday evening.
The police searched for the boy during the evening but have not yet found him.
– We suspect that he has received help, says Knut Segerstedt at the police in Uddevalla.
A notification of promotion of escape has been made.
Deputy Prime Minister Ebba Busch (KD) defends Jimmie Åkesson and buys the SD leader’s explanation for why a gang leader was a guest at his wedding.
It reports The Express.
– Jimmie Åkesson himself says that this person would not have been at the wedding if Åkesson had known about these connections. A reasonable attitude, I think, says Busch to the newspaper.
Today, Northvolt announced that their subsidiary Northvolt Ett Expansion filed for bankruptcy.
Now Skellefteå municipality is holding a press conference.
– The announcement comes in a very tough situation for those affected, says Lorents Burman, chairman of the municipal board.
He says that the municipality is following developments to see how the municipality can help those affected.
– We know that what is currently happening at Northvolt creates both a lot of concern and a lot of questions about the future. In the last week, we have had conversations with around 40 companies that have or have had assignments in the North Volta area, says Anja Palm, business manager.
They have been in talks with, among other things, the employment agency and the growth office to “enable mitigating effects”.
Northvolt has previously announced that 1,600 will be notified.
Two people have been taken to hospital after a traffic accident in Källunge, reports P4 Gotland.
It is a small truck that drove off the road and into a tree.
One person is seriously injured, according to the emergency services.
Road 147 is closed in both directions. The accident happened around lunchtime.
The train service between Gothenburg and Stockholm is at a standstill after an accident, reports Ekot.
The stop is between Skövde and Väring and hour-long delays are expected. The accident happened shortly after 12 o’clock.
According to the Swedish Transport Administration, there is no forecast for when traffic can be up and running again.
In a debate article in The Express last year, representatives from the Tidöpartierna wrote that an investigator had been commissioned to draw up a proposal to ban marriage between cousins. The issue has been established in the Tidö Agreement.
Now Minister of Justice Gunnar Strömmer presents what has been concluded in the investigation.
The investigator proposes that marriage between cousins be prohibited and that the exemption option for half-siblings to marry be removed. In addition, it is proposed to introduce a ban on marriages between siblings and nephews.
– The background is honour-related violence and oppression, we know that it is a major social problem. Countering it is a priority issue for this government, but also a priority issue for many other actors in our society, says Gunnar Strömmer at the press conference.
Read more here.
During the morning, Nordea’s customers experienced major problems logging into the bank.
– We are working on solving it now, said Hugo Laigar, press communicator at Nordea earlier in the morning.
Nordea then issued a message to its customers.
“We currently have technical problems that mean that you as a customer cannot log into the app and the online bank. You may also experience problems with Swish and card transactions. Unfortunately, we cannot help you with this over the phone, but do everything we can to resolve the issues as quickly as possible.”
Update 15.15: Nordea has now fixed the biggest problems, says Hugo Laigar.
– Card purchases, swish and logging in now work. But you can still experience inertia, he says.
Another person has been arrested after Sunday’s shooting at Kungsmässan. According to the police, it is a 14-year-old who is now suspected of attempted murder.
“An emergency care of the boy was carried out, and he is further managed by the Social Services due to the fact that he is also under 15 years of age. In what way this boy is suspected of being involved is something we will not be able to comment on at this time,” the police write on their website.
Since before, a 14-year-old boy is suspected of two cases of attempted murder and aggravated weapons offences.
The injured man’s condition remains stable. He is still being treated in hospital.
Read more here.
An explosion occurred on Monday morning in Hellerup, Denmark. The place of the explosion is about 500 meters from the Israeli embassy. Photo: Steven Knap/Ritzau/Scanpix/TT
A 17-year-old and a twelve-year-old child are criminal suspects after yesterday’s explosion in Hellerup north of Copenhagen, Danish police write on X.
Both suspects are Danish citizens.
There was a powerful explosion in a stairwell, about 500 meters from the Israeli embassy, which was recently attacked.
According to the police, it was most likely caused by some type of firecracker.
Danish police said on Monday that possible links to the bombing at the embassy are being investigated, but initially there was nothing to indicate that.
On Wednesday, an explosion occurred near the embassy and two young Swedes, 16 and 19 years old, are suspected of terrorist crimes. Danish police have previously stated that the target was most likely the Israeli embassy.
Christian Brückner in court. Photo: Alexander Koerner
The German, previously convicted pedophile Christian Brückner, the main suspect in the case of missing Madeleine McCann, is acquitted of several sex crimes that allegedly took place in Portugal, reports Sky News.
He has previously denied several sex crimes he was accused of while living on Portugal’s Algarve coast.
The chief prosecutor in the case wanted him to be sentenced to 15 years in prison, the news channel reports.
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