National Police Chief Anders Thornberg Photo: Johan Nilsson/TT
National Police Chief Anders Thornberg is Sweden’s best-paid head of authority, with a salary of SEK 179,900 a month, according to a survey by Everything.
The new executive salaries mean an increase of 1.8 percent on average compared to last year.
Thornberg is closely followed by Försäkringskassan’s director general Nils Öberg, who earns 176,500 a month. Commander-in-Chief Micael Bydén has the third most with 173,500.
The director of the student aid appeals board, Robbert Dalman, earns the least. He receives SEK 86,800 a month.
The salary increase takes place retroactively from 1 October last year.
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At least 11 farmers have been killed in an attack suspected to have been carried out by jihadists in northeastern Nigeria.
This is reported by TT.
According to authorities, the attack took place while the farmers were working in their fields ABC.
– Some victims had been beheaded, says Abudulmumeen Bulama, who is part of a civilian group fighting the militias.
Attacking farmers hits the whole area hard. According to United Nations Food Programme 4.4 million people are suffering from acute hunger in Borno, Yobe and Adamawa states.
Photo: Matias Delacroix
An unusual astronomical event takes place during Saturday morning, writes CBS.
One hour before sunrise, the planets Mercury, Saturn, Jupiter, Neptune and Uranus can be seen simultaneously.
The latter two require binoculars or a telescope to be seen, according to Star Walk. But the other three will be visible to the naked eye. Assuming you’re in a good, cloud-free, spot for stargazing.
The next time it happens is in April 2024, states Daily Mail.
The time of sunrise varies in Sweden. 04:30 in the south and 01:00 in the north. In the far north, the midnight sun prevails.
The police were alerted just before 11pm on Friday evening after loud bangs were heard in Uppsala.
– You find signs that there was shooting on the spot, says Joar Källman, commander of the command center.
The police have carried out a crime scene investigation, interviewed witnesses and searched the area with a dog.
The incident is being investigated as attempted murder.
– There is a plaintiff but no one has been injured.
No one is currently in custody.
A person was pinned after a head-on collision in Gothenburg, reports Gothenburg Post.
The crash happened at 1 a.m.
– They have started unloading. There are three to four people affected, says SOS alarm group manager William Kokkonen to the newspaper.
A person was taken to hospital.
SL’s commuter train lines 40 and 41 between Uppsala and Södertälje have delays of up to 80 minutes during the night to Saturday, SL writes on its website.
The traffic was previously stopped due to an accident, but has been running again since 1 o’clock.
Lawmakers and public employees in Kansas, USA, have received letters containing a suspected dangerous white powder, reports say Kansas City Star.
Among other things, the state’s Minister of Justice Kris Kobach was one of the recipients.
– We are working to collect the letters in a safe way and we are investigating the incident. At this time, no injuries have been reported, but we ask that everyone be vigilant, writes the Kansas Bureau of Investigation in a statement.
According to a new Japanese law, you now need to be 16 years old to be able to give consent to sex in the country, The Guardian reports, among other things.
The previous age of consent of 13 years has been valid since 1907.
The change was pushed through on Friday at the same time as parliament renewed the country’s sex crime laws.
The hope is to make the requirements for rape convictions clearer. Among other things, it has been clarified that it counts as rape if a perpetrator sexually exploits a person who is under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
Parliament has now also criminalized voyeurism, which means surreptitiously watching other people’s sexual activities as well as secretly filming and photographing for sexual purposes.
An earthquake of magnitude 5.8 shook western France on Friday evening.
“So far, one slightly injured person has been taken care of by the emergency services and several cases of falling rocks and cracks have been observed,” writes Christophe Béchu, who is the Minister of Ecology, Sustainable Development and Energy on Twitter.
Mathieu, who lives in the municipality of Niort, is one of those who felt the quake.
– I heard a dull sound, as if a large construction truck was passing. It got louder and louder and the walls of the house shook, he told French BFMTV.
According to the channel, it is the strongest earthquake to shake the country since 2002.
Facebook and Instagram have problems.
This is reported by the operating site Downdetector.
How and how many people are affected by the problems is still unclear.
Later in the evening, The Verge wrote that Whatsapp and Messenger also suffered problems.
– We are aware that some people have problems accessing our products. We are working to get things back to normal as quickly as possible and we apologize for any inconvenience, says Meta’s communications director Andy Stone to the newspaper.
A woman in her 60s has been attacked in a cemetery in Kalmar.
An offender allegedly hit her several times with a stick, according to the police.
The woman has been taken to hospital in an ambulance. There is no information on the damage status.
The police state that a boy under the age of 15 is suspected and taken into custody after the incident.
A man in his 40s has been arrested for protecting a criminal.
Whistleblower Ellsberg two years after he leaked the documents to the New York Times. Photo: Wally Fong/AP
Daniel Ellsberg, known as the man behind the “Pentagon papers”, is dead, reports Reuters.
The war analyst Ellsberg worked from the mid-1960s in the American defense headquarters, the Pentagon, directly under the Secretary of Defense.
At an early stage he understood that the Vietnam War could not be won. He copied 7,000 pages of classified documents that would later become known as “The Pentagon Papers”.
When Ellsberg could not use any political channel, in 1971 he leaked the entire collection to the New York Times newspaper.
He was 92 years old.
The police have been alerted to a big fight at Spåntorget in Gothenburg.
According to witnesses, ten to fifteen people must have been involved in the fight, where kicks and punches were handed out.
The riot is said to have broken out shortly before 7 p.m. When the police arrived at the square, however, the group is said to have left the scene, according to witnesses by bus and car.
It is unclear if anyone was injured and the police are searching the area for those involved.
The police are investigating a workplace accident in Älmhult after a person was injured when the person was working with a forest machine.
The alarm that the person was stuck in the machine was received at 6 pm on Friday evening.
The person has been taken to hospital by ambulance. There is no information on the state of the damage.
The police were alerted to a suspicious shooting at a hotel in Lorensberg in Gothenburg.
The task force was called to the scene to search the building.
The police finally discovered that blasting work had been carried out connected to the west link at the same time as the loud bangs were heard. The effort has now ended.
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