Sirius lose again as Häcken win 3-0 in Uppsala
It took until the 17th round of the Allsvenskan before Sirius lost a football match. Now the league leader has lost two matches in a row. Against Häcken, it was a 0-3 defeat.
Football
SD proposes modern state psychiatric homes for long-term mental health care
The Sweden Democrats want to establish a new form of state psychiatric home. It is a kind of modern version of the old mental hospitals, says SD leader Jimmie Åkesson.
Sweden
Sirius blown away by Mjällby comeback as league leaders suffer first Allsvenskan loss
3-0 after the first half - then came the collapse. Sirius lost everything and Mjällby made an incredible comeback when they won 4-3 in Hällevik. It can't get much better, says match hero Olle Lindberg on TV4.
Football
Åkesson on the Quisling row: Crocodile tears
SD MP Richard Jomshof calls both S leader Magdalena Andersson and Anders Lindberg, Aftonbladet's political editor-in-chief, quislings. The language stirs emotions among party leaders in both blocs. "The word crocodile tears has never been more appropriate," writes SD leader Jimmie Åkesson on X.
SwedenTop news
All child suicides in Sweden will now be investigated by public health agency
Get answers to the questions of why and gain understanding. That is the task of the Public Health Agency's newly launched investigation unit, which will investigate all suicides among children under the age of 18.
Sweden
Ludvig Åberg misses cut at Scottish Open after tough second round: It was awful
The putter failed and the tee shot went awry. Golf star Ludvig Åberg had a rough second round and missed the cut at the Scottish Open, a warm-up for next week's British Open. It was awful, says the Swede.
Sports
SD wants to lower the salary of so-called political savages in the Riksdag
The Sweden Democrats want to "make it less attractive" to be a so-called "political savage" in the Riksdag and are proposing to almost halve the fee, reports Sveriges Radio Ekot.
Swedish politics
Åberg lost at the end in the PGA Championship and called it pretty bad
Golf star Ludvig Åberg was having an okay round on the first day of the PGA Championship. Then setbacks came in the major, with three bogeys across five holes. "Pretty bad," Åberg told Viaplay about his two-over-par round.
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