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Chris O’Neill has landed in Sweden – and here he will stay.

“Mr. Christopher O’Neill is celebrating his birthday here at home in Sweden with his family,” writes the court’s information manager Margareta Thorgren in an email to Aftonbladet.

Princess Madeleine landed in Sweden with the couple’s children already in mid-June. And now Chris joins, just in time for his 50th birthday tomorrow.

Shortly after 5 p.m. there was an alarm about drowning in central Lidköping.

The police, emergency services and ambulance are on the scene.

– One person has been taken out of the water with unclear injury status and an ambulance has taken over, says Peter Brandels from the rescue service.

at 4 p.m. the police were contacted after witnesses saw a man assaulting a woman. After being assaulted, he entered a home, which the police also went to to search the house.

– He met the patrol with a sharp affection, says Sara Andersson, spokesperson for police region South.

The man was then arrested for the assault and threatening an official.

At 5:20 p.m., the rescue service went out to Eneby in Katrineholm municipality. A car had run into a tree.

– Two people are seriously injured. Ambulance and police are on their way, and we are there working, says Kristian Lind, officer on duty at the Östra Götaland rescue service.

According to the police, the two people were taken to hospital by ambulance.

The emergency services have broken the window of a car to extract two children from the heat in a parking lot outside Ikea Kållered in Gothenburg, reports P4 Gothenburg.

According to the emergency services spokesperson, the children had been locked in the car and it was the parents who called the SOS alarm.

The EU Commission has approved Swedish support for an investment in fossil-free steel. Archive image. Photo: Michael Sohn/AP/TT

The European Commission has approved Swedish support to H2 Green Steel for the steel company’s construction of a large-scale green steel mill in Boden.

The support is 265 million euros, corresponding to almost three billion kroner. It will be partly financed by the EU regional support fund and the support fund after the corona pandemic, RRF, the European Commission writes in a press release.

The steel plant is to be commissioned in 2026 and is expected to produce 2.4 million fossil-free steel per year.

Police disperse demonstrators with water cannons during Tuesday’s protests. Photo: Brian Inganga/AP

Kenyan President William Ruto withdraws a tax hike bill after Tuesday’s demonstration in which more than 20 people were killed.

– The people have spoken, says the president at a press conference.

As of Wednesday morning, there was a heavy police presence around parliament in Nairobi, where the smell of tear gas still lingered, according to an AFP reporter on the scene. Debris and debris are being cleared after the clashes and parliament, city hall and the supreme court have been cordoned off.

Several thousand people, mostly students, made their way past police barricades and into the parliament building, which was set on fire, on Tuesday. During the evening, the government sent out the military to help the police deal with the situation.

The events were broadcast live on television.

At least 22 people were killed during the protests, the state-funded Kenya National Commission on Human Rights (KNCHR) said, promising an investigation into the events.

A bee colony on the run has caused a patisserie in central Jönköping to close down its outdoor seating.

It reports P4 Jönköping.

Now a beekeeper is on his way to collect the bees.

– They will feel better there than right here in the middle of town, says store manager Malin Andersson to P4.

The police have given permission to an Eritrean cultural festival at Järvafältet in northwest Stockholm.

It reports P4 Stockholm.

Violent riots broke out at the same festival last year. The permit is valid between 25 and 28 July.

The police tell the radio channel that they cannot deny permission because violence has happened in the past.

Last year, the festival was stormed by counter-protesters and chaos ensued. The protesters accuse the festival’s organizers of being close to the Eritrean regime.

“It is a much-needed investment,” says national police chief Petra Lundh. Photo: Anders Wiklund/TT

National Police Chief Petra Lundh welcomes the M proposal for a doubled number of police cameras.

– We are very positive because we know that camera surveillance is effective, both in terms of prevention but also purely operational when something happens, she says.

It can be anything from seeing signs and registration numbers to escape routes. But the cameras are also good in hindsight when the crimes are to be investigated.

– We have a number of convictions where the camera surveillance was an important part of the evidence.

Lundh states that the proposal means that the police will set up another 2,500 cameras next year, in addition to the 2,500 that will be in place already this year.

At 14.21 there was an alarm about drowning at a lake in Hedemora municipality.

Private individuals had then pulled a person out of the water and called 112.

Ambulance helicopter, rescue service and police are now on the scene.

– It is an ongoing effort, says the Rescue Region Bergslagen.

Toyota has decided to temporarily stop the work of its service technicians at Northvolt in Skellefteå, writes Today’s Work.

This after the inexplicable deaths at the battery factory. Instead, Toyota’s personnel will carry out maintenance work on trucks in their own premises in the city, pending the police investigation.

Read more here.

There is a fire at Gissjön near Mossebo, south of Hjorted.

A person noticed the fire after seeing a column of smoke and raised the alarm.

According to the emergency services, there are open flames and they are currently working to extinguish the fire.

It is a limited fire in an area that is 120×50 meters.

– The fire is currently under control. We are extinguishing the edges now so it won’t spread. We let the pile of wood where it started burn for so long, says Peter Helge, the rescue service’s operations manager.

According to the emergency services, it is very dry and hot on site. Up to 30 degrees. But it is still unclear what caused the fire.

Shortly after 1:30 p.m., a fire started in a container in Gävle. It reports P4 Gävleborg.

The emergency services are on site.

According to SOS Alarm, the fire must have also started to spread to a nearby building.