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The fat manufacturers compete for your “butter” on the sandwich. Archive image. Photo: Janerik Henriksson/TT

There is a price war going on about the fat on the sandwich, according to Matpriskollen.

But on average, food prices were completely stagnant in August, and since the beginning of 2022, food has become 24 percent more expensive.

Some brands of plant-based margarine have had up to 25 percent price reductions at certain chains during August. According to Matpriskollen’s CEO Ulf Mazur, it seems to be a price war against animal-produced fat on the sandwich board.

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A man in his 30s has alerted the police after being robbed and assaulted in Gothenburg.

He was refueling his gray BMW at Circle K at Eriksberg in Hisingen when two masked men attacked him.

They hit and kicked him – then they hijacked his car.

The man was taken to hospital with a fractured face and pain all over his body, the police write.

A man in his 70s has been arrested on suspicion of having fired shots in a villa.

“A man, who is known to the plaintiff, entered the plaintiff’s home in an unknown manner and then shot into the home. The perpetrator then fled the scene.”

– I cannot go into who is raising the alarm. But the plaintiff is a man in his 50s. He was alone in the home when this happened, says Katarina Rusin at the police in Syd.

The plaintiff was not hit by any shots and should not require hospital treatment.

The arrested man is in his 70s

– They know each other, but I don’t want to go into exactly how right now, says Katarina Rusin.

The man fled the scene but was arrested after a search of houses in the vicinity.

The alarm came in at 02:30.

A man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder in Ljungby municipality. Archive image. Photo: Johan Nilsson/TT

A 59-year-old man was arrested during the night of Tuesday on suspicion of attempted murder of a 40-year-old man.

The crime took place at a residence in Ljungby municipality. It was the staff at the residence who raised the alarm when they discovered that the man had been stabbed with a sharp object by the other man.

– It’s about some kind of accommodation, I can’t say exactly what it is. The plaintiff has received some kind of stab wound and I don’t know how serious the injuries are, but we have the crime classified as attempted murder, says Magnus Lefèvre, officer on duty.

The hostages will return to Israel in coffins if the country continues with its military pressure, Hamas’s armed branch threatens, according to several media outlets.

According to Abu Obeida, spokesman for the al-Qassam Brigades, the Hamas members guarding the hostages in Gaza have received new instructions on what to do if Israeli forces approach their hideouts.

Abu Obeida does not elaborate on what the instructions include, but according to Israeli media they have been ordered to kill the hostages.

This weekend, six hostages were found dead in Gaza. According to Israel, they had been shot at close range with several shots.

A single-person accident on the E4 outside Nyköping has a major impact on traffic, reports say Södermanland News.

The person is said to have “weighed too wildly” and driven into the center guardrail, according to the rescue service.

There are no reports of personal injuries.

Over the past two years, the costs for food producers have skyrocketed – and with it the prices in stores.

But now the industry organization sees a turnaround, reports Echo.

On Tuesday, they release an economic report.

– We have been involved in a two-year obstacle course race in dense fog. Now we are in the final phase and have come out of it and are beginning to sense the light more clearly than we have done in the last two years, says Carl Eckerdal, chief economist at Livsmedelsprodutzerna to the channel.

Costs have gone away and at the same time consumers have had less money and bought cheaper goods, which has affected demand.

Now costs only rise slightly during the second quarter of the year.

Most food companies believe that what cost them the most: raw materials and inputs stop increasing during the third quarter, or even decrease, Ekot states.

Eleven people have died after a school bus plowed into a crowd outside a middle school in eastern China. Five of the dead were students, Chinese state media reports.

“Six people were parents and five were students,” state CCTV reports.

One injured person is said to be in critical condition.

During the night, the rescue service in Gothenburg was alerted to an apartment on Hisingen due to a fire, reports P4 Gothenburg.

The emergency services managed to extinguish the fire during the night, but one person had to be taken to hospital.

The person’s injury status is unclear, but be awake and talkative.

During the night, demonstrations continued in Israel.

Thousands gathered in several parts of the country to show their dissatisfaction and demonstrate against the government’s failure to reach an agreement on a ceasefire and the release of hostages.

In Jerusalem, protesters were met by violent police resistance, reports Times of Israel. About a dozen people were arrested there.

Several of the protesters also got close to Prime Minister Netanyahu’s home.

– The Israelis are taking it to the streets because they have realized that the Prime Minister has abandoned Israeli citizens to death.

That’s what a relative of one of the hostages said when he addressed the crowd outside Netanyahu’s residence.

Traces of the demonstration were also visible in Tel Aviv, where a highway was blocked.

The demonstrations started yesterday after it was confirmed that six hostages had died. A general strike was called by the union umbrella organization, but it was later called off by the country’s labor court.

At least 14 people have died in landslides and floods after a storm in the northern Philippines.

The tropical storm, named Yagi, reached winds of 75 kilometers per hour and gusts of 125 kilometers per hour as it swept across the northern Philippines and out into the South China Sea.

In the capital Manila, most schools were closed on Tuesday.

Storm warnings remain in place in most regions of the northern Philippines, with residents warned of the risk of more landslides in rain-soaked mountain villages and flooding in low-lying farming communities.

Something has detonated at a gate on Götgatan in Kristianstad shortly after 03:00.

The police were called to the scene after many people raised the alarm about a very loud bang in the area.

The place is cordoned off and the National bomb shelter is in place.

Residents are asked to stay indoors.

There are no reports that anyone was injured in connection with the explosion.

Czech police found 30 migrants, one of whom was dead, in a truck on a highway between Prague and the German city of Dresden on Monday.

A helicopter was called in to search for several of the people, who fled from the truck when it was stopped by the police. Later, the police at X stated that all had been found and taken into custody.

The deceased person, a woman in her 30s, was found unconscious in the truck.

“A doctor declared her dead after resuscitation attempts were made,” writes rescue workers at X.

The other people in the truck did not need hospital treatment, but were in “bad condition” according to the emergency services.

According to the police, it appeared that the migrants were on their way through the Czech Republic to another destination.

The oppositionEdmundo González Urrutia at a demonstration in July. Photo: Cristian Hernandez/AP/TT

Venezuelan authorities have requested an arrest warrant for opposition presidential candidate Edmundo González Urrutia.

The announcement comes just over a month after the disputed presidential election, which both the opposition and incumbent President Nicolás Maduro claim to have won.

The prosecutor seeking the arrest warrant states several different charges against Gonzáles Urrutia: Among other things, conspiracy, falsification of documents and unjustified usurpation of power.