Preliminary investigation against Runar Viksten, who investigated the scandal in the top police management, is closed, reports SVT Nyheter.
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A dead person was found in a lake in Gävleborg county on Sunday.
The public alerted the police, who rushed out together with the emergency services.
Relatives have been notified.
The police do not suspect any crime behind the death.
Meta Platforms is sentenced to pay a record 14 billion kroner in EU fines.
The reason is that the company transferred user data from accounts in EU countries to the USA. According to the EU, the transfer is systematic and recurring.
– Facebook has millions of users in Europe, so the volume of personal data transferred is massive, said Andrea Jelinek, at the EDPB, the EU’s data protection authority.
Meta is now given five months to cease the transfer of personal data.
Meta says it will appeal the decision.
Police were called to a residence in central Borlänge during the night due to a fight.
A man is found injured in the residence, probably with a sharp object.
Two women between the ages of 25 and 35 were arrested at the scene, suspected of serious assault.
The suspected crime scene was cordoned off for technical investigation.
The women deny wrongdoing.
The older woman is detained as a reasonable suspect, the younger on probable cause.
Approximately one million households have received their electricity subsidy, Försäkringskassan writes in a press release.
The majority of households should have received their money by June 9 at the latest.
4.7 million households are covered by electricity subsidy two. A total of ten billion kroner is paid out in this round.
The road is closed on the E18 in an easterly direction at Älvmotet, near Klarälven, reports P4 Värmland.
Several vehicles are involved.
No one is said to have been seriously injured.
Russian opposition politician Alexei Navalny has been placed in solitary confinement for the sixteenth time in a row, where he will spend 15 days, according to the Moscow Times newspaper.
Several times he has barely been released from the isolation cell before receiving a new 15-day sentence.
Navalny is serving 11.5 years in prison in the IK-6 prison colony for fabricated crimes.
He is also threatened with life imprisonment, Navalny himself states. Read more about this here.
Catania’s airport on the Italian holiday island of Sicily is open again, TT reports.
The airport was closed on Sunday after an eruption from the nearby Mount Etna volcano.
Traffic to and from Catania on the eastern part of the island was closed on Sunday after ash fell over the city, making it unsafe for planes to use the runway.
The airport warns that there may be delays throughout Monday.
A 35-year-old man died after being found shot in a car on Guldheden in Gothenburg on April 27.
Now a 25-year-old man has been arrested on probable cause on suspicion of murder, reports the GP.
The detention hearing will be held on Monday morning.
The man denies any crime, according to his lawyer.
Sergei Cherevaty, spokesman for the Eastern Army Group of Ukraine, said on the BBC’s live broadcast on Sunday that the western part of Bachmut is still in Ukrainian hands:
– The Russian troops – especially the terrorists in the Wagner group – attacked our positions 16 times in the last 24 hours. Every day we kill many enemies, we destroy their military equipment and undermine their morale. Step by step we are sabotaging their ability to attack our positions, Cherevatij said.
The Swedish Press Freedom Ordinance is designated as a World Heritage Site by Unesco, TT reports.
The regulation is the oldest law in the world that stipulates the right to express oneself freely and to take part in public documents.
The Freedom of the Press Ordinance was adopted in 1766 and the source material is preserved today at the National Archives and the Royal Library in Stockholm.
“The importance of the freedom of the press regulation can be seen in the light of the fact that Sweden is today recognized around the world for its support for democracy and civil liberties. The award sheds light on one of the most fundamental human rights in the world,” says National Archivist Karin Åström Iko and National Librarian Karin Grönvall in a joint statement.
Since 1949, the Freedom of the Press Ordinance has also been the constitution of Sweden.
The Russian television channel Pervij kanal compares the alleged Russian conquest of Ukrainian Bakhmut to the victory in World War II, when Berlin was captured:
– Victory! Bachmut is ours! Probably our soldiers feel the same as our forefathers felt in Berlin. We defend our motherland. We do a good job. We fight neo-fascism, it was said in the channel’s news broadcast on Sunday, according to Meduza magazine.
The police were called to the Västra industrial area in Växjö at seven o’clock in the morning.
The affected person has been taken to hospital in a private car by his colleagues.
Police have documented the accident scene and will also go to the hospital to talk to the victim.
Update 08.50: The victim is a man in his 40s. The police have drawn up a report of a suspected work environment violation.
A person has been hit by a bus in Svenljunga.
The extent of the injury is unknown, but according to SOS Alarm, the person should be awake and able to speak.
Police are on their way to the scene.
A man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder in an apartment in Grimsta in western Stockholm.
The victim woke up to the suspect punching him in the face. He was also injured by a sharp object.
The alarm came at 03:04.
When the police arrived at the scene, the perpetrator was still in the apartment and the victim in the stairwell.
The two are familiar with each other.
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