Child died in fire in Gothenburg - woman charged
The girl was left alone and locked in the apartment, and died when the apartment caught fire. Now a woman in her 30s is being charged, among other things, with aggravated manslaughter.
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Water leak affects tram traffic in Gothenburg, several lines partially closed
A water leak in Gothenburg is affecting tram traffic. Several tram lines are partially closed.
Sweden
The world's tallest church is now being inaugurated again
The Sagrada Família is about to be inaugurated. Again. Pope Leo XIV is coming to Spain to bless its tallest tower. The ceremony will be held exactly 100 years after the death of legendary architect Antoni Gaudí. The question is whether Leo will give any clues as to whether and when Gaudí might become a saint.
World
Anna von Hausswolff in hospital, cancels concerts
Anna von Hausswolff is hospitalized and canceling concerts; she writes on Instagram.
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V: Tax on billionaires would save welfare
For the sake of justice and welfare, a billionaire tax is needed, says Left Party leader Nooshi Dadgostar. It's money a billionaire would barely notice, she says of the proposed tax, which she hopes will bring V closer to a seat in government in the event of a red-green election victory.
Sweden
Dark outcome for Gustavsson after 1-2 defeat to Denmark, understands the criticism
Only two wins in nine international matches. Tony Gustavsson's record as Sweden's head coach is not impressive. "I understand the criticism," says the 52-year-old after a 1-2 defeat to Denmark.
Sports
Harder sends Sweden into World Cup playoff
Sweden are forced into a playoff for a place at the World Cup in Brazil next year. After losing 1-2 in the must-win match against Denmark, Sweden's chance of direct qualification is gone. "It's frustrating, a disappointment," Johanna Rytting Kaneryd told SVT.
Sports
A tasty start for Sweden - Haak dominated
The Swedish women's volleyball team got off to a dream start in the European League. They beat hosts Azerbaijan in straight sets. Star Isabelle Haak dominated with 28 points.
Sports
Nathalie Björn feared that her career was over: disaster thoughts
Nathalie Björn received the Diamond Ball last year. This year she has barely played football - and she feared her career could be over. "You go into catastrophic thinking," says the Chelsea star.
Sports
Train traffic resumes between Gothenburg and Stockholm after morning stoppage
Train traffic between Stockholm and Gothenburg is running again after a stoppage this morning.
Sweden
Mette-Marit's disease: What is pulmonary fibrosis
Norwegian Crown Princess Mette-Marit has been seen using oxygen - even at public events. But what exactly is pulmonary fibrosis, the condition she suffers from? Two doctors investigate.
World
Continued uncertainty over Pernille Harder's availability for World Cup qualifier against Sweden
It is still uncertain whether Danish striker Pernille Harder can play in the World Cup qualifier against Sweden. "The honest answer is that we still don't know," says national team captain Jakob Michelsen.
Sports
Avalanche increase in e-scooter accidents: Many children affected
The number of accidents involving electric scooters increased sharply last year. Young people are hard hit - and the injuries are often serious. "We are seeing many children with head injuries," says Ragnar Ang, chief physician and trauma surgeon at Sahlgrenska Hospital.
Sweden
Anna Anvegård had to cancel her vacation when the national team called
Disappointed at not being selected, Anna Anvegård booked a vacation. Two days later, Tony Gustavsson called again. I was supposed to go to Croatia. But now it's Denmark instead, says the national team player.
Sports
Here are the new participants in SVT's Hotel Romantik
SVT's "Hotel Romantik" is back with 24 new seniors - twelve men and twelve women - who are looking for love.
Entertainment
Felicia Schröder in training ahead of crucial match against Denmark
The national team has suffered two more setbacks ahead of the crucial match against Denmark. But Häcken star Felicia Schröder could be ready to play despite suffering a hard knock this weekend. That bodes well, says national team captain Tony Gustavsson.
Sports
Danish star Pernille Harder uncertain for game against Sweden
It's not just the Swedish women's football team that is suffering injury problems. Friday's opponent, Denmark, may have to play without team captain and attacking star Pernille Harder. "We'll see if I have time to get ready," she says.
Sports
Goalkeeper Tove Enblom leaves Swedish women's national team squad
Tove Enblom is leaving the Swedish women's national football team due to injury, the national team announced.
Sports
Couple robbed in their Gothenburg home by masked men
Four masked men in their late teens forced their way into a home in Västra Frölunda, Gothenburg, at around 10 p.m. on Monday evening and robbed a middle-aged couple, according to the police.
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The world's tallest church, the Sagrada Família, is being inaugurated again
The Sagrada Família is about to be inaugurated. Again. Pope Leo XIV is coming to Spain to bless the tallest tower of Barcelona's world-famous landmark. The ceremony will be held exactly 100 years after the death of legendary architect Antoni Gaudí. The question is whether Leo will give any clues about whether or when Gaudí might become a saint.
World
After concerns surrounding Schröder, Blomqvist called up for Sweden World Cup qualifiers
Häcken star Felicia Schröder was substituted at half-time after suffering a knock in the club's women's match against Kristianstad. Now Eintracht Frankfurt's Rebecka Blomqvist has been called up to Sweden's national team for upcoming World Cup qualifiers against Denmark and Italy.
Sports
Man prosecuted for allegedly scamming over 800,000 kronor from Unionen and the Swedish Social Insurance Agency
A man is being charged with aggravated benefit fraud after allegedly swindling over 800,000 kronor from Unionen's unemployment insurance fund and the Swedish Social Insurance Agency.
SwedenAbout Gothenburg
Gothenburg (Göteborg) is Sweden's second-largest city and is located on Sweden's west coast at the mouth of the Göta River. Approximately 600,000 people live in Gothenburg, and in the entire Greater Gothenburg area, around 1.1 million people reside (as of 2023), making it the fifth-largest city in the Nordic region. The city was founded in 1621 by Gustav II Adolf.