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A 15-year-old boy was beaten and kicked by an assailant unknown to him in Lysekil during the night.

No one has been arrested and the boy is not said to have needed an ambulance.

Up to 5,000 people have had to evacuate from the music festival Zuera Sound Festival in the Spanish city of Zaragoza due to the wind being too strong, Aragón Noticias writes on X.

The evacuation is led by local authorities and police.

At around 10.20pm on Saturday evening, there was an alarm about an ongoing assault on national highway 11 near Dalby in Lund municipality.

Several cars should have stopped and people should have jumped out and started fighting, according to the callers.

On the spot, it was found that one of the people involved had been driving under the influence and his relatives had stopped him on the road.

The impaired driver was taken into custody under the Act on the Treatment of Intoxicated Persons, and a report of assault was made.

The police are looking for a missing elderly woman in Ystad.

The woman is said to have disappeared from Fridhemsgatan in Ystad during the night towards Sunday.

The police write on their website that the woman is believed to be barefoot and wearing a blue and white nightgown.

Drones are used in the search. The police urge anyone who saw the woman to call 114 14.

It was later announced that the woman was found safe.

A five-story residential building was hit in the Russian attack on Kharkiv, Ukraine’s second largest city, on Saturday. Image from the Ukrainian rescue service. Photo: Ukrainian rescue service via AP/TT

The death toll following Saturday’s Russian bombing of the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv has risen to three and at least 54 people are said to have been injured, according to Ukraine’s state rescue service.

One of four precision bombs hit a five-story residential building in central Kharkiv. The attack took place in the middle of the day, the rescue work and the search for the injured continued during the evening.

– This is elaborate terror, said Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in his evening speech.

A software company in the United States, CDK Global, has been hit by a cyber attack, reports Bloomberg.

The company provides around 15,000 car dealers in North America with a program for everything from car sales to spare parts orders – which has been down since Wednesday.

According to Bloomberg, Eastern European hackers are believed to be behind the attack and sources state that CDK should be prepared to pay a ransom in the tens of millions of dollars to regain control of its system.

The police are on the scene at Gustav Adolfs Torg in Helsingborg due to a suspected shooting.

At 01.50 the police received several alarms from people who heard explosions.

Read more here.

Ahead of a looming trade war, China and the EU have agreed to open talks on the EU’s proposed punitive tariffs on electric car imports.

The EU Commission announced barely two weeks ago that punitive tariffs of up to 38 percent on Chinese electric cars could be relevant.

The tariffs said they could become a reality in July, but Germany protested and warned of trade wars and market isolation. The country’s minister of economy, Robert Habeck, is now in China, where he has tried to pour oil on the waves.

It seems to have succeeded. Now China’s Trade Minister Wang Wentao will start discussions with EU Trade Commissioner Valdis Dombrovskis.

– We are far from an end goal, but this is at least a first step on a long road, says Habeck in Shanghai to Tagesschau.

Read more here.

British Reform Party leader Nigel Farage at a campaign meeting in his constituency in Clacton-On-Sea in eastern England on Friday. Photo: Kirsty Wigglesworth/AP/TT

Nigel Farage has faced strong criticism after a TV interview on Friday night. But despite the storm he created, the British right-wing populist is adamant that the EU and NATO provoked the war in Ukraine.

Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer have found common ground during the British election campaign.

Both the Conservative Prime Minister and the Labor leader on Saturday both attacked Nigel Farage – the Brexit profile who challenges the right of the Conservative Party (Tories) – who said on the BBC on Friday that Russian President Vladimir Putin only acted on Western provocations when he invaded Ukraine. Part of the blame lies with the EU and NATO in their quest to bring Ukraine and other Eastern countries into their community, he claimed.

Read more here.

Two young men died and three more have been taken to hospital after a car drove into a tree on the Onsala peninsula outside Kungsbacka on Saturday evening.

The alarm about the accident came in at 8.30 p.m.

Read more in Aftonbladet’s article.

A car has caught fire while driving near Sikudden in Norrköping.

– We have closed the road in both directions and are working to put out the fire now, says Håkan Ljung, the duty officer of the rescue service.

Ambulance is on site to check on any injured.

The road is expected to be closed for approximately 20 minutes.

At 00.40 they were ready at the site.

A man has been found dead by the water in Boge, Gotland.

According to the police, initial information should indicate that the death did not happen recently.

– That’s right. The man has been lying there for some time, it is hard to say how long. But the death did not happen today nor yesterday, says Björn Dahlberg, officer on duty at the police.

The man has not yet been identified.

According to the police, it is likely that the man has floated ashore from another location. There is currently no theory as to where from.

There is no criminal classification.

– So far it is being handled as a death, says Björn Dahlberg.

A doctor in Kristianstad prescribed large quantities of narcotics for himself. Now he will lose his doctor’s license, reports Kristianstadsbladet.

The Inspectorate for Care and Care (Ivo) started a case regarding the man in the fall of 2022. Although they tried to contact him on several occasions, they never received an answer.

According to Ivo, the man has deliberately stayed away and failed in his record keeping. Therefore, Ivo believes that he should not continue working as a doctor.

Demonstrators in Tel Aviv protest against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s handling of the Gaza war and the hostages. Photo: Leo Correa/AP/TT

Tens of thousands of Israelis are demonstrating around Israel on Saturday against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s handling of the Gaza war, Israeli media reports.

Demonstrations against the Israeli government have been going on for months. An organization supporting the protests estimates that more than 150,000 people took part in Saturday’s protest in Tel Aviv – calling it the largest since the start of the Gaza war, according to AFP.

“Stop the war” and “Take them home”, the protesters’ signs say, among other things. Some have laid down on the ground drenched in red paint to symbolize “Israel’s dying democracy”.

They demand new elections and the release of the hostages taken by terror-labeled Hamas on October 7.

On Saturday night, another separate demonstration took place in support of the hostages and it also drew thousands of people.