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Four cars in crash in Gothenburg

Four cars have collided with each other on national highway 40 in Gothenburg. Police, emergency services and ambulance were alerted to the scene at 16.15.

It is unclear if someone has been injured, but several cars must be carried.

The accident affects traffic. One of three lanes at the height of Delsjömotet is open.

“It rolls on slowly,” says the rescue service alarm and management operator.

Putin about the ceasefire: Supporting peaceful solution

Russia has confirmed that he will meet the US delegation led by Steve Witkoff. It reports Russian state news agency Tass.

During a press conference, Putin states that Russia supports a peaceful solution.

– We support the proposal for a peaceful solution, says Putin.

According to Russia’s president, there are issues that must be discussed with the United States before a ceasefire may be possible.

A person dead after fire

One person has died after a villa fire in Trollhättan.

The incident is being investigated as murder and attempted murder.

Rescue services and police were alerted about the fire at 09 o’clock on Thursday.

No person is served suspicion of crime.

Relatives are informed.

Strandhäll leaves the Justice Committee

S top Annika Strandhäll leaves the Riksdag’s Justice Committee, reports Alting.

She resigns her place and leaves the committee immediately, writes the magazine.

The message comes one day after she deleted a post on X where she spikes the party mate and the committee’s vice chairman Teresa Carvalho, writes Express.

Teresa Carvalho wrote on X and linked to a debate article that is about the party wanting to revoke citizenship when it comes to people who are linked to serious system -threatening crime.

“Ok news for me,” Strandhäll replied in a post that was later removed.

Sweden sends 18 arches to Ukraine

Defense Minister Pål Jonson (M) presents during a press conference inside Bofors industrial area in Karlskoga that Sweden signs an agreement for 18 artillery pieces of the type Archer to send to Ukraine.

– Support for Ukraine should be strong and long -term, says Pål Jonson.

Ukraine already has eight arches from Sweden.

National mobile ban is proposed

The inquiry that School Minister Lotta Edholm (L) receives today proposes a national mobile ban at school.

It arrives at a press conference with the school minister and investigator Björn Hansson.

The investigation states that it should be compulsory for teachers to collect students’ mobiles at the beginning of the day. This shall apply to the compulsory school forms and leisure home.

– We’re just talking about mobile phones. Other technical equipment, such as smart watches and other things, where we leave the opportunity for the principals to ban them as you can do today. During our investigation, we have not noted until they pose any problem, says Hansson.

The government calls for a meeting on food prices

Food prices have been greatly increased this year.

Now the government has called for a meeting with the food giants.

“The purpose of the conversations is to create dialogue, listen to the industry’s assessment of the situation and to work together for lower prices for food customers,” the government writes in a press release.

Donatella Versace leaves the family business: “Always in my DNA”

Fashion icon Donatella Versace, 69, steps down from her role as Creative Director for the Versace fashion brand.

She has had the role since 1997 when she took over after her brother Gianni Versace who founded the luxury. Donatella is now being succeeded by Miu Mius chief designer Dario Vitale.

“It has been the greatest honor of my life to continue my brother Gianni’s legacy. He was the true genius, but I hope I have some of his spirit and endurance.” she writes on Instagram.

Donatella Versace now becomes Ambassador for Versace instead.

“I am proud that Dario Vitale will join us and happy to see Versace with new eyes.”

“Versace is in my DNA and always in my heart.” In conclusion, she writes.

Police helicopter has picked up injured skiers

The man injured himself when he went skiing in Åre on Thursday morning.

The police have been alerted about the incident and picked up the man in a police helicopter.

There is no further information about the man’s injury situation.

Ebba Busch about Northvolt: “We have shared tears”

Business Minister Ebba Busch holds a press conference in Skellefteå on the occasion of yesterday’s message about Northvolt.

She says that during the day she has met employees on site in the factory and describes it as “affecting”.

– We have shared frustration and tears today, says Ebba Busch.

She also describes how she sees employees’ drive and future hope.

– We want to do what we can from the government, says the Minister of Industry.

– We must get the EU to support European battery production.

Trump: 200 percent customs on “all wines”

Donald Trump wants to impose 200 percent customs duties on European alcohol. He writes that at Truth Social.

“The European Union, one of the most hostile and abusive tax and customs authorities in the world, which was formed in order to benefit from the United States, has just introduced a nasty customs duty of 50% on whiskey,” he writes.

If the 50 % customs will not disappear, he threatens to introduce the 200 percent customs on “all wines, champagne and alcoholic products that come from France and other EU-represented countries,” he writes.

“It will be great for wine and champagne operations in the US,” he continues.

Fire in Russian power plant

It burns in a power plant outside Moscow in Russia, writes Ukrainian media.

Videos from the site show how thick, black smoke bolmar out of the power plant.

It is unclear what has happened and how the fire has started.

National Association Kris closes down

The National Association of Criminals’ Revenge in Society, Kris, has decided to close down. In a statement on Facebook, the organization writes that the decision was made by the Board on February 21.

The National Association writes that some local associations have been drawn with internal contradictions that constitute an obstacle to the union’s ability to continue the business.

Local associations will now be continued under local auspices, according to the statement.

Russia: Don’t want temporary ceasefire

Russia does not want a temporary ceasefire. It reports the Financial Times.

Previously, a 30 -day ceasefire has been proposed – but Russia will downs the proposal.

“It’s nothing more than a temporary respiratory break for the Ukrainian troops,” said Yuri Ushakov, the Russian President’s foreign policy adviser,

However, Russia wants to get a long -term peace plan, writes the newspaper.