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Tens of thousands of strike days last year

Nearly 46,000 working days were lost last year due to conflicts, according to the Mediation Institute, reports [Sveriges Radio Ekot](https://www. sverigesradio.

Tens of thousands of strike days last year

Landerholm to be served with suspicion of crime

The former national security adviser Henrik Landerholm will soon be interrogated by the Security Police, writes Dagens Nyheter. Landerholm has been assigned lawyer Johan Eriksson as defender, who confirms that his client will be served suspicion of crime.

Landerholm to be served with suspicion of crime

Disruptions to 1177 resolved

The healthcare service 1177 was affected by disruptions at lunchtime and it was not possible to log in to the website. The problems are now resolved.

Disruptions to 1177 resolved

18 Young People Lost a Parent in the Massacre

In the massacre in Örebro last week, a total of 18 children and young people lost a parent, according to [Sveriges Radio Ekot's](https://www. sverigesradio.

18 Young People Lost a Parent in the Massacre

Assignment: Shooting caused ambulance to retreat

The first ambulance that was on the scene at Risbergska school in Örebro reported "heavy gunfire" outside the entrance and was forced to back away, reports Ekot on Sveriges Radio. .

Assignment: Shooting caused ambulance to retreat

Ingrosso and Gambino Compete for Grammis

First, he made a success at P3 Gold Gala, now Benjamin Ingrosso gets a new super chance. At this year's Grammis Gala, he can take home the most awards of all – but is posthumously challenged by the rapper C Gambino.

Ingrosso and Gambino Compete for Grammis

A Minute of Silence Across Sweden – Tribute Paid to the Victims

At 12 o'clock today, Sweden falls silent. On trains, in schools and at workplaces, those who fell victim to the school attack in Örebro are honored with a minute of silence.

A Minute of Silence Across Sweden – Tribute Paid to the Victims

The Sweden Democrats' Jomshof Resigns as Committee Chairman

The Sweden Democrat Richard Jomshof is stepping down as chairman of the Riksdag's Justice Committee. The announcement comes after a meeting in the SD party executive on Monday about the proposal to ban certain semi-automatic firearms.

The Sweden Democrats' Jomshof Resigns as Committee Chairman

The Risbergska had a locking system – that wasn't used

The mass murderer in Örebro could unhindered enter Campus Risbergska before he started shooting. There is an access control system at the school – which is not used, reports P4 Örebro.

The Risbergska had a locking system – that wasn't used

The Minister wants to see locked schools after the mass murder

Minister of Education Lotta Edholm (L) wants to see locked schools after the act in Örebro. That far did not go the investigation that lies on the government's table.

The Minister wants to see locked schools after the mass murder

Sweden Radio changes music after school shooting

Sweden's Radio is reviewing its programming after the school shooting in Örebro. Among other things, the radio is going through its music to see if there are songs that are not suitable to play in the current situation.

Sweden Radio changes music after school shooting

"Ships must be stopped faster"

Short alarm chains and quick responses are crucial to stop suspected cable sabotage in the Baltic Sea. This is what Niels Markussen, head of Nato's center for maritime underwater security, says to Ekot on Swedish Radio.

"Ships must be stopped faster"

Mild Winter Can Wake Up Hedgehogs Prematurely

The mild winter means that hedgehogs can wake up from their hibernation too early, says wildlife rehabilitator Alexandra Gedda to [Sveriges Radio, P4 Kalmar. ](https://www.

Mild Winter Can Wake Up Hedgehogs Prematurely

Fryshuset: Resources against gangs must be allocated earlier

Johan Oljeqvist, CEO of the youth organization Fryshuset in Stockholm, directs criticism towards the government's way of handling organized crime. .

Fryshuset: Resources against gangs must be allocated earlier

Task: Police removed Momika's personal protection

The Quran burner Salwan Momika lacked personal protection when he was shot to death. This is reported by a journalist who is working on a documentary about Momika for Ekot at Sveriges Radio.

Task: Police removed Momika's personal protection

"Loket" is dead - got Sweden to "dut" in front of the TV

He was the handball referee who got almost half of the Swedish people to stay at home on Saturday evenings and mark their bingo tickets. Leif "Loket" Olsson has passed away, 82 years old.

"Loket" is dead - got Sweden to "dut" in front of the TV

Ivo: Grave deficiencies on maternity wards

Serious deficiencies at 41 maternity wards around the country have not been addressed, despite previous warnings. This is shown by a review from the Health and Social Care Inspectorate (Ivo), reports Sveriges Radio Ekot.

Ivo: Grave deficiencies on maternity wards

Unknown plays by Lars Norén discovered

Several previously unknown plays by the playwright and author Lars Norén have been discovered, reports "Cultural News" on Swedish Radio. .

Unknown plays by Lars Norén discovered

The Turmoil Surrounding Henrik Landerholm – This is What Happened

Sweden's national security adviser Henrik Landerholm has caused several security incidents. Here are the events since he took office.

The Turmoil Surrounding Henrik Landerholm – This is What Happened

The police's effort against gang violence is now being discontinued

The police's special event Frigg is discontinued, reports Swedish Radio. .

The police's effort against gang violence is now being discontinued

Wanted for large-scale fraud scheme, extradition requested

A Danish man in his 40s has been requested to be extradited to Sweden. The man, who was arrested in the United Arab Emirates, is suspected of having been involved in a number of serious frauds, reports [Ekot](https://www.

Wanted for large-scale fraud scheme, extradition requested

The Turmoil Surrounding Henrik Landerholm – This is What Happened

Sweden's national security adviser Henrik Landerholm has caused several security incidents. .

The Turmoil Surrounding Henrik Landerholm – This is What Happened

Pehrson wants to separate universities from the state

The Government will appoint an inquiry into whether universities and colleges should cease to be state authorities, reports Swedish Radio. Education Minister Johan Pehrson (The Liberals) argues that they should become foundations instead.

Pehrson wants to separate universities from the state

Volvo Cars: Not Worried About New US Rules

Before Joe Biden stepped down as the President of the USA, his administration presented new rules regarding technology from, among others, China. Connected vehicles with technology developed or manufactured in China are considered a security threat and shall therefore be prohibited.

Volvo Cars: Not Worried About New US Rules