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A man has had to be taken to hospital with stab wounds after an incident at a residence in Visby.

The police were called to the scene during the night due to an ongoing assault.

Two men who were familiar with each other must have ended up in some kind of argument, the police say.

A man has been arrested and the police have opened a preliminary investigation into attempted murder.

The BBC has obtained a copy of Prince Harry’s autobiography. The book was originally supposed to be released on Tuesday, but went on sale by mistake in Spain already this week.

Now the BBC has one live chat where they read the book. The chat started on Friday morning and by lunchtime over 23,000 had joined in as the BBC journalist read about the prince’s drug habits, how he lost his virginity and how many he killed in Afghanistan.

Hackers are suspected of having leaked the email addresses of over 200 million Twitter users and posted them on an online forum for hackers, it says The Guardian.

Alon Gal, co-founder of Israeli cybersecurity firm Hudson Rock, calls it “one of the biggest leaks I’ve ever seen.”

Twitter has not verified the leak and it remains unclear who the hackers are and where they were. The attack may have been made as early as 2021, before Elon Musk took over Twitter.

Russian TV reports that the “truce” on the Ukrainian front is now underway, writes VG and refers to Reuters.

It was yesterday that Russian President Vladimir Putin announced that the country wants to see a two-day ceasefire.

According to the Kremlin, the ceasefire should last until midnight on January 7.

The Ukrainian government and Russia experts have expressed skepticism about the ceasefire.

A crane over 60 meters high has tipped over a shopping mall in Trøndelag in Norway on Friday morning.

The accident is believed to have occurred due to strong winds.

– There is a crane there in connection with a construction activity. It is probably the wind that has taken it. It’s a crane that has tipped over a shopping center called Melhustorget, says operations manager Ebbe Kimo VG.

Parts of the building’s roof have collapsed and the mall is being evacuated.

One person is said to be receiving treatment, according to Norwegian media.

One person is also said to be missing after the accident and a major rescue operation is underway.

At least one person has died in a shooting at an airport in Austria, reports Reuters.

The airport is located in the city of Wiener Neustadt.

According to the information that has emerged so far, it is a soldier who was killed after he fired shots at a superior, according to Wiener Zeitung.

Two-thirds of the Earth’s glaciers are expected to have melted away by the year 2100 if warming continues as it is today.

This is reported by TT and refers to a study published in the journal Science.

If the world reduces warming by a few tenths of a degree, just under half of the glaciers will disappear, according to the study.

– For many small glaciers, it is too late. But globally, our results clearly show that every degree of global temperature plays a role in keeping as much ice as possible in the glaciers, says Regine Hock of the University of Oslo and the University of Alaska Fairbanks, one of the authors.

In a scenario described in the study, 83 percent of the glaciers could disappear in the next 77 years.

SMHI has issued several yellow weather warnings for Friday.

In Västra Götaland, Värmland, parts of Jämtland, Skåne and Blekinge and on Öland, a yellow warning applies for snowfall and strong winds.

A yellow warning for snowfall applies in eastern Götaland and in Örebro.

SMHI warns of traffic problems due to, among other things, poor visibility and snow drifts.

– It will be tricky in several different ways, said Sofia Söderberg, meteorologist at SMHI yesterday.

Many patients who have been treated completely cannot be discharged from the hospitals, reports say P4 Gothenburg.

The reason is that there is no space in short-term accommodation or continuing care plans, and many patients take up places in the hospitals unnecessarily.

The situation worsens the already pressured situation in many hospitals in the country, where many patients seek help for covid, influenza and other viral diseases.

– All hospitals are having the same tough time, in the entire Västra Götaland region and in the whole of Sweden. The situation is actually just as bad everywhere, says Maria Taranger, spokesperson for Sahlgrenska University Hospital in Gothenburg.

Police in Utah are currently working on a major case in which a 42-year-old man murdered seven relatives before taking his own life.

It is The Guardian that reports that the man allegedly shot his five children, his mother-in-law and his wife. Two weeks before the crime took place, the man’s wife is said to have filed for divorce.

Mayor Geoffrey Chesnut says investigators are aware of the divorce filing but it’s unclear if that was the motive behind the killings, according to the newspaper.

During Thursday evening, several people were shot at a restaurant in Miami, reports CBS News.

Some should have been taken to hospital by ambulance, and some should have been able to leave the scene with minor injuries, according to the channel.

Both CBS and the channel WSVN report that the well-known rapper French Montana should have been recording a music video when the shooting occurred.

A witness who watched the recording tells CBS that he heard up to 15 shots being fired at the scene.