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A child under the age of ten has died in a traffic accident in Örebro municipality.

The police were alerted to the accident just after eight o’clock on Friday evening.

The police describe it as a very tragic accident.

– It is a relative who has run over the child, says Lars Hedelin, press spokesperson at the Bergslagen police region.

One person has been injured in a traffic accident just south of Surahammar outside Västerås.

The person must be conscious, the police write on their website.

Two vehicles are said to have been involved.

The accident occurred on county road 252. There is a total standstill on the stretch in connection with the rescue work.

An initial investigation into the train accident in Odisha indicates that a signal failure may have caused the crash.

According to the report, one of the passenger trains is said to have entered a loop line alongside the main track if, following a faulty signal, writes Hindustan Times.

There it collided with a freight train and derailed.

The second passenger train then rammed into the first train.

Around 290 people have died in the accident and 900 people have been injured.

Read more here.

Two Israeli soldiers have been killed by a man in a on the border with Egypt, the Israeli military IDF confirms to Reuters.

After that, a shooting is said to have taken place and the perpetrator was killed. It all happened after the Israeli military seized illegal drugs worth SEK 4.3 million.

The IDF’s investigation is currently ongoing. This is stated by The Times of Israel.

A 20-year-old man has been found seriously injured in Uppsala.

The staff at Akademiska sjukhuset in contacted the police at 05:00 as the man is badly injured and has several fractures. The injuries must have occurred in connection with the man being robbed of his personal items.

– We have not been able to hear the man in detail because he is too weak, says Magnus Jansson Klarin, press spokesperson for Police Region Central.

There are currently no suspects.

A suspected dangerous object was found at a Bäckby recycling station in Västerås.

– The station has been evacuated and we have sent police patrols there. It is now up to the national bomb protection to decide what it is about, says Magnus Jansson, press spokesperson for Police Region Central.

Later, the police announced that the object turned out to be some kind of batteries, and therefore not dangerous.

The police have lifted the cordons at the site.

Minister of Justice Gunnar Strömmer would not take his children to a Stockholm derby:

– I will be completely honest and say that I would be very doubtful about that. I have taken my children to ice hockey in Stockholm. Hockey is not yet where football is. And I dare to take the children there, he says in Ekot’s Saturday interview.

The Minister of Justice also states that when there are twice as many inmates in the prisons, more people will have to share a cell.

In Greystones, Ireland, parents have decided to ban the town’s children from having smartphones.

The parents’ associations in the eight schools have adopted a “no-smartphone” code to maintain a common front against the children’s demands, reports The Guardian.

The ban applies both at home and at school until the children turn thirteen. The initiative started after a concern that phones increase anxiety and risk exposing children to adult content.

– It’s not the end of the world for me. I know some in my class don’t like it at all. But we’re kids, what can we do, says Josh Webb, 12.

The code is voluntary, but enough parents have adopted it to create a “critical mass” that parents hope can create a new norm in the city.

Electricity meters bought by Vattenfall and installed in hundreds of thousands of Swedish homes have connections to the Communist Party in China, writes TT, which refers to an investigation by SVT.

The main man behind the manufacturer Sanxing is the tech billionaire Jianjiang Zheng, who for several years, until recently, was a delegate in the Chinese People’s Congress for the Communist Party.

However, Vattenfall believes that it has carried out careful checks and that it has been assessed that the company had no connections to the government or the party.

“Overall, we feel secure with the safety of the electricity meters that are installed and the checks and follow-ups that are carried out continuously,” writes Vattenfall in a comment to TT.

Krai’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyi. Photo: Christine Olsson/TT / TT News Agency

Ukraine is ready for the long-discussed counter-offensive.

That’s what President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says in an interview with the Wall Street Journal.

– We have a strong belief that we will succeed, he tells the newspaper.

He also says that he would like to receive more weapons from the Western countries for the upcoming offensive.

– We would like to have certain things for the upcoming campaign, but we cannot wait for months, he says.

1039 cyberattacks have been carried out against healthcare so far this year.

Healthcare is now the third most common target for cyberattacks, reports TV4 Nyheterna who took note of figures from the IT security company Checkpoint.

Security alarms went off in almost half of Sweden’s municipalities in connection with a cyber attack in March this year.

Hacker group Anonymous Sudan claimed responsibility for the attack.

A mutilated Ukraine, without the Crimean peninsula Photo: Hungarian government

The Hungarian government has published a video advocating peace in Ukraine, but where the Crimean peninsula is not included in a map of the country, writes the newspaper Meduza.

– War is enough now, only a cease fire can end the destruction, only peaceful negotiations can save lives. It is time for peace, says the video.

Officially, Hungary has not recognized Russia’s annexation of Crimea, but when a map of Ukraine is shown in the video, Crimea is cut off from the country.

At 07.32 on Saturday morning, the police were alerted about a man in Solna who allegedly attacked people and cars.

When the police arrived at the scene, a commotion ensued and one police officer was slightly injured.

– The police allegedly got a jacket in the forehead and bled profusely, says Mats Eriksson, press spokesperson at the Police.

Emergency services and an ambulance were called to the scene.

– In connection with the intervention, the man goes into cardiac arrest and paramedics begin CPR, says Mats Eriksson.

The suspect was taken to hospital.

Later, the police announced that the man had died.

The Special Prosecutor’s Chamber will investigate the actions of the police in connection with the death.

Relatives have been notified.

A man has been arrested and later arrested on suspicion of rape in Skellefteå during the night.

The man is 35 years old and is suspected of having raped a woman.

The rape must have taken place indoors.