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A tram has stopped in the Hammarkulle tunnel, reports P4 Gothenburg.

Passengers are evacuated and traffic is diverted.

The Sweden Democrats’ party leader Jimmie Åkesson demands that the Social Democrats’ party secretary Tobias Baudin resign after the lottery scandal within the party.

“There is only one way around this. Put the dirty laundry on the table, make sure that everyone who participated in this shady activity can leave the party and pay back the money as soon as possible to everyone who has bought your lottery tickets,” writes Jimmie Åkesson in a post on the platform X.

Home sitters in Stockholm, i.e. students with a high absence from school, are to be offered distance learning, reports P4 Stockholm.

The School Inspectorate has previously said no to this, but now the proposal gets the green light.

Several cars and a truck are involved in a collision at Södra länken in southern Stockholm.

The road has been closed, but according to the emergency services, there should be no information about personal injuries.

– The car is being recovered there right now, says Kurt Jonsson, command operator at the rescue service.

Another traffic accident has occurred nearby, also at Södra länken. A car and a truck have collided.

– One person has had to be cut out of the car and has been taken to hospital.

Jonsson continues:

– The road is completely closed in the direction of Södertälje.

There are disturbances in logging into Nordea’s internet bank.

– We don’t know what causes it, but we are fully focused on solving it, says Hugo Laigar, press communicator at Nordea.

Two moose wandered around Årsta during the morning, the police confirmed.

There must have been a small disturbance in the traffic on Åbyvägen.

Now the moose are euthanized.

A 64-year-old man is sentenced to 18 years in prison for attempted murder after hitting his partner in the head with a hammer.

– Considering that it was a matter of repeated blows with a hammer to the plaintiff’s head with extremely serious injuries to the plaintiff, the action on the part of the man is as close to a completed crime as possible. Therefore, the district court considers that the penalty should aim at what the penalty value for a completed murder would have given, says Agneta Karlsson, lawyer in a statement.

When the alarm came in to the police, the informant told them that he had learned that he had killed his wife and that there was no point in calling an ambulance as the woman was dead.

The woman survived the assault but suffered severe head injuries.

There has been a workplace accident at a wind turbine in Piteå, according to SOS Alarm.

– An ambulance is on site, but no one has been evacuated at the moment, says Agnes Brandt at SOS Alarm.

The emergency services must also be on site to assist.

The police are also there.

– We got the alarm at half past eleven, says Marie Andersson, press spokesperson at the police.

The police were alerted about a suspected dangerous object in Malmö.

It was a thermos-like object that stood next to a road in a parking lot, the police said.

The site was cordoned off and the national bomb shelter was in place.

The object proved to be harmless and the cordons have now been lifted.

Ryanair has previously been fined along with several other low-cost airlines for unfair carry-on baggage charges. Archive image. Photo: Jonas Ekströmer/TT

Ryanair is prohibited from charging for hand luggage according to a Portuguese court, Dagens Nyheter reports.

According to the ruling, Ryanair violated consumer rights by deliberately misleading consumers into underestimating the price of the flight. Ryanair has also been ordered to refund fees charged to a passenger.

Charges linked to larger cabin bags have become increasingly common among European airlines – even though the bags have standard dimensions (55x40x20 centimetres).

The only bag that is often allowed is a smaller one that fits under the flight seat. But according to the court in Portugal, hand luggage is an essential part of the contract of carriage and forcing passengers to pay for an extra service violates the regulations.

In the past, Ryanair – along with EasyJet, Vueling and Volotea – has been fined by Spain’s Ministry of Consumer Affairs for unfair fees linked to hand luggage.

The man was taken to hospital by ambulance helicopter. Archive image. Photo: Claudio Bresciani/TT

A man who was taken by helicopter on Thursday evening after a canoeing accident in Uddjaure outside Arjeplog has died, reports P4 Norrbotten.

In total, there were seven people out canoeing. The man who died was a guide in the group.

– For an unknown reason, some of the party ended up in the water and the guide then went out into the water to look for belongings. In connection with that, the man drowns, says Patrik Åström of the police in the North region, to the radio.

Relatives have been notified.

The incident is being investigated as a workplace accident.

A person has been arrested in Jönköping on suspicion of rape.

Several cases of the same kind have occurred in recent weeks, says Olle Älveroth, press spokesperson for the police in the East region.

– We are investigating whether they may have a connection, he says.

It is still unclear to say whether there is a connection.

All police investigations into drones at Arlanda have been closed, reports P4 Stockholm.

The text is updated.

A passenger car and a moped have collided in Stenungsund.

A 15-year-old person has been taken to hospital by ambulance.

According to the police, the person is awake and able to speak.

The police draw up a report about failure to obey the right-of-way.