Data: Thermosbomb found in Galleria

Car has driven into houses in Gnosjö

The police have been alerted to a traffic accident in Gnosjö municipality during the morning.

According to early information, a passenger car must have driven into a house.

The police are on their way to the scene.

There is currently no information if any person was injured in the accident.

More lawyers are reported

In 2024, the Law Society received 609 reports against lawyers.

This can be compared with 465 notifications in 2023 – thus an increase of 144 cases.

“The increase is a trend break and may be the result of the proactive supervision that the Law Society conducts,” said Mia Edwall Insulander, the Law Society’s secretary general in a press release.

In total, the Disciplinary Board decided 229 cases, where 145 cases led to the lawyer receiving a penalty. In total, five people were excluded from the Law Society.

Last year, the amount limit for penalty charges was increased when lawyers seriously violated good legal practice. The amount is now between SEK 10,000 and 250,000.

In a total of 28 cases, lawyers were awarded a warning with a penalty.

Two cars in crash

Two passenger cars are involved in a crash in Höör. The injury situation is currently unclear and emergency services are on the way to the scene.

The alarm came in at 07.50.

At least ten dead in floods in the United States

At least ten people have died in floods after heavy rain has pulled over the eastern United States over the weekend, the AP reports.

The worst hit is Kentucky with nine of the death victims.

At least a thousand people have been rescued from the floods and pictures show how cars and roads are placed under water.

Now the country’s weather service, National Weather Service, warns of “life -threatening cold” at the beginning of the week with temperatures as low as -42.7 degrees Celsius.

The police are investigating 100 sex purchases after operation in Stockholm

The police have made a strike in 100 sex purchasing cases in Stockholm within a week, reports P4 Stockholm.

About 85 perpetrators are covered by lawyers to social secretaries, according to P4.

– The youngest was 17 years old at the time of the crime. Today we regularly stand with a lot of young men and sometimes even boys.

According to Simon Häggström, something else is characteristic of the suspected perpetrators.

– We have met a lot of anxiety in these men during these strikes, but the anxiety they experience is nothing they have caused these women, says Simon Häggström.

Foreign Minister on Peace President Troops: Do not exclude anything

Britain is prepared to send peacekeeping troops to Ukraine in the event of a peace.

In P1 Morning, Foreign Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard (M) gets the question whether Sweden is also prepared to do so.

– We’re not there yet. First and foremost, one must negotiate a fair and sustainable peace that respects international law and which respects Ukraine and that ensures that Russia cannot withdraw and build new forces and attack Ukraine or another country in a few years, she says.

– When we have it in place then we must ensure that that peace can be held and then our government does not exclude anything.

Six terror -splashes have been given assets frozen

Six people suspected of terrorist offenses have had their assets frozen with the support of a new law, reports Sweden’s Radio Ekot.

According to the law, which has been valid for about a year, prosecutors may decide to freeze assets for persons suspected or convicted of terrorist offenses.

– It will be used to prevent terrorist measures and there we have made the first freezing decisions last year, says Chief Prosecutor Per Lindqvist, who has taken two of them, to Ekot.

Those who got their assets frozen are, among other things, a man in his 20s who was sentenced on Friday for sending money and trying to travel to join the terrorist group IS.

The law will make it easier for Sweden to live up to a UN resolution on preventing terrorism.

Pursuit of bicycle thief with angle grinder

During Sunday evening, a man in Halmstad contacts the police in connection with his trying to enter a bicycle thief.

The thief, which was equipped with an angle grinder, managed to tear off and disappeared against Övraby church ruin.

The police searched with a dog in the area but did not find any suspect.

Large loss after the Ocean fire – warns 30 services

Liseberg notifies 30 employees of termination, writes GP.

The amusement park made a loss of SEK 484 million during 2024, after the tragic fire in Oceana.

– But we try to solve so much with natural departures and vacancies, but do not think that we reach completely in goal only with those measures, says Andreas Andersen, CEO of Liseberg to the newspaper.

Alarms about high bangs at Rosengård – damage to gate

At three o’clock last night, alarms came about high bangs at Rosengård in Malmö.

Since it was not possible to find the place for the bang during the night, the police are to investigate the information, the police write on their website.

An exterior door has suffered minor damage, there are no reports of personal injury.

USA: Terrorist killed in Syria

A leader of terrorist-stamped Hurra’s al-Din was killed in an American air tree in northwestern Syria last Saturday, says US military command for the Middle East, Centcom, in a post on X, and adds::

“We will continue our relentless hunt for terrorists in order to defend our home country, the US allies and staff belonging to our partners in the region.”

Hurra’s al-Din announced in January that it was placed operations on orders from Syria’s newly appointed president, Islamist leader Ahmed al-Sharaa. In the same vein, for the first time, the movement admitted to having been in contact with the terrorist organization al-Qaeda.

Big strike in Finnish grocery stores

70,000 employees in the Finnish Handek industry go on strike, reports EPN.

It is the trade unions for service, PAM, and Finnish trade that take the members in strike for three days.

About 3000 workplaces are affected and chains such as Lidl and K-market are covered.

Among other things, the unions want higher salaries that give the employees the same purchasing power as a few years ago.

The industry assures that there will be no food shortages in Finland in connection with the strike.

Sources: Musk wants data on taxpayers

Elon Musk’s so -called efficiency authority Dogge wants access to sensitive information about millions of US taxpayers, says the Washington Post.

According to the information, the IRS tax authority, through pressure from the White House, is considering taking measures that would give Dog-employees access to systems that contain, among other things, detailed information on taxes regarding both private individuals, companies and non-profit organizations.

It would also mean the possibility of both adding and changing existing transactions.

The news comes at the same time as approximately 150 million Americans are completing their declarations, which will be submitted by April 15.

According to experts, it is extremely uncommon for politically appointed officials to be given access to private individuals’ tax tasks.

Alarm about explosion in Stockholm

Police and emergency services are on site in Hammarby Sjöstad after alarm about a suspected explosion.

– We arrive and control any damage. It should have happened in connection with a multi -family house, says Kim Hellberg, management operator at the rescue service, to SVT.

Pictures from the site show a number of blown windows on the facade of the multi -family house.