Crash with “cushion car” – E4 closed

Meghan McCain, 40, voted for her dead father in the election

Meghan McCain voted for her father John McCain in the US presidential election.

Well, John McCain died six years ago.

Meghan McCain recently revealed how she voted in a podcast.

– People are angry with me. They are angry because I didn’t vote for any of the candidates, she says.

She went on to say that she could never have voted for Donald Trump, but neither for Kamala Harris.

– I will never vote for Trump. I can’t do it. I would never have been able to explain it to my children, she says in the podcast.

Taxi drivers in a row

Two taxi drivers allegedly had an argument at a place on Djurgården in Stockholm where several taxis were queuing.

This is what the police in Stockholm write on their website.

Neither taxi driver required hospital treatment.

Both parties want to report each other for assault, so two reports of assault will be drawn up, according to the police.

It is unclear what the fight was about.

UFC boss Dana White leaves politics

Dana White, head of the Ultimate fighting championship, UFC, leaves politics entirely.

White was involved in Donald Trump’s campaign, but now he has had enough.

– I want nothing more to do with this shit. It’s disgusting. It’s disgusting, he says to The New Yorker magazine.

Dana White is said to have helped Trump reach out to young men in particular.

Rapid spread of multi-resistant bacteria

A multi-resistant strain of the E. coli bacteria is spreading rapidly in Europe, according to the Public Health Agency, which describes the rate of spread as “worrying”.

The authority refers to a new study from the European Infection Protection Agency that shows how the resistant bacterial strain has spread within and between European countries.

“The study is further proof of the serious increase in multi-resistant bacteria that risks reducing the possibility of treating severe bacterial infections in the future. Urgent measures are required to counter the spread of antibiotic-resistant bacteria in Sweden and globally,” says Vilhelm Müller, investigator at the Public Health Agency in a press release.

The bacterial strain studied has taken hold and spread in Sweden as well, and is resistant to several common treatment options such as broad-spectrum antibiotics.

Several countries are guarding the Chinese ship

Several countries are now monitoring the Chinese vessel Yi Peng 3, which is linked to the cable breaks in the Baltic Sea.

In addition to the Danish Navy, the Coast Guard from Sweden and Germany have joined.

The Coast Guard’s ship KBV 001 Poseidon is on Saturday east of the ship Yi Peng 3 in the Kattegatt, Expressen writes.

– We will follow the Chinese ship, that’s the only thing I can say, says Linnea Kappel, communicator at the Coast Guard, to the newspaper.

A vessel from the German Coast Guard has also docked near Yi Peng 3.

State prosecutor Henrik Söderman, who leads the preliminary investigation into suspected sabotage in connection with the cable breaches, does not want to comment on why there are now several countries monitoring Yi Peng 3.

Motorist dropped caravan

A motorist lost his caravan on the motorway this afternoon.

It detached from the car on the E6 in the southbound direction just north of Rebbelberga outside Ängelholm.

No one is said to have been injured.

A police patrol is currently on the scene and the caravan should be connected again.

Total stop in train traffic over the Öresund Bridge

The train service between Hyllie and Kastrup airport is at a complete standstill, Skånetrafiken writes on its website.

The stop has been ongoing since 12:30 and is due to a major signal failure at the airport in Denmark. A total of 18 buses run a shuttle service over the bridge.

Travelers in Hyllie speak up South Sweden that it is “total chaos”.

– People are incredibly crowded and it’s pure brawling, says traveler Lena Marie Voellmy to the newspaper.

By 6.30 p.m., train traffic had started again.

Hamas: Hostage killed in northern Gaza

An Israeli woman held hostage in Gaza has been killed in the northern parts of the strip, according to Al Jazeera, Abu Obeida, spokesman for the terrorist-branded Hamas armed branch al-Qassam Brigades.

She was killed in an area attacked by Israeli forces, according to Obeida.

“After several weeks of resuming contact with those tasked with protecting the captives, it emerged that a woman had been killed in an area shelled by Israel in the northern Gaza Strip,” he says.

Another Israeli woman held has been seriously injured, according to Obeida.

So far, there has been no comment on the incident from the Israeli government.

Öland Bridge closed after collision

The road on Ölandsbron is closed after an A-tractor and car have collided, reports P4 Kalmar.

Emergency services and an ambulance are on site.

SOS alarm states that the accident happened from behind and that two people are involved. Their injury status is unclear.

Alarms wail uncontrollably in Gothenburg

The alarm on the Hisingsbron in Gothenburg is howling.

Stefan Nyberg, unit manager for bridge operations in the municipality, states for Gothenburg Post that they have had problems with the computer server that controls the alarm.

– There is disorder up there. The computer server for the alarm is being repaired and therefore it howls a little uncontrollably. But until the server is back, we cannot change it, he tells the newspaper.

He says it may take “a few months” before the problem is resolved.

Man got stuck in elevator

A man has been injured at a company in Oskarshamn.

– It is a man who is said to have injured himself in or near an elevator, says Filip Annas, press spokesperson at the police.

According to the first information to the SOS alarm, the man was trapped.

He has now been taken to hospital by ambulance. According to Region Kalmar, a man in his 50s is being cared for with serious injuries in the intensive care unit.

The police are investigating the incident as a workplace accident.

Chaos at the climate meeting – people leave in protest

Dramatic scenes unfold at the COP29 climate summit in Azerbaijan.

Several negotiators from the small island states and least developed countries have left the negotiations in protest, reports BBC.

– We came here for a fair deal but feel we are not being listened to, says Cedric Schuster, Samoan chairman of the group AOSIS which represents countries threatened by rising sea levels.

According to the BBC’s reporter, it is a “chaotic and confused” atmosphere. Hundreds of people are now moving outside the meeting room.

EU climate chief Wopke Hoekstra is pessimistic.

– We do everything we can in all areas to build bridges and achieve success. But it is uncertain whether we will succeed, he told reporters according to TT.

Villa caught fire in Ockelbo – one to hospital

There is a fire in a villa in Ockelbo, the building must be on fire.

The emergency services are on site with several units.

– We will let the building burn down under controlled conditions and prevent spreading to adjacent buildings. Now it looks good, says Jonas Eriksson, commanding officer of the rescue service in Gästrikland.

One person has been taken to hospital by ambulance. The extent of the damage is unclear.

Five involved in accident – car is on its roof

Two cars have collided between Höganäs and Ängelholm.

– It must be a side impact and one of the cars must be on its roof. There should be a total of five people in both cars, says Fredrik Bratt of the police in Syd.

Tow truck is sent to the scene. Police, ambulance and emergency services are also there.

It is unclear if any injuries occurred.