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Dozens of people have been injured and a number of people have been taken to hospital after a double-decker overturned in Somerset, England, reports Sky News.

71 people are said to have been on board when the accident occurred.

At the moment, it is unclear how many have been injured and how extensive the damage is.

The death toll rises after the Russian attack on an apartment building in Dnipro in eastern Ukraine last Saturday.

44 people, including five children, have now been confirmed dead, according to the city’s mayor Borys Filatov.

The center party KU reports the government for how the bill was drawn up to keep the electricity subsidy for households a secret.

– We think that certain referral bodies have been given half a day should be reviewed, says Riksdag member Elisabeth Thand Ringqvist, to TT.

Among other things, C criticizes the government and Minister of Energy and Industry Ebba Busch (KD) for having given the referral bodies far too little time to review the new bill on the secrecy of the electricity price subsidy.

“In the case in question, it is clear that the legislative matter has been handled carelessly and with too little time margins,” writes Elisabeth Thand Ringqvist in a report to the Riksdag’s constitutional committee, KU.

The police in Malmö have previously raised the alarm about how doughnuts with sharp objects have been placed on the city’s streets and parks.

Now the police report for South Sweden that two dogs ingested the dough knot during Monday on Baltiska vägen and inside Pildammsparken.

Dogs had to be rushed to the vet for surgery. It is still unclear how badly the dogs are injured.

– I have not received any information about how things went afterwards, says Nils Norling, the police’s press officer, to the newspaper.

He believes that these are the first two cases where dogs have been seriously injured by prepared buns.

Sveriges Radio’s website has technical problems.

“We are sorry for this. Please try again in a little while,” the website says.

Earlier in the day, the radio stated that it is about maintenance on their digital services.

According to Claes Bertilson, press manager at Swedish Radio, the technical problems have now been resolved.

“Our digital services are up again, our web and app are working. Our technical staff have been troubleshooting and working on this, but I cannot at the moment answer what caused the disruption,” he writes in an email to Aftonbladet.

The online bank Avanza has technical problems.

“We are currently having technical problems. Error correction is in progress,” writes the bank on its website.

According to Sofia Svavar, press officer at Avanza, the technical problem should be solved now.

– I think it was all our customers who were affected by the problem. Unfortunately, I have not received any report on what happened. But everything should be resolved now, she says.

This weekend, 41 people died after a missile hit an apartment building in Dnipro, Ukraine

Oleksy Arestovych, an adviser to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, said at the time that it was because Ukraine shot down a missile that in turn hit the house.

– Russia does not shoot at residential buildings, he said then.

Now he is stepping down as an advisor. This is reported by Dagbladet via Reuters.

Yesterday, the Russian government completely disowned the incident.

Read more here.

Dutch authorities state that a 37-year-old man identified as the security chief of the terrorist sect IS has been arrested in the city of Arkel.

According to Dutch authorities, the 37-year-old should have had a leading role during the IS reign of terror in Syria between 2015 and 2018.

After that, he allegedly had leading roles in the terrorist network Nusrafronten.

The arrest took place on Tuesday morning.

A new study shows that the coronavirus poses several greater risks for both pregnant women and the child, reports TT.

The researchers behind the study, which is published in the scientific journal BMJ, have analyzed 12 studies with over 13,000 pregnant women from several countries.

Among other things, they have concluded that the disease does not increase the risk of stillbirth. However, they have been able to see that women who get covid-19 during pregnancy have a greater risk of becoming seriously ill.

The study also shows that it was four times more common for pregnant women with covid-19 to end up in a situation where they needed intensive care, compared to non-infected women of the same age.

Another example is that infected pregnant women were five times more likely to suffer serious blood clots.

A man has been arrested on suspicion of raping a woman in Kalmar.

The rape took place on Monday and the man is suspected of having assaulted the woman outdoors at an underpass in the Tallhagen area.

During Monday evening, the police searched the area and carried out a crime scene investigation.

The investigation then led to the arrest of a 25-year-old man and later arrested on probable cause on suspicion of aggravated rape.

The police are also appealing for witnesses who moved in the area at Jutnabbevägen/ Ölandsleden around 5pm on Monday.

Read more here.

A 49-year-old woman sentenced to death for murdering two men in Japan has died in prison, reports Vice.

The woman received her death sentence in 2012 and has since been imprisoned in Japan’s Hiroshima district.

But on Saturday night, she is said to have accidentally cut her throat while eating dinner in her prison cell. When the staff found her, she must have already been unconscious.

She was later pronounced dead at the hospital. According to the Japanese Ministry of Justice, she must have been suffocated to death.