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As a two-year-old, Teddy Hobbs learned to both read and write by playing games on his tablet.

Now he is four years old and has become Britain’s youngest member of Mensa, reports TT.

Today, Teddy Hobbs can count to 100 – in seven different languages.

At first his mother thought he was just making noises while playing on the tablet, but then she realized he was counting – in Chinese.

– He chooses a new subject to be interested in every two months or so, it seems. Sometimes it’s numbers. During a period it was timetables – it was a very intensive period – then countries and maps and learning to count in different languages, she says.

Uganda has started drilling for oil at the Kingfisher oil field in the western part of the country, TT reports.

Because of the large amounts of oil believed to exist beneath the country, the Chinese oil company CNOOC has invested aggressively. Among other things, they are to start building a pipeline between Uganda and the city of Tanga in Tanzania.

The EU has criticized the project and asked both Uganda and Tanzania to protect the environment and sensitive ecosystems.

However, Uganda believes that the project is crucial for the country’s economy and will be able to lift millions out of poverty.

A person has been hit in Sollentuna.

The police and ambulance have been called to the scene.

– The extent of the damage is unclear at the moment, says Rebecca Landberg, press spokesperson for the police in the Stockholm region.

A man who was out jogging in Gothenburg was attacked and beaten, the police wrote.

According to information, the perpetrator allegedly attacked the man completely unprovoked and punched him in the face and kicked him in the stomach.

The man was taken to hospital in an ambulance.

The perpetrator left the scene after the incident.

The police have drawn up a report of serious assault.

The fee for the permit required for Rasmus Paludan’s Koran burning on Saturday was paid by Chang Frick, who owns the alternative site Nyheter idag and who is a presenter on SD’s media channel Riks, which the newspaper Oxygen first to report on.

Now Rasmus Paludan says Today’s news that before the Koran burning he had contact with Chang Frick and a reporter from the extreme right-wing site Exakt24 before the campaign.

– It was their idea to burn the Koran outside the Turkish embassy, ​​says Paludan to DN.

The police have received an alert that a man in his 40s has been stabbed in a residence, the police write.

The man was taken to hospital by ambulance, but is said to have been awake and able to speak. His injuries should not be life-threatening.

The police are looking for the perpetrator with several patrols in the area. A preliminary investigation into serious assault has been established.

The German government has decided that it will send Leopard 2 tanks to Ukraine, reports Der Spiegel.

Volodomy Zelenskyy has previously said that this is at the top of his wish list.

The German decision has been preceded by several months of debate and comes after it emerged that The US is leaning that they too send tanks to Ukraine.

This opens the door for several other European countries to send tanks, including Poland.

New classified documents have been found, now at the home of former Vice President Mike Pence, reports say CNN.

The documents were found by a lawyer at Pence’s home in Indiana. They have now been handed over to the FBI, sources told CNN.

The revelation comes after Pence has repeatedly said he has no classified documents.

It is not yet clear what the documents are about.

The Biden administration is leaning toward sending a large number of Abrams M1 tanks to Ukraine, according to sources The Wall Street Journal.

A statement on the matter could come this week, according to US officials, and could prompt Germany to agree to send the Leopard 2.

A possible deal would address a rift between the US and Germany, as well as the rest of Europe, over sending tanks to Ukraine.

Helly Hansen is recalling 15 different shirt models because they are too flammable, TT reports.

The sweaters contain brushed cotton which may not meet the fire safety requirements for clothing textiles. The wearer of the garment can therefore suffer burns if it catches fire.

“Consumers who purchased the recalled products are asked to destroy the garments by cutting them in half and send a photo of the destroyed product, including the label at the neck of the garment. Once the image has been received, the consumer will receive a credit receipt for another purchase,” writes Helly Hansen on its website.