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Two men have been sentenced to prison after they broke into a man’s home in Orsa municipality – and hit the man in the head with a crowbar.

It reports SVT Dalarna.

The men are sentenced for serious assault to two years and three months in prison, and one year and nine months in prison, respectively.

According to the channel, the motive for the assault was debt collection.

A woman and a man are also sentenced to daily fines for involvement in the incident that took place in March 2023.

Two-year-old Alyssa Carpenter from Virginia in the USA is one of 36 million affected by long-term covid. Photo: Carolyn Kaster/AP

Around 36 million people may have been affected by long-term covid in Europe.

This is shown by recent figures from the WHO, TT reports.

The symptoms of the disease are described as exhaustion, shortness of breath and brain fatigue – and according to regional manager Hans Kluge, there is a large knowledge gap in the research surrounding the disease.

– If we don’t develop comprehensive diagnostics and treatment for long-term covid, we will never really recover from the pandemic, says Hans Kluge to the news agency.

Photo: Erik Simander/TT

Princess Madeleine, Chris O’Neill and the children will move to Sweden.

The idea was that the moving class would be in time for the royal children’s autumn term to start.

But now the court states that the move is postponed, reports The Express.

– It will be postponed until 2024, according to the information I have, says director of information Margareta Thorgren to the newspaper and continues:

– The reason is neither a migration issue, the house sale, nor anything like that. It is simply that the time for the family with all that a move entails, it has been a little too short.

Ambulance helicopter on site in Husby. Photo: Reader picture

Several people have raised the alarm that a shooting should have occurred in Husby, north of Stockholm, according to information to Aftonbladet.

Two people are reported to have been shot.

According to information, at least one person was seen leaving the scene on an electric scooter.

Residents in the area testify that an ambulance helicopter has just landed at the scene.

The man charged with attempting to finance terrorist crimes will remain in custody until the verdict comes on July 6, the Public Prosecutor’s Office announces.

According to the prosecutor, the man must have tried to finance the PKK, a terrorist organization labeled by the EU.

Heavy smoke in Norberg. Photo: Niklas Hagman

During the day, the emergency services fought a forest fire in Norberg.

Now the defense is called in to help.

The Home Guard is on the way this afternoon and will help with the extinguishing work, says Albin Backes, fire engineer rescue region Bergslagen.

During the morning, the emergency services did not have control over the fire, but during the afternoon they managed to call it in.

– We are not over the river yet, but it is surrounded, says Albin Backes.

Read more about the fire here.

During the afternoon, the rescue service in Bergslagen had to go out to a disused mine shaft outside Skinnskatteberg, when a climber lost consciousness.

– There were two people who had repelled down the mine hole, says Stefan Andersson, operations leader at the Bergslagen rescue region.

According to the rescue service, methane gas had formed in the mine hole when there was garbage there. One of the climbers had lost consciousness.

– He felt the gas, says Stefan Andersson.

A repelling force and helicopter with winch were ordered, but could turn back.

– We got him up. He was conscious and doing well, says Stefan Andersson.

According to witness information received by Aftonbladet, there has been a traffic accident on Abrahamsbergsvägen in Stockholm.

Aftonbladet has contacted the emergency services without an answer.

– What I can see at the moment is that it is an accident that occurred on Abrahamsbergsvägen, says Anders Bryngelsson who is a press spokesperson for the Stockholm police region.

Photo: Swedish Consumer Agency

The toy company Jabadabado AB is recalling a veterinary belt, as there is a risk of strangulation.

The Swedish Consumer Agency urges those who bought the toy to stop using it and return it.

The veterinary belt has article number W7219. The product has been sold between September 2022 and May 2023 by various retailers.

Photo: SHERIF K PHOTOGRAPHY

Today, five spotted red sharks are released into Swedish waters. They are completely harmless and live naturally in Swedish water. Their size is slightly larger than a ruler.

– The spotted red sharks are born at the house of the sea and are released when they are three to four years old, says Maria Jämting at Havets Hus. Havets hus, which has its 20th anniversary, takes care of the shark eggs and raises them for the first few years.

– We dive down with the sharks to the bottom and release them there, says Maria Jämting.

In Sweden, there are 16 shark species that live on the west coast. The small-spotted red shark has been threatened with extinction, but the species has now stabilized.

– They are not decreasing in number, and are protected. So you can’t fish them, says Maria Jämting.

The mini shark that swam the longest has moved from the west coast to the Oslofjord – a distance of 140 km.

A civil war was practically prevented in Russia last Saturday, says Russian President Vladimir Putin at an event with military and security forces in Moscow, TT reports.

– In a difficult situation for the country, they stood side by side with their comrades in the way of unrest that had inevitably resulted in chaos, says Putin.

From footage at the scene, Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu can also be seen participating in the speech.

A minute’s silence was also held for the Russian pilots who are said to have died in the armed rebellion of the Wagner group.

Today, three people are still being treated in hospital with serious injuries after the accident at Gröna Lund last Sunday.

One person has been discharged and the health condition of the three who remain has improved, according to Region Stockholm.

Despite that, the three who are being treated still have serious injuries.

On Monday, the National Accident Commission decided to open an investigation into the accident, when the Jetline roller coaster partially derailed.

The leaders involved misjudged the situation that led to this weekend’s major crisis in Russia, according to Belarus dictator Aleksandr Lukashenko, TT reports.

Neither Vladimir Putin nor Yevgeny Prigozhin can be called heroes after what has happened, Lukashenko said, according to Belarus state news agency Belta. He also includes himself in this.

– Because we misjudged the situation and then we thought we could solve it, but it didn’t work, says Lukashenko, according to the propaganda agency’s rendering.

– There are no heroes in this story.

Ing-Marie Wieselgren was murdered during Almedal Week last year. Photo: Lotte Fernvall

During Tuesday, Region Gotland, the Police and the Security Police held a press conference ahead of the upcoming Almedal Week.

There, the police stated that a thorough evaluation of the security situation had been made after last year’s tragic event when the national coordinator for psychiatric issues at SKR, Ing-Marie Wieselgren, was murdered.

– However, we have not perceived that there are any particular threats or risks directed at the week, or that any organizer would have opted out of Almedalen, says Region Gotland’s preparedness manager Rikard von Zweigbergk.

However, Säpo’s head of command, Fredrik Bratt, states that the threat to Sweden is “quite high”, and that developments in the outside world mean that it is accelerating.

– The global situation is something we definitely have to take into account during this week, not least when we have so many decision-makers on site in a small area for a limited time, he says and continues:

– But despite that, we see no concrete threat to the event this year.