Four to hospital after accident

Head-on collision between car and truck

Police, emergency services and ambulance have been alerted to an accident in Södertälje.

A car is said to have driven in the opposite direction and collided with a truck.

The driver of the car has been taken to hospital by ambulance helicopter. The extent of the injuries is unclear, but the person was awake and able to speak.

The police have started a preliminary investigation into negligence in traffic and drunk driving.

Threatened editors-in-chief – sentenced

A man who has written that the editors-in-chief of Flamman and Dagens ETC should be hanged is now being sentenced for illegal threats, writes Dagens Nyheter.

The man wrote in October 2023 on the platform X, formerly Twitter, that “everyone who was involved in the Israel hug” should be hanged and that this also applied to Leonidas Aretakis and Andreas Gustavsson, editors-in-chief of Flamman and Dagens ETC respectively.

The two editors-in-chief reported the threat to the police. The Södertörn district court now states in its judgment that the act is “at prison level” because those who have been threatened are journalists. However, the man receives a conditional sentence, along with 40 daily fines of SEK 190, because he has not been previously punished.

Sauces may contain metal – recalled

Chipotle mayo and Sour cream & onion dip sauces from the Texas Longhorn brand are being recalled.

The reason is that the products may contain metal, the producer Vinsta Texas Food Company announces in a press release.

The recall applies to Chipotle mayo with a best before date of 07012025 and 22012025 and Sour cream & onion dip with a best before date of 06012025 and 16012025, both with a package size of 200 grams.

The company urges consumers who bought any of the sauces with a current best-before date to discard the product.

Unlawful trespassing at universities

People have demonstrated outside Stockholm University during lunchtime. The police are on the scene and due to a suspected illegal trespass.

– An unauthorized assembly is taking place. They have had an illegal intrusion into one of the buildings and we are now in talks with those people on the spot, says Rebecka Landberg, press spokesperson at the Stockholm Police.

Investigation: It is proposed to change the rules for military equipment

Today, the 2023 munitions inquiry handed over its report to the government. There, among other things, publications are presented on how the Swedish export control regulations can be modernized and adapted to Swedish NATO membership.

It is about the government’s guidelines for the export of military equipment being updated and adapted to NATO.

– There are certain parts of the guidelines that are incorrect today because we have joined NATO. This means that the net totality legal parts of the guidelines need to be cleaned out. It also means that we can export to countries within NATO even in the event of war, says government special investigator Per Westerberg at a press conference.

Minister of Foreign Affairs Maria Malmer Stenergard participates at the press conference together with the special investigator Per Westerberg.

“With the inquiry’s proposal, we show that the concept of neutrality belongs to history,” says Foreign Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard (M) in a written comment to TT.

The proposal will now be sent for referral.

Warning for sudden ice slippage

SMHI warns of sudden ice slippage tomorrow.

The area of ​​the warning is in Östra Svealand – south of Gävle down to Oxelösund.

There is a risk of delays or canceled departures in public transport.

SMHI urges to drive carefully.

Suspected attempted murder at central station

A man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder in Helsingborg.

One person had been attacked and injured with a sharp object at the central station in the city.

The incident had occurred near an escalator and a place down towards the platform has been blocked off.

Four are charged with preparation for terrorist offences

Four men, two of whom are brothers, are charged with preparation for terrorist crimes after a major crackdown in Tyresö in Stockholm this spring, the Public Prosecutor’s Office states.

The raid took place at an Islamic cultural association in Tyresö.

According to investigations, the terrorist crime has had an international connection to IS and above all IS in Somalia.

The people in the case have had different roles, but all have connections to the Islamic cultural association in Tyresö.

– Part of the evidence consists of the fact that a person has sworn allegiance to IS and actively searched for underage perpetrators who would, among other things, carry out attacks. Although we did not find the weapon that was used in the crime of preparation, I believe that the evidence in that part is strong, says senior prosecutor Lars Hedvall, who is the head of the preliminary investigation.

According to the prosecutor, there is a clear connection to domestic organized crime, through, among other things, the supply of weapons.

Two children and woman dead after accident

Two children and a woman have died after a traffic accident on the E22 near Linderöd.

The alarm about the accident came in at 10 p.m. on Sunday evening.

Relatives have not been notified, but the police have made the decision to release the information.

The car had driven off the motorway, overturned and caught fire.

Another man in his 40s is injured.

Task for Ekot: Prosecuted for terrorist offences

Today, charges are brought against the suspects involved in the crackdown that the police, together with the security police, did against several places on Tyresö in March this year.

According to information to Ekot, four men will be prosecuted for terrorist crimes.

Säpo stated that the strikes concerned violent Islamist extremism, and that there were links to IS.

Four men were suspected of, among other things, preparation for terrorist crimes.

IDF: Soldier held hostage dead

On Monday, the IDF confirmed that one of its soldiers has died after being taken hostage by Hamas on October 7.

Omer Neutra, 22, was an American-Israeli soldier and is now the 37th person who died in the hostage situation, writes Haaretz.

Scholtz promises quick weapon deliveries

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz promises quick arms deliveries to Ukraine from Germany, reports Aftenposten.

The announcement comes in connection with the chancellor’s visit to the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv.

– In my meeting with President Zelenskyj, I will announce additional arms deliveries to the value of 650 million euros, which will begin to be delivered in December, Scholz said.

Train stop between Stockholm and Gothenburg

There is a stop in train traffic on the Western main line due to an accident between Falköping and Floby, reports P4 Skaraborg.

The accident affects train traffic between Gothenburg and Stockholm.

According to the Swedish Transport Administration, work on the accident is expected to take the whole morning. In the meantime, replacement traffic will be put in place.

Åkesson’s boot against Strömmer: “Black hole”

Jimmie Åkesson and his party colleagues are starting to lose patience with the fact that political change takes time. He is annoyed that things are slow at Gunnar Strömmer and believes that cases disappear “in a black hole”, Expressen reports.

Åkesson has previously said that he aims for the post of Minister of Justice.

A current issue that the Sweden Democrats believe is moving too slowly is that of Swedish citizenship for people who have come to Sweden from other countries.

The Sweden Democrats have also demanded a place in the government and are frustrated that preparation processes take too long.

– We are involved very early today, but it is clear that somewhere along the way, the cases disappear into a black hole in an administration, and we have no way of controlling that. It is clear that it is a problem, says Jimmie Åkesson to Expressen.