Latest news – Woman missing in Västerås

A woman was found badly injured in her home on Hisingen in Gothenburg on Monday. She later died in hospital.

Now her husband, a man in his 30s, has been detained on reasonable suspicion of murder. It writes GP.

The man also had injuries when he was arrested. He denies wrongdoing. According to information from the GP, the man has said that he acted in an emergency.

According to the prosecutor, there was a minor child in the residence at the time of the incident.

Nine suspected robbers have been shot dead by police in an attempted robbery against a transport of valuables.

This is stated by South African authorities for the news agency AFP.

A task force followed the group to Sekboeng south of Johannesburg where they then opened fire on Thursday morning.

In addition to the nine dead, three more robbers are injured and are being treated in hospital.

The police suspect that the group is behind several value transfer robberies around Johannesburg.

In their four cars, the police found six rifles and improvised explosive devices.

This week, the Administrative Court ruled that the Police Authority made a mistake when they rejected an application for a public gathering where Korans were to be burned on two occasions.

Now the police announce that they have analyzed the verdicts and decided to appeal the verdicts.

“The police authority believes that the issue is fundamentally important and that it is therefore urgent that it be examined by a higher authority,” the police write on their website.

The Swedish Migration Agency stops the deportation of Alzheimer’s sufferer Kathleen Poole, reports The Express.

This after they received harsh criticism for the decision to deport the 74-year-old to Great Britain.

– The case is now stopped and we are waiting for new documentation from the family, says the Migration Agency’s press manager Jesper Tengroth to Expressen.

The reason Kathleen Poole was to be deported was that she had not renewed her passport since 2018, which is required after Brexit. Aftonbladet has previously written about the case here.

The case has created a storm of criticism both in Great Britain and Sweden, and both the European Commission and the British Parliament have been involved.

– We have received signals that she was not feeling well and then we have to look at it, says Tengroth.

The police are on the scene with a large operation after a suspected shooting at a school in Eskilstuna.

– We were alerted there due to loud explosions at the site. We are there investigating a suspected serious crime, says Johnny Gustavsson, press spokesperson for the police in the East region.

Exactly what has happened is currently unclear. But one person must have been taken to hospital.

The police have not arrested any suspected perpetrators.

– We are looking for someone who is involved in the incident, says Johnny Gustavsson.

The text is updated here.

The five men who were arrested on suspicion of terrorist labeling on Tuesday are now requested to be detained by prosecutors.

According to Säpo, the suspected crime is linked to the terrorist group IS.

One of the suspects is said to be a 15-year-old boy from Strängnäs.

The LO Transport union and the employers in the Transport companies have reached an agreement on a new collective agreement, reports TT.

The agreement involves salary increases of up to 9.1 percent spread over two years, according to the union.

At the same time, the employers write that the agreement follows the so-called mark with a total agreement value of 7.4 percent.

The government refuses to extradite a man accused of terrorism to Turkey, TT reports.

The man, who is in his 50s, has been requested to be extradited – but the government says no as the man is a Swedish citizen. The man has previously been suspected of membership in an “armed terrorist organization” in Turkey.

The extradition request came in November 2022 – the decision to refuse was made during last week’s cabinet meeting.

The government, on the other hand, grants the extradition of a man who has been sentenced to just over 13 years in prison for fraud. The man, who is a Turkish citizen, has also been detained in Sweden.

The Supreme Court has announced that it has found no obstacles to granting the extradition of the Turkish citizen.

Public health researchers at Harvard have published a new study in the British Medical Journal showing that microscopic air pollution can increase the risk of developing dementia, reports Washington Post.

Around 16 observational studies show that there is a connection between exposure to so-called airborne PM 2.5 particles and dementia.

The current standard from the US Environmental Protection Agency EPA is 12 micrograms per cubic meter of air per year – but the brain is affected even if an individual’s annual exposure is at these levels, the study shows.

The Social Democrats KU reports Climate Minister Romina Pourmokhtari (L), writes Expressen.

The background is an interview on Sweden’s radio in which the climate minister accused the Social Democrats of not having acted on the issue of offshore wind power.

– In the end, you get really tired of untruths. They still haven’t left the election rhetoric, says Anna-Caren Sätherberg (S) and is the one behind the report.

The echo experiences that the LO Transport union and the employers in Transport companies have reached an agreement on a new collective agreement.

The mark that other agreements have followed is 7.4 percent over two years. The transport union has demanded more mark-up than the others, with a 5.5 percent mark-up in the first year and a lump sum of SEK 5,700.

The content of the settlement is not known, but is expected to be presented during the afternoon, according to Ekot.