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Improved Air Quality Leads to Fewer Asthma Cases in Children
Better air gives fewer children with asthma and less trouble for the children who have asthma. This emerges in a new study that is to be published in the journal Annals of the American Thoracic Society.
They Should Have Stopped the Gangs – Went on a Cultural Trip Instead
Botkyrka Council went on a study trip to New York using state funds earmarked to combat gang crime, according to an investigation by Sveriges Radio Ekot. Now the council is paying back.
Gothenburg boycotts Israeli goods
Göteborg City Council stops purchases from Israel, reports Swedish Radio Göteborg. The decision was made in the procurement and purchasing committee on Thursday following a proposal from the governing parties in Göteborg City Council – the Social Democrats, the Left Party and the Green Party – who want to stop all purchases from, among other places, Israel.
Armed teenager arrested on way to embassy - facing trial
A 15-year-old boy is being prosecuted suspected of serious weapons offences after being arrested armed with a loaded pistol in a taxi on its way to the Israeli embassy, reports Ekot on Swedish Radio. .
Healthcare Conflict: Mediators' Bid Expected Tomorrow
The medals in the healthcare conflict will present a bid for the parties on Thursday at 11 am. However, it is not known what the bid contains.
Thousands of drug packages stopped
Drugs were sent from different packaging centres, some with fake stamps. Since last winter, the police have stopped 17,000 parcels – and identified thousands of buyers.
Most Scathing Critic Among This Year's Summer Hosts
This year's "Summer" on P1 offers a surprise – one of the programme's biggest critics has been invited: the author, director, and podcaster Sigge Eklund. He has been critical of "Summer" in general and me in particular, says programme chief Bibi Rödöö.
Record-high compensation for predator attacks
Dairy farmers received a total of nearly 4 million kronor in compensation in 2023 for cattle that were killed or injured by predators. This is evident in the wildlife report from the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU).
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