Trump warns Hamas: They will go to hell

Snow warning in Stockholm

SMHI has issued a yellow warning for snowfall in Södermanland County, Stockholm County and Uppsala County.

The warning applies from 05:00 to 12:00 on Tuesday.

This means that it can be noisy in the morning traffic.

There is a risk of slipping, poor visibility and snow drifts and it can be difficult to get around due to snow on the roads and traffic accidents.

There is also a risk of delays or canceled departures in public transport.

Israel has attacked targets in Lebanon

Israel’s military says it has attacked “terrorist targets in Lebanon”, writes AFP.

It comes a few hours after Hezbollah fired two shells into the Israeli-occupied border area between the countries.

The attack was the group’s first since the cease-fire in Lebanon began last week

However, the United States believes that the truce still holds, despite having seen “some incidents”, reports Reuters.

Dog got epilepsy – from the neighbor’s lamp

A dog owner in Ystad municipality has reported his neighbor to the environmental association.

The reason is a long-term renovation where the neighbor uses a sensor-controlled construction lamp as work lighting.

According to the dog owner, the light is turned on between 10 and 30 times each evening.

“One evening when it was windy, it lit up at least every two minutes. All of a sudden, our dog has had epileptic seizures 3 times in a couple of weeks”, he writes according to Ystad’s Allehanda.

However, it is unclear whether the municipality can do anything, says environmental manager Torbjörn Håkansson to the newspaper.

– Light can absolutely be a disturbance for the individual. But here you also have to weigh the benefit with the disturbance, if the benefit is greater you have to put up with it.

Set evacuated after sauna fire

There has been a fire in a sauna at the Sats Slakthuset gym in southern Stockholm.

– It was a minor fire that they could put out themselves. We are checking the sauna right now, says Henrik Jynnersjö at the rescue service.

No one is said to have been injured. But the entire gym had to be evacuated.

Norway sends soldiers and warplanes to Poland

Norway is sending around 100 soldiers and a number of F-35 fighter jets to Poland to protect an airport near the border with Ukraine.

“The situation in Ukraine is critical, and the transport of material to the country goes largely through Poland,” says Norwegian Defense Minister Bjørn Arild Gram (Sp) in a press release.

Among other things, the soldiers will work with security around the operations at the Rzeszów airport.

“In this way, Norway is helping to ensure that aid to Ukraine arrives so that Ukraine can continue its fight for freedom,” continues the Minister of Defence.

New CEO for Northvolt in Skellefteå

The German Markus Dangelmaier has been appointed as the new CEO of the factory Northvolt Ett in Skellefteå, writes Norran.

“Markus will be a key player in our endeavor to make Northvolt Ett reach its full potential. We have to demonstrate our production capacity both in terms of quality and being able to deliver products according to schedule to our customers,” says Matthias Arleth, vice president at Northvolt, in a press release.

Dangelmaier comes most recently from the electronics company TE Connectivity, where he had the main responsibility for ten factories.

He will take up his post on January 2 next year.

The police bill: SEK 92 million

Police surveillance during the Eurovision song contest in Malmö cost 92 million kroner.

– It is the biggest cost for an event that lasts for a week, says head of command Per Engström at the National Operational Department (Noa) to SVT.

Around 1,500 police officers worked during Eurovision in Malmö.

– I think we succeeded very well with this based on the conditions we had with the uncertain situation, says Per Engström to SVT.

By comparison, the authority’s effort during the football derby between Hammarby and Djurgården, which was interrupted by the police, cost just over three million kroner.

Nine people in traffic accident

Nine people were involved in a collision on road 212 between Valdemarsvik and Gryt in Östergötland.

A minibus is said to have collided with a car.

Two of the people involved are said to be seriously injured, but “awake and talking”, according to the police.

– Four people have been injured. For two of them it looks more serious. It is a serious accident, says police spokesperson Angelica Forsberg.

The alarm about the accident came in to the police at 1:14 p.m.

Road 212 was completely closed after the accident, but is now open again, according to the Swedish Transport Administration.

Baguette recalled – contains allergens

A ready-made baguette that is supposed to be filled with cheese and ham is being recalled because it contains the allergens mustard and egg, which are not stated on the packaging, writes the Swedish Food Agency in a press release.

The recalled baguette from Nyhléns Hugosons, with product number 3368 and the label “Ham cheese baguette”, has a best before date of December 3, 2024.

No confidence vote against the French government

France’s prime minister forces a budget through parliament without a vote, backed by the constitution.

The left has stated that they will raise a vote of no confidence.

Both the left and the far-right party National Gathering have announced that they will vote to bring down the government.

Together they have enough votes.

Man charged with attack on social welfare office

The social worker had been threatened with death by the man and was afraid to meet him.

Despite that, she was allowed to meet him alone – and at the end of October was the victim of an attempted murder at the social services office in Mellerud.

Among other things, the man attacked with a knife, but the woman escaped with minor injuries.

The suspect is now being charged, local media reports.

The man, who is in his 60s, is suspected of having threatened two other municipal employees in addition to the attempted murder and the threat to the social secretary.

Loader has fallen from the fourth floor

Just before 3 p.m., the police and emergency services were alerted to an accident in Täby north of Stockholm.

– It is a bobcat, a work vehicle, which has gone out from the fourth floor and landed in a container, says Jonas Wahlstrand, management operator at the rescue service.

A man was in the vehicle when it fell. The extent of the damage is currently unclear.

– My understanding is that he has not yet been taken to hospital, but there are medical personnel on site, says police spokesperson Susanna Rinaldo at 4pm.

The police have cordoned off the scene. A report has been made of gross causing bodily harm and a workplace accident.

Divers search for missing man

A man in his 70s disappeared during the night towards Sunday after a Christmas party in Oskarshamn.

On Monday, the Coast Guard was deployed in the search, with divers and drones. It writes The barometer.

– The port is not that far from where he was separated from his party, says police spokesperson Fredrik Bratt to the newspaper.

“Ronja Rövardotter” and “Of Mice and Men” on the reading lists for preschools and schools

Minister of Education Lotta Edholm and Minister of Culture Parisa Liljestrand have received the Swedish National Agency for Education and Culture’s publishing of reading lists for preschool and school up to upper secondary level. The lists contain over 250 works of fiction for preschool up to high school by Swedish and foreign authors.

Included on the reading list for preschool is “Gittan och gråvargarna” by Pija Lindenbaum.

The elementary school children’s list includes “Rymlingarna” by Ulf Stark, while middle school children recommend “Ronja Rövardotter” by Astrid Lindgren.

John Steinbeck’s “Of Mice and Men” is on the junior high list and the high school list includes “Doctor Glass” by Hjalmar Söderberg.

The lists should serve as support for the schools to choose books for teaching.

Here you can see all the books on the preschool and school reading lists.