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  • Microsoft stops making games for Xbox One

    Microsoft is no longer working on any game that is compatible with the Xbox One console, reports TT.

    – We have moved on to generation nine, says studio manager Matt Booty in an interview with Axios, referring to the current console generation with the Xbox Series X/S, and which includes the competitor Playstation 5.

    Xbox One was released in 2013, the newer console Xbox Series X/S was launched in November 2020.

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  • Mondelez separates its Russian operations

    Photo: Bertil Enevåg Ericson / TT

    Marabou’s owner, Mondelez announces i a press release that it plans to separate its operations in Russia before the end of the year.

    The company also says it wants to build its own supply chain for the Russian part of the company, and that they will continue to provide daily goods for ordinary people in Russia.

    In the press release, they also write that they “Condemn the brutal aggression against Ukraine”.

  • At least three dead after tornado

    Severe weather conditions affect large parts of the southeastern United States. From Kansas to Florida, writing ABC News.

    Tornado warnings have been issued in several cities.

    The small town of Perryton in Texas has already been hit by the tornado. At least three people have died and over 75 people are being treated in hospital, according to NBC.

    Several buildings have been damaged and the city is without power.

  • Car crashed after police chase

    When the police were to check a car during the night of Friday, the driver chose to press the gas and try to escape, reports Skånska Dagbladet.

    But the passenger car did not get far in central Malmö.

    – Those who tried to stab but collided quite immediately, says Jerker Olsson, officer on duty at police region Skåne.

    The driver is suspected of gross drunk driving and gross negligence in traffic.

  • Suspected shooting at residence

    The police moved out after an alarm about a suspicious shooting in Skara, write Gothenburg Post.

    – We have an address that was exposed to shelling at midnight, says Martin Hallberg, duty officer at the police in the West to Aftonbladet.

    A preliminary investigation into serious weapons crime has been launched and the police have several resources working in the area.

    – We will release more information about this in the morning, says Martin Hallberg.

    No one is reported to have been injured in the incident and no one has been arrested.

  • Detonation at restaurant

    A loud bang was heard over Hässleholm during the night to Friday.

    – We have just landed at the scene and it seems that there is a detonation at the entrance to a restaurant, says Jerker Olsson, officer on duty at the Skåne police region.

    The National Bomb Squad and forensics have been called to the scene.

    The first calls to 112 came in at 00.53 and after that they received “a lot of calls”.

    There are no reports of personal injuries.

    Read more here.

  • New report: More farmers register animals for slaughter

    A new report from the Swedish Agricultural Agency shows that more and more farmers have registered animals for slaughter, reports Swedens radio.

    Due to drought and lack of pasture and silage, premature slaughter is being prepared.

    – The farmers have already done a consequence assessment and based on it, more animals have been registered for slaughter, says the Swedish Agency for Agriculture’s investigator Bengt Jonsson to the radio.

  • At least 15 dead in traffic accident

    A picture from the scene of the accident. Photo: Steve Lambert/AP

    At least 15 people have died after a traffic accident in Canada on Thursday evening, AFP reports.

    The accident occurred on the Trans-Canada Highway near the town of Carberry.

    According to local media, a truck and a bus for disabled passengers were involved in the accident.

  • Parisa Liljestrand rages against climate activists

    Parisa Liljestrand during her recent visit to Sweden Rock. Photo: Fredrik Sandberg/TT

    On Wednesday, two climate activists attacked a painting by Monet at the National Museum in Stockholm.

    The activists glued themselves and put red handprints on the protective glass – however, the painting survived without damage.

    Now culture minister Parisa Liljestrand (M) rages against the activists and the action in a post on Instagram.

    “It makes me so incredibly angry and provoked that some people take the right to indulge in priceless art and culture,” she writes and continues:

    “Vandalism, vandalism or other criminal acts against art can never be justified, no matter for what purpose, and will not be accepted.”

    Climate activists from the group Restore Wetlands has taken on the attack. They are now suspected of serious damage.

  • Terrain fire in Vislanda – train traffic is stopped

    At 9 p.m., the emergency services were alerted to a wildfire just outside Vislanda in Alvesta municipality.

    The fire has spread near the railway and is causing stoppages in train traffic, reports P4 Kronoberg.

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    New government ready in Finland

    Petteri Orpo. Photo: Heikki Saukkomaa / AP

    After more than six weeks of negotiations, Finland’s cabinet maker Petteri Orpo has announced that the government program is ready, reports Swedish EPN.

    On Friday afternoon, Orpo, who is the leader of the Samlingspartiet, will present the new government program.

    The government will consist of the Collection Party, the True Finns, the Swedish People’s Party and the Christian Democrats.

    The newspaper Iltalehti writes that one point in the program is to change the alcohol law to allow stores to sell stronger alcohol.

    “Ministries must carry out an investigation into the liberalization of the sale of 15 percent strong wines,” writes IL.

  • Strong earthquake off Tonga in the Pacific Ocean

    An earthquake has struck the island of Tonga in the Pacific Ocean, AFP.

    The earthquake had a magnitude of 7.2, according to the United States Geological Survey, USGS.

    No tsunami warnings have been issued in the area.

  • Truck and electric scooter in collision – one person seriously injured

    The police have been alerted to a collision between a truck and an electric scooter in Färila in Ljusdal municipality on Thursday evening.

    The person on the electric scooter is said to be seriously injured and has been taken to hospital by helicopter.

    The police have opened a preliminary investigation to investigate the accident.

  • Al Pacino has become a father – again

    Has had her fourth child. Photo: Richard Shotwell/AP

    The 83-year-old actor Al Pacino has become a father for the fourth time.

    This is reported by several American media on Thursday evening.

    The Godfather star confirmed through his spokesperson in May that he was expecting a child with his 29-year-old girlfriend Noor Alfallah.

    Since before, he has three children with two different women.

  • Two large forest fires in Huddinge

    The emergency services warn that the fires can spread. Photo: Reader picture

    There is a fire in Huddinge outside Stockholm. The emergency services are on site with five units to fight two nearby forest fires.

    – It is dry as snuff on the hill so there is definitely a risk of spreading, says Ludwig Taylor at the rescue service.

    It is unclear how the fires started. The rescue service has no forecast for when the fires may be out.

    Since Wednesday afternoon, the rescue service has also fought a large forest fire in the municipality of Ljusdal.

    Read more about the fires here.

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