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All the body’s organs are affected by alcohol, even in small amounts. It increases the risk of, among other things, breast cancer, according to the new Nordic nutritional recommendations, NNR fast.

At the same time, it is questioned whether breastfeeding women really have to abstain from alcohol.

– We have deleted the advice on total abstinence, says Rune Blomhoff, project manager at NNR, to TT.

However, what is behind the decision is unknown.

– We have generally made many adjustments as we worked further with the scientific basis and received many comments from researchers. There is now a large consensus within NNR around the councils, says Blomhoff.

Healthcare in several parts of the country is now raising the alarm about blood shortages. Several blood centers have alarmingly low blood stocks and more blood donors are therefore needed, reports Sveriges Television.

The organization Geblod writes in a press release that holidays and time off make more people refrain from donating blood.

At 02:00, the police received a call about a drunken man who had fallen into a bush at an address in Partille, the police write.

In connection with the search of the man, the police find a loaded weapon.

A house search is carried out at the man’s address and additional weapons are found there.

The man is arrested on suspicion of serious weapons offences.

A new report from the state Mediation Institute shows that lower wages combined with shorter working hours mean that women’s incomes are more than 20 percent lower than men’s, reports Sveriges Radio.

– Development has gone in the right direction, but rather slowly. One explanation is that we have had an elite who have received ever higher capital income. That elite is above all male and that slows down development, says Irene Vennemo, director general at the Mediation Institute, to Ekot.

The report also shows that social insurance, contributions and taxes increase gender equality. But pensions are more unequal than earnings.

During the night to today, Russia has attacked several Ukrainian cities, reports Reuters.

In addition to a drone attack against the capital Kiev, there have also been explosions near Lviv in western Ukraine.

According to local media, explosions have also occurred in Zaporizhzhya.

A building supply store outside Oskarshamn is on fire, including two large halls, two trucks and an office space. The construction halls are completely destroyed.

– The two large piles of timber were 20 by 40 metres, says Håkan Andersson, line operator at the Security and Alarm Center in Kalmar.

The fire started at 2:30 a.m. and since then the extinguishing work of the rescue service has been ongoing. They expect to stay for the entire morning.

It is unclear whether anyone was injured and how the fire started at the moment.

The police have started a preliminary investigation into attempted murder after shots were fired at an apartment building in Kärra in Gothenburg late on Monday evening. The alarm came to the police at 10 p.m.

– A shooting has taken place at the facade of an apartment in a multi-family building, says Helena Clase, officer on duty at the police.

No one is said to have been injured by the shots and no one is yet in custody. (TT)

The curriculum for elementary and middle school should contain knowledge about preparedness for total defense, according to an upcoming report from Karlstad University, reports SR Ekot.

With funding from the Swedish Agency for Community Protection and Emergency Preparedness, researchers have searched current curricula and found that there is no writing on total defense or crisis preparedness.

It is believed that it should be written in and give teachers a clearer mandate to cover the subject. (TT)

A court in Moldova has banned oligarch Ilan Shor’s pro-Russian opposition party accused of trying to overthrow the government.

The authorities claim that Shor’s party’s protests around the country are part of a Russian plan to topple the government and replace it with a pro-Moscow government.

The party’s five members may remain in parliament as non-party members.

According to the party’s lawyer, the verdict will be appealed to the European Court of Justice. (TT)

Four people were injured when a man armed with an ax began attacking diners at three nearby Chinese restaurants in the Auckland suburb of Albany, New Zealand, on Monday night.

A 24-year-old man was arrested at the scene. The motive for the attack is unclear, but the man appears to have attacked guests at the restaurants at random, according to witnesses.

The condition of the injured is said to be stable. (TT)

A man in his 30s has suffered stab wounds after he was hit by a sharp object in Bredäng in southern Stockholm.

A suspected perpetrator was held at the scene and could then be arrested by the police.

– A man has been taken by ambulance helicopter to hospital with injuries to his upper body, says Towe Hägg, the police’s spokesperson in Stockholm.

The suspected perpetrator has also been taken to hospital and will then be questioned.

The police have drawn up a report of attempted murder.

Another person is said to have been injured in the hand in connection with the incident.

The British Parliament has voted whether Boris Johnson should be removed from Parliament.

And so it became.

An inquiry previously found the former prime minister lied to parliament about what he knew about ‘partygate’ and last week Johnson resigned as an MP, reports Sky News.

354 members considered that he should be ported compared to 7 who voted against.

A woman has died after a drowning accident in Haparanda on Monday, writes Norrbotten’s courier.

The woman was in her 40s and a foreign citizen.

There is no suspicion of crime and next of kin have been informed.

There is a fire in a tire workshop in Borås.

The alarm came in just before 7pm on Monday evening.

– It is burning with open flames, says Linda Bergquist, team leader at SOS Alarm.

The fire is now out. A 25-year-old man has been taken to hospital with burns, the police write on their website.

A report of gross negligence has been drawn up by the police.