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SD leader Jimmie Åkesson gave his traditional spring speech at Långholmen in Stockholm on Saturday.

If the Tidö agreement is not followed to the last letter, “the foundation for the government ceases to exist,” he says, TT reports.

– The Tidö agreement is a basis from which we, together with the government, intend to act to build Sweden strong again. It is an agreement that must be followed, down to the last letter in the parts that are concrete. And if it doesn’t, it ceases to be an agreement. It just makes perfect sense. Then the basis for the government sitting where it sits ends, says Åkesson and continues:

– One thing we must be clear about, the Sweden Democrats will fight for every millimeter.

A man in his 30s has been the victim of a robbery shortly before 12 noon on Saturday in central Örebro, the police report.

The man had just left a jewelry store where he had picked out, among other things, a necklace and a ring. Two men on electric scooters chased the man from the store and threatened him with a knife.

The man left behind a wristwatch and the recovered jewelry worth a six-figure sum.

No one has been arrested.

The police are looking for the perpetrators.

Correction: We incorrectly stated earlier in the headline that the stolen jewelry corresponded to millions, when it was a six-figure sum – i.e. hundreds of thousands of kroner.

On the night of Saturday, a man in his 50s was found seriously injured in an apartment in Lammhult outside Växjö.

He was taken to hospital where he later died.

Now the police are looking for a couple, a woman and a man, who are suspected of murder and arrested in their absence.

“The couple has no home and has previously appeared in the criminal register, including for drug offences,” the police write on their website.

Furthermore, the police write that there is no reason to believe that the couple would pose a danger to the public.

They have also released information on the couple.

“The man is 57 years old and of medium height. He has light blond curly hair. The woman is 49 years old and about 170 cm tall. She has short black hair,” the police write.

Every fifth Swede believes that today there are people who can speak to the dead, reports SVT News and refers to a new SOM survey.

3,750 randomly selected people were asked to answer six questions about paranormal abilities.

One of the questions was “whether there are people today who can converse with the dead?”.

40 percent of respondents believe that there are those who possess at least one of the six selected questions – women were more likely to believe.

The Foreign Ministry summons the Iranian ambassador after the execution of the Swedish-Iranian citizen Habib Chaab.

The authority writes this in a press release.

“The Foreign Ministry has issued a strong condemnation of the execution of the death penalty. The death penalty is an inhumane and irreversible punishment and Sweden, together with the rest of the EU, condemns its application under all circumstances.”

A student at Högskolan Väst is dismissed by the school’s disciplinary board after submitting a text that was partially written with ChatGPT, reports Ttela.

A previous assignment submitted by the student scored highly on a program used to detect AI cheating.

Then he received a warning, and withdrew another submitted entry and submitted a new one.

Then the teacher saw that the text was probably AI-generated and reported the matter.

– This is the first case that has gone all the way. Then I think that teachers in teaching encountered Ragnar Håkansson, who investigates cheating at the university, on more occasions, but not in the examining stages.

A man is charged with serious child sex crimes against his own children in Ångermanland, reports P4 Västernorrland.

The man has admitted several cases of aggravated rape, aggravated sexual assault, aggravated breach of peace, and assault, his lawyer Daniel Alverlind told the radio channel.

The man has four children – three of whom have been victims of sexual abuse.

One of the children has also been subjected to serious breach of peace.

The Sweden Democrats in Växjö want International Men’s Day to be a flag day, report P4 Kronoberg.

Christer Svensson (SD) has submitted a motion to the municipality about the introduction.

– Boys are lagging behind in school, we have a shorter life on average, we simply suffer a greater risk of alcoholism and drug addiction, says Svensson to P4 Kronoberg.

The police were alerted about a crashed four-wheeler in Borlänge during the night of Saturday. Two men are said to have left the scene in connection with the traffic accident.

When the police came out to the scene, a so-called beach buggy, beach jeep, was found.

The vehicle turned out to have been reported stolen in Åmål since 2016.

No one has been arrested.

The police have drawn up a theft report and the vehicle was returned to its owner.

A woman in Eskilstuna was abducted during the night and detained for several hours by an acquaintance.

The woman received several blows and threats, and was robbed of her phone.

A 25-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of unlawful detention and robbery. He himself contacted the police to give his view of the incident.

In January, a teenager was shot to death at a sushi restaurant in Skogås. A 15-year-old boy has been in custody for the murder since February.

According to information to The Express so it was a contract murder, and the 15-year-old received 100,000 kroner to carry out the murder.

Two days after the crime at the sushi restaurant, the payment was made in cash.

The 15-year-old then went to NK – and bought up the money he earned on luxury goods.

A 45-year-old man was shot in the eye with a carbon dioxide gun in Gothenburg on Friday evening, the police report.

The man was bleeding profusely, but was awake and able to speak when the police arrived at the scene. He was taken to hospital by ambulance.

A man in his 30s has been arrested.

The police have drawn up a report of serious assault.

Six people have been arrested in London in connection with Charles’ coronation.

They were according to Sky News part of the anti-monarchy group Republic and headed for a protest in Trafalgar Square.

According to witnesses, one of those arrested said he was the leader of the group, Graham Smith.

Follow our live coverage from the coronation here.

Sri Lankan President Ranil Wickremesinghe pardons 988 prisoners from the country’s prisons, TT reports.

The announcement came on Vesak Day, which is celebrated to commemorate the Buddha’s birth, enlightenment and death.

Only people convicted of less serious crimes are covered by the pardons, says Commissioner General Thushara Upuldeniya.

– We have released these prisoners from 28 prisons across the country, he says.

– There were 982 men and six women who went free.

It is the first time in five years that Sri Lanka has held official Vesak celebrations. In 2019, they were canceled after bomb attacks on churches and hotels in which 279 people were killed in the capital, Colombo.

The following year, they were canceled due to the corona pandemic and the economic crisis.