Latest news – Man is sentenced in the Court of Appeal to life imprisonment

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  • You are sentenced in the Court of Appeal to life imprisonment

    A 28-year-old man is sentenced in Göta Court of Appeal to life imprisonment for murder in Kalmar, on 6 March last year.

    Then a 25-year-old man was shot in the back on Ängöleden in Kalmar.

    It was one of three murders to hit the city last spring – all shooting deaths, which were part of a conflict between two criminal gangs.

    The judgment confirmed the judgment of the district court.

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  • A man and a woman are sentenced to prison for sex crimes

    A man and a woman are sentenced for several sex crimes against children, at Hässleholm district court.

    The woman, who is in her 40s, is sentenced to eight years in prison for, among other things, aggravated rape of two children.

    The man, who is 65 years old, is sentenced to two and a half years in prison, for the crime of child pornography and the instigation of gross sexual abuse.

    The man allegedly got the woman to commit the crimes against payment and send him pictures of the abuse.

  • Accused police officer will be allowed to continue working

    A police officer allegedly pushed and pushed down a man who parked incorrectly in Sollentuna.

    For that he is charged with misconduct for violent intervention. But even if he is convicted, he will be allowed to keep his job, reports the Siren news agency.

    The prosecutor believes that the police used “more violence than was justifiable and proportionate”.

  • Silvio Berlusconi is dead

    Silvio Berlusconi Photo: Andrew Medichini

    Former Prime Minister of Italy Silvio Berlusconi is dead, Italian media write.

    He has been ill for a long time and died today in a hospital in Milan, writes Corriere Della Sera.

    Berlusconi first made a name for himself as a media mogul, and for a long time owned the football club AC Milan. He was prime minister in four different governments, in the years 1994 – 1995, 2001 – 2006 and 2008 – 2011.

    Silvio Berlusconi was 86 years old. Read more here.

  • SMHI warns of high temperatures

    It will be up to 30 degrees in large parts of southern Sweden.

    Now SMHI warns of the high temperatures that are expected to arrive on Tuesday and last for several days.

    Read more here.

  • Tens of thousands of women in Sweden may have had genital mutilation

    68,000 girls and women in Sweden may have had genital mutilation, according to new figures from the National Board of Health and Welfare.

    It is an estimate that the authority based on the number of foreign-born women and girls from countries where female genital mutilation occurs.

    It is illegal to both carry out FGM in Sweden and to travel abroad to do it.

    The figures have been produced as part of the Social Service and the care’s mission to spread knowledge.

  • Man aged 45 dead after the shooting in Farsta

    Technicians on site in Farsta after the shooting. Photo: Aftonbladet

    A 45-year-old man was killed in the shooting in Farsta last Saturday, the police write on their website.

    The man is a foreign citizen and the police are working to contact relatives.

    A total of four people were shot in the incident. A 15-year-old boy died from his injuries.

    Read more about the event here.

  • The government wants to shorten environmental permit processes – appoints an investigation

    The government wants to simplify and shorten permit processes for a faster transition and to make it easier for companies and investments, for, among other things, more nuclear power reactors and offshore wind turbines.

    – Today’s permit processes are too long and too unsustainable, says Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (M), at a press conference.

    The government is therefore now appointing an investigation which will, among other things, look at how the regulations can be changed in relation to EU law, how environmental permits should be awarded and how the authorities can contribute to faster environmental permit processes.

    The investigation must be reported on 15 December 2024 with the goal that the decisions will come into force during the current mandate period.

    In addition to Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson, Energy and Food Minister Ebba Busch (KD), Climate and Environment Minister Romina Pourmokhtari (L) and Martin Kinnunen, the Sweden Democrats’ climate and environmental policy spokesperson, participated.

  • Malmö school requires 400,000 kroner

    A school in Malmö has discriminated against a student with a neuropsychiatric disability. That is the opinion of the discrimination ombudsman (DO), who sued the municipality for SEK 400,000.

    DO considers that the school has not adapted the teaching sufficiently for the student who has a neuropsychiatric disability.

    The school inspectorate has also rejected the school’s handling of the student.

  • 35-year-old man charged – stabbed girl in Gothenburg

    A 35-year-old man is charged with attempted murder and aggravated assault after attacking a ten-year-old girl while she was with her grandmother and grandfather.

    The man attacked with a knife and stabbed the girl in the stomach. She was badly injured.

    The incident took place in Brunnsparken in Gothenburg in March.

    Read more about the event here.

  • Ten dead after bus accident in Sydney

    Photo: Mark Baker

    A bus carrying 40 passengers overturned in a roundabout late Sunday outside Sydney local time.

    Ten people have been confirmed dead and 25 people have been taken to hospital, local media write.

    The bus driver, a 58-year-old man, has been arrested after the accident.

    – He is arrested. He has driven a motor vehicle that has been involved in a fatal accident and may be prosecuted, says police spokesperson Tracy Chapman according to TT.

  • Suspected bomb in Hässelby – police on site

    Police, rescue services and an ambulance have been on the scene in Hässelby since 03:47 when an alarm was received about a suspected bomb at an apartment building in Hässelby, according to information to Aftonbladet.

    At 08:00, the police still have cordons around the scene.

    – We have found an object that we suspect would have been used to cause damage, says Daniel Wikdahl, at the police command center.

    The item has been removed and the police have started a preliminary investigation into attempted destruction of public property.

    According to information to Aftonbladet, there is a connection to a person in a criminal network at the current address.

    At nine o’clock a man in his 20s was arrested during a house search. He is now suspected of attempted public destruction and violation of the Act on Flammable and Explosive Goods.

  • ICC investigates dam collapse in Ukraine

    The International Criminal Court, ICC, has now begun an investigation into the dam collapse in Kakhovka, Ukraine. This is what President Zelenskyy says in a situation update published late last night, reported The Guardian.

  • Glass factory in Orrefors destroyed

    Orrefor’s last glass cabin has burned to the ground. Photo: Suvad Mrkonjic/TT

    A glass factory in Orrefors, outside Nybro, has burned down during the night.

    A guard company discovered the fire and alerted the emergency services, according to P4 Kalmar. The glass factory was on fire and could not be saved.

    Because there were oxygen tubes in the building, there was a risk of explosion.

    – We had to cool them with a portable water cannon from outside, says Tony Bergelind SVT News Småland.

    According to SVT, the glass cabin was the last active one in Orrefors.

    What caused the fire is unclear.

  • Man robbed – got rid of quad bike

    A man was robbed on Möllevångstorget in Malmö during the night to Sunday.

    Four unknown perpetrators punched him in the face and forced the man to give up the quad bike and a necklace.

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  • I would like to see more positive articles about nurses and others in healthcare. How else are we going to get more people to apply for these important professions while waiting for better working conditions and wage increases?

    Eve

    Maybe a news site isn’t the optimal forum for recruiting staff, but that’s a nice thought Eva.

    Care personnel who have any positive news to share are warmly welcome to contact us!

  • Why didn’t you write anything about the forest fire in Canada. Is it still burning there?

    Mickey

    Hey Mike!

    We have reported quite a bit about it, here you will find those articles.

    It’s still burning so maybe it’s time for an update on the situation…

    If we do one, that article will also appear on the same page 🙂

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    Lena Flodström

    Happy summer from all of us to you too!

  • The children in the jungle have been found according to American media

    A good news in all the misery in the world

    The Nicklas diver

    Good day!

    Yes, now the children have finally been found after 40 days in the jungle.

    Here you can read more about the latest.

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