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Apollo 7 astronaut dead

today at 02.16 Johan Edgar

American astronaut Walter Cunningham was the last survivor of the Apollo 7 flight, which was the first successful manned space flight of the Apollo program.

Cunningham was 90 years old, writes the American space agency Nasa, which confirms his passing in a statement.

The eleven-day space flight in 1968, in orbit around the Earth, was the first to be broadcast live on television and it paved the way for the moon landing less than a year later. (TT)

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  • Man stabbed – woman arrested

    Police and an ambulance rushed to the Western harbor in Malmö at 10 p.m., following an alarm that a 35-year-old man had suffered stab or cut injuries.

    – The man was observed and found injured outside, but we are working after the crime is said to have been committed in a residence, says Rickard Lundqvist, press spokesperson at the police command center, to South Sweden.

    A woman in her 30s has been arrested, suspected of attempted serious assault.

    It should not be a danger to the man’s life.

  • McCarthy lost for the third time

    Republican Kevin McCarth. Photo: Alex Brandon/AP

    Republican Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy appeared at 11 p.m. to lose a third vote to win the post of speaker.

    After further defections among his party mates, this time 20 Republican members voted against him.

    Opponents have chosen to cast their vote for Jim Jordan instead.

    Conservative party members are now warning that McCarthy could continue to lose support as the polls continue.

    The candidate of the largest party has not lost a vote for the post of Speaker in a hundred years.

  • Flat-smoked ham recalled – may contain listeria

    The company Nordchark is recalling Flat Smoked Ham. This is what the Swedish Food Agency writes in a press release.

    The ham may contain listeria.

    The affected packages refer to those with a package date of 27-30 December 2022.

    Nordchark urges consumers to return the product where it was purchased or speak to Nordchark directly.

  • Suspected killer extradited to Idaho

    Criminology student Bryan Kohberger, 28, who is suspected in the Nov. 13 murders of four youths in the town of Moscow, Idaho, is not contesting extradition to the state.

    He stated this when he was brought before a court in Pennsylvania on Tuesday. He was arrested the day before New Year’s Eve at his parents’ home in Pennsylvania.

    According to defense attorney Jason LaBar, the 28-year-old is “shocked” to be suspected of the murders.

  • Households continued to reduce electricity consumption in December

    According to preliminary figures from the Energy Agency, Swedish households also saved on oak consumption in the month of December, report DN.

    The national average is a seven percent decrease in the month of December, compared to 2021.

    In electricity areas three and four, consumption fell by nine and 12 percent, respectively.

    If the preliminary figures from the Energy Agency are correct, it will have a positive effect on the entire energy market in Europe, which will push prices down and relieve the system. This is according to Christian Holtz, electricity market analyst at Merlin & Metis.

    – The December figures are in line with what we have seen before. But it is still a lot, something we have hardly seen in modern times, says Christian Holtz, to DN.

  • Coop recalls eggs – may contain salmonella

    Coop recalls eggs after alarm about salmonella in one of the stables where the eggs were laid.

    According to Coop, the eggs can pose a health hazard if they are not heated to at least 70 degrees.

    The infection must have been discovered during a routine check.

    “We take the incident very seriously and are investigating with the supplier how this could have happened,” writes Coop in a press release.

    According to the Swedish Food Agency, it is very unusual to have salmonella in Swedish eggs.

    Here is a list of which types of eggs the alarm applies to.

  • Collision with A-tractor – two young people seriously injured

    A car and an A tractor collided just outside Hässleholm on Tuesday evening.

    Two boys and a girl, all under the age of 18, were traveling in the A-tractor.

    Two of the young people are seriously injured.

    The emergency services say the car drove into the side of the A-tractor at a four-way intersection.

    – One person was trapped in the A-tractor and there are a total of three injured, two of them seriously. Everyone is taken to the hospital in Kristianstad, says Anders Pålsson, internal commander at the rescue service.

    The driver of the car was not injured.

    Highway 21 was closed for several hours after the accident. The case has now been handed over to the police.

    – It is a traffic accident with personal injury, so it will be investigated. So far there is no suspicion of crime, says Rickard Lundqvist, press spokesperson at the police, to TT.

  • Woman injured in traffic accident – dog dead

    Shortly after 6 p.m., a 75-year-old woman was out walking a dog in Åhus in Kristianstad.

    According to the police, she somehow “collided” with a car and was injured.

    The woman was taken to hospital by ambulance, it is unclear how seriously injured she is.

    The dog died.

    The police do not suspect any crime in connection with the accident.

  • Two injured in a brawl

    Two men with stab wounds entered the emergency room in Malmö during the evening.

    The press service at Region Skåne writes that one of the men, who is in his 20s, is being treated for minor injuries.

    The police have been cordoned off by a suspected crime scene at Herrgården. They had previously been alerted that several men were involved in a fight at the site.

    The incident is being investigated as attempted murder.

  • McCarthy against loss in the presidential election

    Kevin McCarthy, Majority Leader of the Republican House of Representatives. Photo: AP

    Republican Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy failed to get enough party members to be elected to the post of speaker, US media reports.

    He has been criticized internally by Trump loyalists who do not think he is conservative enough. Despite Donald Trump himself giving McCarthy his support, he lost the vote.

    Instead, the House of Representatives now looks to move towards a new vote. That hasn’t happened in a hundred years.

    McCarthy now needs support from the Democratic side to be able to secure the Speaker’s post.

  • Woman dead after traffic accident

    A woman in her 80s has died after a single vehicle accident in Ödeshög during the morning.

    The alarm came in during the morning. According to the police, the woman had gone off the road and overturned.

    Relatives have been notified.

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  • What happened to the hunter who was beaten by an activist in the morning?

    Henrik

    Hi Henrik,

    The person who tried to run over the hunters in Nora municipality is suspected of attempted serious assault and we are working to follow up the news further. According to P4 Örebro, no one was injured.

  • How is the Vietnamese boy in the hole doing?

    Fredrik Håkansson

    Hello Fredrik!

    Unfortunately, he still seems to be stuck in the hole and the hope of saving him is slim. We will update here in the notice column if anything new happens.

    Here you can read yesterday’s article about ten-year-old Nam.

  • “one of the released a suspected rapper.”

    Is it a crime to be a rapper or do you mean that he is suspected of rapping?

    Dr. Alban

  • Consumption is obviously reduced when people can’t afford it. I haven’t eaten a vegetable, fruit or red meat in 4 months. Stopped going to the dentist and getting a haircut. Becoming noticeable in many industries!

    Julia

    Hello Julia,

    That sounds tough. You are certainly not alone in having a hard time right now.

  • In the article about covid it says in the fact box:

    that covid is still “notifiable, which means that confirmed cases must still be reported by the healthcare system to the regional infectious disease doctor and the Public Health Authority.”

    I don’t think people know this, during December at least 25 of my acquaintances have been diagnosed with covid but no one has reported this anywhere. Can you figure out what to do when home covid tests are positive?

    Susie

    Hi Suzie,

    It is the care that must report positive tests for those who are cared for there, as an individual you are not obliged to report your results.

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