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Government to investigate compulsory psychiatric care
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Government to investigate compulsory psychiatric care

The government wants to change the law on compulsory psychiatric care.
The King says the TV series Queen Silvia feels terrible
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The King says the TV series Queen Silvia feels terrible

"Queen Silvia" is the name of Prime Video's TV series about the love story of the Swedish royal couple. "I think it feels terrible," the king tells DN in an interview
MP: Now is not the time to raise fuel prices
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MP: Now is not the time to raise fuel prices

"The Green Party is withdrawing its proposal to raise fuel prices for now. We have no proposals for further increases at this time," Janine Alm Ericson (MP) tells DN
AI solves 80-year-old math problem
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AI solves 80-year-old math problem

The problem has eluded mathematicians for 80 years. Now it has been solved - by an AI, reports DN
C-leader: Unrealistic to support Kristersson as prime minister
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C-leader: Unrealistic to support Kristersson as prime minister

It looks increasingly unlikely that the Moderate leader Ulf Kristersson will become prime minister after the election. As the opinion polls now show, that looks very unrealistic, because the Moderates are so small, says Conservative leader Elisabeth Thand Ringqvist in an interview with Ekot on Saturday
The Accident Investigation Board opens preliminary study into SSAB illness cases
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The Accident Investigation Board opens preliminary study into SSAB illness cases

The Swedish Accident Investigation Board has launched a preliminary study into illnesses at SSAB in Luleå, Dagens Nyheter reports.
First-come, first-served principle abolished for film production incentives
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First-come, first-served principle abolished for film production incentives

The government is abolishing the first-come, first-served principle for the so-called production incentives for the film industry.
28 months' salary for police-reported head of forensic psychiatry in Växjö
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28 months' salary for police-reported head of forensic psychiatry in Växjö

A former head of forensic psychiatry in Växjö, who was reported to the police, is receiving 28 months' salary in compensation from the region after he was forced to leave for secretly wiretapping patients.
AI not an alternative for Swedish Academy permanent secretary Ingrid Carlberg
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AI not an alternative for Swedish Academy permanent secretary Ingrid Carlberg

When Ingrid Carlberg takes office as permanent secretary of the Swedish Academy, AI will become one of the great challenges. "We must defend human creativity
Sirius's mind-boggling Allsvenskan start continues
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Sirius's mind-boggling Allsvenskan start continues

Sirius' start to the Allsvenskan season is not going to be easy. The 2–1 win over Gais was their eighth victory in nine matches
Film about Tommy Körberg's life and career in the planning stages
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Film about Tommy Körberg's life and career in the planning stages

A film about Tommy Körberg's life and career is in the starting blocks. "The core of my story is a young man who is looking for affirmation," Körberg tells Dagens Nyheter
Around 200 Swedes in Ebola-affected DRC and Uganda
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Around 200 Swedes in Ebola-affected DRC and Uganda

Around 200 Swedish citizens are in Uganda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, countries affected by the ongoing Ebola outbreak.
SD open to stopping teenage deportations
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SD open to stopping teenage deportations

SD is opening up the possibility that young people who have already received deportation orders may also be allowed to stay in Sweden, reports SVT Nyheter. The announcement comes after M opened up on the issue at the end of last week - and KD is also following suit
Lina Wolff's August Prize-winning novel The Bodies We Bury becomes a film
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Lina Wolff's August Prize-winning novel The Bodies We Bury becomes a film

Last year, Lina Wolff's novel "The Bodies We Bury" won the August Prize. It has now emerged that the book will be made into a film
Swedish furniture designer Åke Axelsson dies at 94
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Swedish furniture designer Åke Axelsson dies at 94

Interior architect and furniture designer Åke Axelsson has died at the age of 94, Dagens Nyheter reports.
Over 60 dead in Ebola outbreak spreading across the border into Uganda
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Over 60 dead in Ebola outbreak spreading across the border into Uganda

More than 60 people have died in an Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The infection appears to have spread to neighboring Uganda, where a first death has been confirmed
Linda Lampenius on Eurovision: Revenge
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Linda Lampenius on Eurovision: Revenge

Finland is the favorite to win Eurovision this year. Linda Lampenius' fiery violin duet with Pete Parkkonen has the audience in awe even before the final
Electricity thief in Umeå must pay over 300,000 kronor in damages
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Electricity thief in Umeå must pay over 300,000 kronor in damages

A man in Umeå has been given a suspended sentence and ordered to pay over 300,000 kronor in damages for stealing electricity for his home for several years, reports Dagens Nyheter.
Moderate Party: No Swedish citizenship for convicted rapists
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Moderate Party: No Swedish citizenship for convicted rapists

People convicted of rape or other serious sexual crimes should not be able to obtain Swedish citizenship, according to a new proposal from the Moderate Party.
New Swedish cloud of worry - center back Elma Junttilla Nelhage injured
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New Swedish cloud of worry - center back Elma Junttilla Nelhage injured

Sweden faces a new concern over its backline ahead of the World Cup qualifiers. Lyon's Elma Junttilla Nelhage is injured, Dagens Nyheter reports
Another Swede Isolated After Possible Hantavirus Exposure
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Another Swede Isolated After Possible Hantavirus Exposure

Another Swedish person has been isolated after possibly being exposed to hantavirus, Dagens Nyheter reports.
University leak stopped, agreement reached with hackers
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University leak stopped, agreement reached with hackers

The major cyberattack against the learning platform Canvas appears to have been stopped. IT company Instructure announced that it had "reached an agreement" with the hacker group that carried out the breach, DN reports
SVT: Savings requirements do not affect possible Eurovision hosting
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SVT: Savings requirements do not affect possible Eurovision hosting

If Felicia wins this year's Eurovision, SVT will host next year's competition. At the same time, the public service broadcaster recently unveiled a comprehensive savings package
Sex shop owner convicted of repeated child rape, sentenced to six years and six months in prison
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Sex shop owner convicted of repeated child rape, sentenced to six years and six months in prison

A man who ran a sex shop in western Sweden has been convicted of a series of serious sexual crimes against two children. The victims' father, who was a customer at the shop, has also been sentenced to prison
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