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Almost 80 dead in flu-like illness in Africa

Around 80 people have died after falling ill in Congo-Kinshasa.

The circumstances surrounding a flu-like illness which is suspected to have led to the deaths are currently being investigated, the country’s health minister states.

It is not yet completely clear exactly what kind of disease it is.

State epidemiologist Magnus Gisslén says that FHM is following the development of events, and that as a Swede there is no need to be worried at the moment, reports Ekot.

Amber Heard pregnant

Amber Heard is expecting her second child, writes People.

It is confirmed by a spokesperson for the actor who says that she is early in the pregnancy.

She already has a daughter, Oonagh Paige, who is 3.5 years old.

Details: The “Bonus Prince” gets help for his drug problems

Marius Borg Høiby, son of the Norwegian crown princess, is said to have traveled to start treatment for his drug problems, according to information to The daily newspaper.

Marius Borg Høiby, 27, was released on Wednesday after being detained for a week. He is suspected of three rapes.

His lawyer does not want to confirm Dagbladet’s information.

Alarm about an explosion in Tensta

The emergency services have received an alarm about an explosion in Tensta in northwest Stockholm.

The emergency services tell TT that something detonated in the stairwell of an apartment building. There has been damage to a door.

There are no reports of injured persons.

– The operation is at an early stage and we have just started, so we will search the entire property and check if there is any structural damage or injured people, says Alexander Westerberg, commanding officer at the rescue center Mitt, to TT.

Tougher measures against revoked driving licenses in the EU

Motorists who lose their driving license due to traffic offenses must be able to be stopped more quickly also in other EU countries.

– Traffic safety in this respect is already good in Sweden, but now it is being strengthened throughout the Union, which is positive and welcome, says infrastructure minister Andreas Carlson (KD).

The new rules are supposed to close a loophole where those who have had their driving license revoked in a country other than their own have been able to continue driving in certain other EU countries.

Now, however, the country that revokes the driver’s license will be required to quickly notify the country where the driver’s license was issued.

In order for the new rules to come into force, however, an agreement with the EU Parliament is first required.

Boy brought a knife to school

A principal at a school in Härryda took a knife from a boy under the age of 15 today, the police write

The boy brought the knife to school and the police were called to the scene.

A report of a serious crime against the Knife Act has been drawn up and a report will be written to Social Services.

Shooting at apartment

Shots have been fired at an apartment building in Tyresö south of Stockholm.

No one has been injured.

According to Aftonbladet’s information, people have been seen running from the scene.

The police are on the scene to secure leads and talk to witnesses.

But also hunts for a suspected perpetrator or persons.

They also urge anyone with information about the incident to contact the police.

The French Prime Minister has submitted his resignation

French Prime Minister Michel Barnier has submitted his resignation, reports Dagbladet with reference to Reuters.

He is stepping down after his government was defeated in a no-confidence vote on Wednesday.

Alarm about an explosion in Ösmo

Something has exploded in an apartment building in Ösmo in Nynäshamn municipality.

According to information to Aftonbladet, a person has been seen running from the scene.

The witnesses speak up P4 Stockholm that they heard a loud bang.

– An object has hit a residential building. There has been damage to a gate, says police spokesperson Nadya Norton.

According to her, several residents chose to evacuate themselves, but there should be no danger.

– Now we are there to find out the circumstances and look for perpetrators.

Fully developed fire in Borlänge

There is a fire in an apartment building in central Borlänge.

– It is an apartment that is completely burnt out, says Lars Hedelin, press spokesperson at the police.

Emergency services, police and ambulance are on site.

So far, it is unclear if anyone is in the apartment.

– Don’t know if anyone had to evacuate yet.

Message on the casings at the CEO murder in New York

“Deny”, “defend” and “depose”. Those words were written on the empty shell casings that have been found outside the hotel where the CEO of the health insurance giant was shot to death on Wednesday.

This is confirmed by a senior police official with access to the investigation to NBC News.

The CEO of the American insurance company United Healthcare, Brian Thomson, was shot several times by an assailant early Wednesday morning outside a hotel in New York.

Surveillance footage from the scene shows that the perpetrator initially shoots Thompson from behind. He was taken to hospital but his life could not be saved.

Syrian rebels take over control in new city

The rebels in Syria, the group Tahrir al-Sham, have taken control of the city of Hama, reports Reuters.

The Syrian army has conceded defeat to the rebels.

They said “military units stationed there have been redeployed outside the city” to “preserve the lives of civilians.”

The group has also entered a prison in the city and freed hundreds of prisoners.

Hama is in central Syria and with the conquest they are getting closer to the capital Damascus.

Last week, the rebels captured the northern city of Aleppo in a surprise offensive.

A weakened Hezbollah is pointed out as the reason, according to several media.

Man detained after the murders of the 14-year-olds last year

A 26-year-old man has been detained in Södertörn district court on suspicion of aiding and abetting murder in the case of the teenagers Mohamed and Layth who were found dead last year, Expressen writes.

C-top resigns – suspicion of crime

Gustav Hemming, leader of the Center Party in the Stockholm Region and vice-chairman of the regional board resigns, Expressen reports.

The reason is that the party became aware of suspicion of crime.

– He leaves the assignments with immediate effect, says André Johansson, press secretary of the Center Party to the newspaper.

The party does not want to elaborate on what it is about.

– We make no comments but refer to the press release that has just gone out, says Sofia Molin acting head of office at The Center Party in the Stockholm region to Expressen.

Svantesson: Risk of deeper recession

Large EU countries such as Germany and France have major economic problems, states Finance Minister Elisabeth Svantesson (M) at a press briefing on “the economic situation in a troubled environment”.

In addition, the United States will be in big trouble if Donald Trump does what he says he will do after he is sworn in as president next January. Among other things, mass deportations of immigrants would create problems, since many of them have jobs in the United States.

– If they leave, they also leave their jobs, says Svantesson.

According to the finance minister, Sweden is economically and politically stable. But the situation in the outside world can cause that.

– There is a risk that we will have a deeper recession than we expected. That risk is primarily called the European economy in the short term. That is, if things are even worse in Germany, France and other countries.

– The second is about inflation. It can take off.