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  • Pensioner in Lund receives million claims

    A pensioner in Lund must pay back SEK 913,000 to the Pensions Authority in wrongly paid pension and housing allowance, SEK 766,000 in guarantee pension and SEK 147,000 in housing allowance, Sydsvenskan reports.

    The authority has reviewed the pensioner’s whereabouts for seven years, from the spring of 2016 to the spring of 2023, and concluded that too much of that time has been spent in Kosovo for the right to benefits to disappear. During the same period, there is no notification to the Swedish authorities about a stay abroad.

    As evidence, there are, among other things, bank statements that show that the bank card was used exclusively in Kosovo during the audited period.

    The right to guaranteed pension and housing allowance is lost if you stay abroad for longer than one year – and if it is judged that you have your actual residence abroad, even if you are formally registered in Sweden.

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  • Car fire at Hisingen

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    There is a strong fire at Hisingen in Gothenburg.

    – There are some cars on fire, we are there to put it out, says the officer on duty at the rescue service.

    They assess that there is no risk of spread.

  • Riots in Leeds – riot police called in

    Riot police have been called in to disperse crowds gathered in Leeds, UK.

    Videos and photos from the scene show how protesters overturned a police car and set fire to rubble.

    It is unclear what caused the riot.

    Councilor Salma Arif is urging people to stay home from the Harehills area.

    No injuries have been reported, writes Sky News.

  • Sources: Biden close to accepting defeat

    People close to Joe Biden say he is close to accepting that he cannot win the presidential election and may have to drop out of the campaign, the New York Times reports.

    A source emphasizes, however, that Biden has not yet made up his mind completely.

    Since his criticized performance in the debate against Donald Trump, skeptical voices have been raised that he is not capable of beating Trump. And in recent days, the pressure has increased even more.

    Several top Democrats have publicly called on him to withdraw from the campaign.

    According to several American media, Nancy Pelosi has also said in a private conversation with the president that he is sinking the party.

  • Zelenskyi: Hard work with Trump

    Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy expects hard work if Donald Trump is re-elected as US President.

    – Hard work, but we work hard, he says in an interview with BBC.

    Donald Trump announced a few days ago that his candidate for vice president will be JD Vance, who has been criticized for his stance on the war in Ukraine.

    But Zelenskyy also says that he is ready to work with whoever leads the United States.

  • Bob Newhart is dead – was 94

    Bob Newhart 2019 Photo: Chris Pizzello/AP

    Actor Bob Newhart is dead.

    He was 94, reports Variety.

    The American actor is known, among other things, for his own series in The Bob Newhart Show – which aired on television for almost two decades.

    Newhart has also been awarded an Emmy for his role as a guest actor in “The Big Bang Theory” and praised for the role of the father in the comedy film “Elf”.

    Read more here.

  • Cars in collision – five people to hospital

    Two cars have collided on the E45 outside Karlstad.

    The alarm came in shortly before 8 p.m.

    – Both an ambulance and an ambulance helicopter have been called to the scene, says Claudia Giare at SOS Alarm.

    Five people were injured and have been taken to hospital.

    – The victims are two men, two women and a boy, says Rasmus Eriksson, officer on duty at the police.

    The extent of the damage is unclear.

  • French police injured – knifeman killed

    French Le Parisien reports that a man armed with a knife has been shot dead after attacking a police officer in Paris.

  • UAE wants to send soldiers to Gaza after the war

    The United Arab Emirates has signaled its willingness to send troops in a “multinational stabilization mission” to Gaza. It must happen after the war is over.

    It reports Financial Times.

    Ideally, they want the US to have a leading role in the mission and support the recognition of a Palestinian state.

    The Gulf state thus becomes the first country to say something similar.

  • Elbowed police in the face – man arrested

    A man has been arrested on suspicion of violence against an official in Kungsladugård in Gothenburg.

    Just before 6 p.m., the police were alerted to a disturbance in an apartment in the area.

    There were three people on site and a “commotion” broke out.

    “One of the people hits a police officer in the face with his elbow,” the police write on their website.

    The man is then arrested by the police. The people in the apartment then try to prevent the arrest.

    They are now suspected of violent resistance.

  • Traffic accident in Gävleborg – two to hospital

    Two people have been taken to hospital after a single accident in Gävleborg, reports P4 Gävleborg.

    A total of four people are said to have been in the car.

    According to the police, no one is seriously injured and no crime is suspected.

  • About 20 people in a fight – one person chased

    A 17-year-old boy has been taken to hospital after a big fight in Vasa in central Gothenburg. According to the police’s first information, he was chased by about 20 people and then stumbled on tram tracks.

    Then he was beaten.

    – The perpetrators have left, then it is unclear how many were involved in the assault itself, says police spokesperson Fredrik Svedemyr.

    The victim, who currently has unclear injuries, will now be interviewed by the police.

    – No one has been arrested or suspected at the moment, but we will also go through cameras and surveillance images.

  • Tiktok suspends 35 accounts that will benefit SD

    In June, Tiktok closed 35 accounts that were allegedly aimed at benefiting the Sweden Democrats.

    They write that in one reportwhich the journalist Emanuel Karlsten was the first to report on.

    According to Tiktok, the account must have been controlled by a network in Sweden and aimed at a Swedish audience.

    “The network created deceptive profiles, including accounts pretending to be from government agencies”.

    In addition, the accounts allegedly worked to “reinforce narratives that are favorable to the Sweden Democrats’ political party and agenda”.

  • Now the Springsteen fans arrive at the arena

    Photo: Anna Tärnhuvud

    With hours to go before the second night of Bruce Springsteen’s concerts at Strawberry arena, fans have started arriving.

    Pierre, far left, has so far seen 27 concerts with “the boss”.

  • Sources: Obama on Biden’s chances

    Former president Barack Obama has previously shown his support for Joe Biden as the Democratic candidate.

    But now he is beginning to doubt that Biden can win the election, according to sources for the Washington Post.

    The newspaper writes that Obama told allies that Biden’s chances in the presidential election have decreased significantly.

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