People shoot with air rifles from windows

Lina Selleby together with Martin Aagård, Anders Ericson, Uje Brandelius and Henrik Svensson in 2002. Archive image. Photo: Ja Collsiöö/TT

Lina Selleby, former member of the pop band Doktor Kosmos er död, states Dagens Nyheter, which quotes a post from Selleby’s former husband, Teet Sirotkin, on Facebook:

“Then the brain tumor took Lina in the end, Positive and joking in the end. Always considerate of others, and especially of the children […] Sleep tight, dear.”

Selleby, also known as Twiggy Pop, was a member of the band Doktor Kosmos, which she also co-founded in 1991 together with Uje Brandelius and Martin Aagård. She was 53 years old.

A truck with a crane is stuck in a railway crossing in Värnamo, writes SVT Jönköping.

The accident occurred shortly before 3 p.m. and has led to train traffic being at a standstill.

It is unclear when traffic will resume.

No one is said to have been injured.

The text is updated.

There is currently a stop in train traffic south of Stockholm. This is reported by Sweden’s radio P4 Stockholm.

The stop is due to a signal error in Södertälje.

Both long-distance trains and regional trains are affected by the stop.

During the day, the Swedish Embassy’s travel information on the website Sweden Abroad has been updated with a new warning for Swedes in Great Britain.

“Since the beginning of August, riots have taken place in several British cities, motivated by xenophobia. It is strongly recommended to avoid large gatherings,” the website says.

Yesterday, the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs urged Norwegians in the UK to “exercise caution”.

The Swedish Foreign Ministry refers Swedish citizens to the embassy’s website, says the ministry’s press contact for Aftonbladet.

Vice President Kamala Harris has chosen 60-year-old Tim Walz as her running mate, CNN reports.

Tim Walz is governor of Minnesota and is a teacher at the foundation and has worked in China, among other things.

A 23-year-old man is charged with three attempted murders in Malmö against a total of seven people. According to the indictment, he allegedly shot at various homes in Oxie and Malmö on December 17 and 18 last year.

On one of the occasions, a man was hit in the arms and according to the prosecutor, it was only incidental circumstances that the man was not killed. On another occasion, a shot went into a kitchen cupboard in a residence, where four people were. In the third residence that was fired upon, the bullets hit a window, but did not go through the pane.

The man is also charged with aggravated weapons offences.

Two passenger cars have collided head-on on the E22 at the height of Öljersjö.

Five people are affected, at least three will be taken to hospital by ambulance.

The road is completely closed and there is no forecast when it might reopen.

Two men were arrested on Monday for the murder of a man in Borås last week.

Now one of the men has been detained following a decision by the prosecutor, writes Borås Newspaper.

The murder suspect has connections to gang criminal environments, according to prosecutor Carolyn Westeröd.

– That’s right, she tells the newspaper.

Whether the other man should also be detained will be decided by Wednesday at the latest.

Hezbollah launches drone and rocket attacks on northern Israel but warns that its revenge for Israel’s killing of a top commander last week is yet to come, writes Reuters.

Five people have been injured in the attacks, writes Israeli Haaretz.

A 45-year-old man has been taken to hospital by ambulance after a traffic accident outside Köping, the police write.

The man’s injuries are still unclear.

A car has overturned on a county road outside Degerfors, writes NWT.

One person has been taken to hospital by ambulance.

According to the police, there is a complete standstill in traffic, the newspaper writes.

Hamas members hold up a picture of the group’s political leader Ismail Haniya a day after he was killed in an assassination attempt in the Iranian capital, Tehran. Photo: Mohammed Zaatari/AP/TT

No one has yet been arrested for the crime in Iran’s capital Tehran where Hamas political leader Ismail Haniya was killed, Iran’s judiciary says.

The investigation has been started and results will be announced as soon as there is something to share, says judicial spokesperson Asghar Jahangir.

Both Iran and the terrorist group Hamas blame Israel for the attack last Wednesday. Ismail Haniya was in Tehran in connection with the installation of the country’s new president.

Much is still unclear about Haniya’s death. According to Iran’s Revolutionary Guard, Haniya was killed by a “short-range projectile”. Earlier there were reports that the Hamas leader was killed by a bomb smuggled into his room in Tehran.

Israel’s far-right Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich said during a conference on Monday that it may be the “right and moral” thing to starve two million Gazans to death until Israeli hostages held in Gaza are released, but that the world will not allow them to do so, writes Haaretz.

Speaking about Israel’s decision to allow humanitarian aid into Gaza, the far-right minister said a deal with Hamas would endanger Israel and lead to the release of the hostages.

During the year, three people who were employed at Northvolt died inexplicably between their work shifts at the factory in Skellefteå.

In July, the police were alerted to another death and an “acute illness” at the battery factory in Skellefteå, the police write on their website.

– The person worked at the same workplace with has died outside the workplace, says Patrik Åström who works with the investigation.

The environmental crime group in the North police region is investigating possible connections. No preliminary investigation has been launched and there are no criminal suspicions.

The police have not been able to determine what caused any of the incidents and are still waiting for analyses.