THREE NEWS YOU CAN’T MISS
Arlanda. Photo: Fredrik Varfjell / TT NEWS AGENCY
Arlanda is getting a new area for food and shopping. On Friday, the new marketplace of shops and restaurants in Terminal 5 will be inaugurated.
“The investment is Swedavia’s biggest ever on the commercial offer at Arlanda and with this, together with the new modern security control, we will significantly improve the traveler experience at the airport,” says Charlotte Ljunggren, sales manager at Swedavia in a press release.
According to Swedavia, a goal with the new range has been to provide both breadth and affordability.
Later at the turn of the year, the new food and beverage area “Verandan” is planned to open.
THREE NEWS YOU CAN’T MISS
Two taxi drivers get into an argument about where to park their cars at Drottningtorget in Gothenburg, just before midnight.
One of them then attacks the other with a screwdriver.
The police take up a report of assault and a counter-report.
There is no information that the attacked driver needed to seek medical attention.
There is a stop in the train traffic between Hallsberg and Örebro due to signal failure.
All trains between Gothenburg and Stockholm are affected.
The stop has been going on since half past three last night and there is no forecast as to when the trains will be able to run again, according to the Swedish Transport Administration.
During the morning there are problems with queues on the E4/E20 south of Stockholm.
The reason is that there is oil on the road from a broken bus that was on the road during the night, reports P4 Stockholm.
In the northbound direction towards Stockholm, only one lane is open at Vårby hill.
According to the channel, there are mile-long queues on the road.
Cleanup is underway and according to a forecast from the Swedish Transport Agency, the road can be restored by 07.35.
The Sweden Democrats’ Richard Jomshof thinks that curfews should be introduced as a way to control the wave of violence.
He says so in one interview with DN.
In France, municipalities can introduce temporary curfews, which was done during the summer riots.
– Of course, it should only be used in exceptional cases. And it should be up to the police themselves to take action if the situation calls for it. The police’s toolbox should be bigger than it is today.
A truck with a trailer has overturned on highway 70 just south of Säter, reports P4 The valleys.
The truck overturned during the night and the road is expected to be closed until lunchtime.
No one should have been injured.
Today, the trial begins against ten train drivers on the train company MTR who went on strike last spring.
The train drivers went on strike for three days against the removal of the train attendants and replacing them with cameras.
Since the unions did not support the strike in Stockholm’s commuter train traffic, it was an unauthorized industrial action.
MTR therefore sued 100 train drivers for having participated in the wild strike in Stockholm’s commuter train traffic.
– I think it is important to stand up for safety, says train driver Anna, to Ekot.
She is one of ten who are randomly selected to appear in the Labor Court.
MTR wants the train drivers to pay damages of SEK 6,000 each.
A clothing store in the shopping center Nacka Forum, east of Stockholm, was subjected to a so-called smash and grab coup overnight Friday.
– A car remains next to the store and we have started a preliminary investigation into grand theft, says Pontus Sandulf, officer on duty at the police’s regional command center.
The alarm about the incident came to the police at 03:46.
The government is to commission an investigator to submit proposals on how more people who cheat with the population register can be punished, reports Swedens radio.
The ambition is that more actions than today will lead to punishment according to the National Registration Act.
– We know, for example, that there are people who sell their own address so that others can register there, says Finance Minister Elisabeth Svantesson (M) to Ekot.
The government also wants to investigate whether fingerprints and facial images, which the Tax Agency takes during ID checks, should be allowed to be saved and used later. (TT)
After fresh rumors of his death, Chechen President Ramzan Kaydrov, 46, appeared on Thursday in a video of him meeting Vladimir Putin in the Kremlin.
Afterwards, he wrote on Telegram that Putin expressed himself positively to the idea of building a mosque outside Moscow. However, nothing was shown on Russian state television’s feature on the meeting or included in the Kremlin’s transcript of what was said, writes the independent exile Russian newspaper Meduza.
As of December 1 this year, A-tractors are required to have winter tires, according to a government decision.
“Now the same rules will apply to the use of winter tires for A-tractors as for passenger cars and this increases safety on the roads,” says Infrastructure and Housing Minister Andreas Carlson (KD) in a press release.
The requirement for winter tires applies for the period from 1 December to 31 March in winter road conditions.
Several other rules for A-tractors were already tightened on August 31 this year, including the requirement to use seat belts. (TT)
Norway’s emergency services have been alerted to smoke on a submarine outside Stavanger.
“The submarine is assisted by an ambulance boat and a coast guard vessel,” writes the rescue service on X.
The personnel must now be transported ashore.
More than 2,500 migrants have died or disappeared on their way to Europe across the Mediterranean this year.
This is stated by the UN refugee agency UNHCR in a compilation, TT reports.
This is a large increase compared to 2022, when 1,680 migrants disappeared across the Mediterranean during the entire year, the news agency writes.
Minutes before the end of the match, pyrotechnics were thrown onto the field in the meeting between Gais and Öis, which was played at Gamla Ullevi in Gothenburg.
Then the match was called off.
When the match was restarted about 40 minutes later, the police had to remove several people from outside the arena, reports say Gothenburg Post.
– They went out when there was an interruption in the match and must have made a mess there, so we have taken care of about 30 people outside the arena. They will be removed to a place and then they can get home from there, says Peter Adlersson, press spokesperson at the police, to the newspaper.
Police on site in Jordbro. Photo: Aftonbladet
A major police operation is underway in Jordbro, south of Stockholm. An area has been blocked off.
The police are very secretive about the incident.
– We do not know whether it is a crime or not. If it is a crime, it is of such a nature that it does more harm than good if we tell them what it is about, says police spokesperson Daniel Wikdahl.
Is it connected to the wave of violence?
– I cannot comment on that.
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Hello, do you know how the swine flu is going? Something new?
vlagersson
So far, 41 cases of swine fever have been confirmed. All in the vicinity of Fagersta.
State epizootologist Karl Ståhl at SVA has previously said that one should not stare blindly at the number of plague-infected pigs, but rather focus on the geographical area in which they are found.
So far, the infected wild boars have been found within a smaller area in the infected zone, which SVA sees as something positive.
You can also take a look at SVA’s website to see exactly where they were found.
Hi Ella!
My colleague Nelly wrote about the death of David McCallum yesterday at midnight. You can find the notice here.
Do you know what EU parliamentarian Sara Skyttedal will do after the poke?
Hasla
Hi Hasla
No, unfortunately we don’t know that. In a post on Facebook yesterday, Skyttedal wrote that “After next summer I am available for new challenges.”
Just want to update that Handelsbanken continues to have problems and that they are not resolved at all.
jennie7806
Hi Jenny
I just received an update from Handelsbanken about the problem (which they said would be resolved during the morning).
Apparently, some customers may still be experiencing some issues. According to Handelsbanken’s Facebook, it should be easier to enter via the website than via the app, however. Hope it works out for you!
In one of the notices you write:
“Dangerous object found outside Stockholm
The police have found a suspected dangerous object on a car in Vårberg, south of Stockholm.
Curious about how you define Stockholm? (Vårberg is, after all, a district in the city of Stockholm.)
Enter
Hi Ango!
You are right that Vårberg is in the city of Stockholm. Could have been that it was mixed up with Vårby farm just south of which is in Huddinge municipality.
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