Arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu

Fire in industrial premises – two to hospital

There is a fire in an industrial premises in Kallinge.

Police, emergency services and an ambulance have been sent to Bredåkravägen where the premises are located.

Two people have been taken by ambulance to hospital and the extent of their injuries is still unclear.

There is no suspicion of crime in connection with the fire.

Horse dead – hit by an ambulance

A horse has been hit by an ambulance on national highway 84 outside Ljusdal around lunchtime on Thursday.

– The horse has run loose on the road for an unknown reason, there is no information that a rider was on it, says police spokesperson Stefan Larsson.

One of the paramedics needed medical attention and was taken to hospital.

– It seems that the horse has died as a result of the accident. It is very tragic, says Stefan Larsson.

The horse’s owner is informed of the incident.

Two hit by school – have been taken to hospital

The police were alerted at 11.47 to an accident outside a high school in Svalöv.

– Two pedestrians have been hit by a car, they were both taken by ambulance to hospital, says police spokesperson Evelina Olsson.

The injury status of both is unclear.

Whether the driver is still at the scene or not is unclear.

– We have caught some witnesses on the spot. However, there are still question marks about where the driver is, says Evelina Olsson.

The “bonus prince” does not appeal the arrest decision

Crown Princess Mette-Marit’s son Marius Borg Høiby is not appealing the detention order against him, writes VG.

He will therefore be held in custody for a week.

– The decision will not be appealed. A week was the most realistic thing to achieve now, says his defender Øyvind Bratlien to VG.

Marius Borg Høiby is suspected of two rapes.

The Tidö parties want a cap on the size of children’s groups

The government and SD want stricter rules for how large groups of children can be in preschool, as well as how high the staffing density should be. An investigation will look more closely at this, as well as how a compulsory language preschool should be designed.

That the Tidö parties want to see a compulsory language preschool for children who need it has been known for a long time. The investigation is now being added, which Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (M) and Education Minister Lotta Edholm (L) will present at a press conference at lunchtime.

But before that, the Sweden Democrats’ school policy spokesperson Patrick Reslow talks about the directives for TT.

He points out that the preschool staff’s Swedish skills are also important.

– If we really want to invest in the children’s language development, it does not work for them to come to a preschool where the staff do not speak Swedish.

The Swedish National Agency for Education has benchmarks for how large children’s groups should be, but the statistics show that very many groups are larger than that. Therefore, stricter rules – law or regulation – may be needed.

This may be investigated by the investigation, as well as the staff density, that is, the number of children per employee.

WHO chief hospitalized

The Director General of the World Health Organization (WHO) Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus has been hospitalized in Rio de Janeiro, reports the news agency Reuters.

The cause is currently unknown.

Swastika at E18: Incitement against ethnic group

The police in Enköping have taken down a flag that was raised at E18.

A road user raised the alarm when he saw the swastika flag and now the incident is being investigated as incitement against a group of people.

Half a Norwegian billion to Ukraine’s defense industry

Norway is giving half a billion kroner to Ukraine’s defense industry, Minister of Defense Bjørn Arild Gram announces.

The aim is to help Ukraine to more quickly produce more of its own weapons and military equipment.

“Norway takes from its own holdings and buys from Norwegian industry, but it is not enough. We need to give Ukraine better opportunities to produce more, and this support will contribute to that,” says Bjørn Arild Gram (Sp) in a press release.

According to the Minister of Defense, the money will quickly make a difference on the ground in Ukraine.

– It is central that we continue the Western support for Ukraine, and that we continuously look for new opportunities to contribute to their defense.

Russia has launched intercontinental robot

Russia has fired an intercontinental ballistic missile at Ukraine.

It will be the first time such a robot has been fired during the course of the war.

The Kyiv Independent writes that the attack was directed at Dnipro. According to Ukraine’s air defense, other ballistic and cruise robots were also used in the attack.

So far, only material damage has been reported.

An intercontinental ballistic missile is a ballistic missile with a range of more than 5,500 kilometers.

Six arrested after explosion at Östermalm

On Thursday morning, six people were arrested, suspected of being involved in the blowing up of a gate at Östermalm in Stockholm on Sunday, writes DN.

Those arrested are also suspected of being involved in the incident where a hand grenade was found on Skeppsbron on 30 October.

Both cases are suspected to be connected to the extortion that took place against the businessman Joachim Kuylenstierna, where he was threatened with death and asked to pay SEK 100 million to people connected to a known criminal network.

Five arrested for terrorist crimes in Finland

Five people have been arrested on suspicion of terrorist crimes in Finland, reports Hufvudstadsbladet.

They are said to have been arrested at the beginning of the week. The police demand that they be taken into custody.

Blair’s deputy minister John Prescott dead

John Prescott was deputy prime minister in Tony Blair’s governments from the late 90s onwards.

Prescott was 86 years old and died peacefully at his home, his family said in a statement.

“He died surrounded by his loved ones and Marian Montgomery’s jazz music,” writes the family according to The Guardian.

Four dead after suspected methanol poisoning

An Australian 19-year-old has died in Laos after drinking drinks suspected of containing methanol. Her friend of the same age who also drank the liquid is being treated for life-threatening injuries.

– This is every parent’s worst fear and a nightmare that no one should have to endure, says Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.

Two Danes and an American have also died in the suspected poisoning incident.

The people fell ill after a party night in the small town of Vang Vieng on November 13, a party town popular with backpackers.

New Zealand’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs states that one of the country’s citizens has also fallen ill in Laos and may have fallen victim to methanol poisoning.

“Travelers are advised to be cautious about consuming alcoholic beverages, especially cocktails and drinks made with spirits that may have been adulterated with harmful substances,” the State Department said.

Prosecutor: Wants Google to sell Chrome

The US Department of Justice wants to force Google to sell the Chrome browser.

The reason, which prosecutors formally presented to the Washington court on Wednesday, is that Google, in violation of the law, has monopolized the market for online searches.