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The police call for caution in traffic during today’s cow release in Halland.

– Wapnö farm outside Halmstad usually attracts thousands of visitors. There aren’t that many parking spaces at the farms and then it’s difficult to get parking, says Caroline Karlsson, spokesperson for the police in the West.

The police therefore urge road users to take it easy and carefully.

– It can easily happen that you collide when it is crowded. Some may get annoyed when they don’t get a parking space, continues Caroline Karlsson.

SVT profile Lotta Bouvin-Sundberg has died. That’s what her husband Pelle Sundberg writes on Facebook.

“This morning, May 1, our beloved Lotta Bouvin-Sundberg fell asleep. We have such great memories with you. Now the tears are not enough,” he writes, and continues:

“Thank you to all of you loving people for all the support during Lotta’s illness”.

Lotta Bouvin-Sunberg was a presenter on SVT for many years, including for “Aktuellt” and “Gomorron Sweden”.

She was 63 years old.

A motorboat has run over a sailboat near Nämdö outside Stockholm.

A man and a woman were down in the hull of the sailboat when a motorboat driver first ran over a dock facility and then ran over the cockpit of the sailboat.

– It was a strong bang. The sailboat has sustained significant damage. Including mast breakage, but not only that. He has passed over the cockpit, that is, driven over it. It was lucky that no one was on deck, says Daniel Wikdahl, press spokesperson for the Stockholm police region.

The driver of the motorboat then drove on from the scene. The man and woman suffered cuts and bruises from the collision.

Later, the maritime police found a drunken man in his 50s who is suspected of being the one who drove the motorboat.

– He is drunk when we meet him, but so much time has passed between the accident and when we meet him that it is not possible to prove that he was drunk when it happened, says Daniel Wikdahl.

The man is suspected of gross negligence in maritime traffic, contagion from a maritime accident and two cases of causing bodily harm.

The motorboat has been impounded.

The accident occurred on Friday evening.

The artist Torbjörn “Pugh” Rogefeldt has died, his family confirms to DN.

He lived to be 76 years old.

Aftonbladet has been in contact with his partner, who declines to comment at this time.

Read more here.

Elsa Widding, Member of Parliament for the Sweden Democrats announces on Twitter that she is leaving the party.

Read more about Widding’s defection here.

A holiday home and tree have started to burn in connection with a Walpurgis celebration in Ryssby in Ljungby.

SOS was alerted to the incident at 01:00 last night when a motorist saw the fire.

When a police patrol arrived at the scene, they could ascertain that there had been a Walpurgis celebration with a bonfire there during the evening. The group that was there must have left the place during the evening and then the fire spread to the holiday home.

A person is now suspected of public negligence.

A passenger car with a trailer and a minibus have collided on the E6 north of Halmstad.

The passenger car must have ended up in the ditch in connection with the accident.

No one has been injured, but the road is currently closed in the northbound direction.

LO wants the child allowance to be increased by SEK 450 and to implement temporary reductions in the leisure and preschool fee, TT reports.

The reduction in the rates would be about SEK 550, according to LO chairperson Susanna Gideonsson.

– This is something that is needed for families with children right now to get everyday life together, she says.

Furthermore, she says that the money for the investments should be taken from the state finances, and go out to the municipalities.

A man has been beaten at a party in Kortedala in Gothenburg.

About a hundred people must have been at the party when it happened.

The man, who is aged 35, has been taken to hospital by ambulance.

A heavy fire broke out at an oil depot in the city of Sevastopol on the Crimean peninsula on Saturday.

Now Ukraine is claiming the attack, which they believe is part of the preparations for a counter-offensive, reports The New York Times.

Natalia Humeniuk, spokeswoman for the Ukrainian army, told Ukrainian media on Sunday that it was “necessary to attack Russian logistical capacity before the counter-offensive”.

Russia has previously stated that the explosions were caused by a hostile drone attack.

The youth association SSU wants to see a self-examination by the ruling party in the Social Democrats, reports The Express.

– They are still alive in the political schooling they received, and that is the 1990s crisis. And so you live as if it’s still 1992, says Lisa Nåbo, president of SSU.

She also says that the youth union demands a more offensive and daring reform policy – while warning that the SSU may withdraw support for the leadership.

– We work both internally and externally to get them to understand what SSU and we as young people want for the future. If you don’t listen to it, it is difficult for us to provide that support, she says.

– There is no social democratic party representative who would sit completely safely if Sweden’s largest youth association says that you are not doing the job.

A villa in the municipality of Markaryd caught fire during the night. Several people had to be taken to hospital by ambulance.

The police are classifying the incident as aggravated arson and the scene has been cordoned off for a technical investigation.

There are no suspects at this time.

Aircraft alarms have been heard in large parts of Ukraine during the night towards Monday.

According to unconfirmed information in social media, a powerful explosion has occurred in the city of Dnipro. Explosions have also been reported in Kyiv, writes the newspaper Kyiv Independent.

An adviser to President Zelensky writes on Telegram that “the air defense is working”.

The opposition parties in Paraguay challenged the country’s ruling party Colorado in Sunday’s election.

But with 90 percent of the votes counted, the electoral authority in the country was able to state that the right-wing party, which has basically ruled since the 1940s, retains power in the country.

Former finance minister Santiago Pena becomes the new president with 42 percent of the vote. Center-left contender Efrain Alegre only got 27.5 percent despite leading in opinion polls. (TT)

Hello! I see that some of you are asking about the e-magazine today. No paper or e-magazine will be published today, apart from the sports e-magazine, which will be updated.

Tomorrow they will be issued as usual again.