Missed cancer tumors most common reason for Lex Maria notifications in primary care last year
The most common reason for Lex Maria notifications in primary care last year was missed cancers, according to a survey by Sveriges Radio's Ekot.
Sweden
Dennis Hall leaving the success club - taking over Luleå
The information has been out for a long time - now it's final and official. Dennis Hall, 36, is leaving Bik Karlskoga to become head coach of SHL club Luleå.
Ice hockey
Government gives green light for construction start on major roads and railways
The government has decided to start construction on several major road and railway projects in different parts of the country. "We are now giving the go-ahead for infrastructure investments totaling just over SEK 50 billion," said Minister of Infrastructure Andreas Carlson (KD) at a press conference.
Swedish politics
Sirius' winning streak continues as Isak Bjerkebo says he wants to win the title
Sirius is going from strength to strength in this year's Swedish Football Championship. After the team's fourth straight victory, 3–2 away at Malmö FF, the goal is clear. I want to win the title, says goalscorer Isak Bjerkebo to TV4 Play.
Football
382 days of waiting over, Degerfors win at home
Degerfors had not won at home in the Allsvenskan since April 6, 2025. AIK paid for that. Degerfors scored late to make it 2–1.
FootballTop news
Björklöven back after 25 years, captain calls it a childhood dream
It's been 25 years, but now Björklöven are back in the top league in ice hockey. The Umeå team beat BIK Karlskoga in four straight games in the final of the Hockey Allsvenskan, the last one by a whopping 7–3. "It's huge. I'm so proud of the guys," says team captain Axel Ottosson to TV4 Play.
Ice hockeyTop news
Worried students in Borlänge say people shouldn't die
Eighth graders at Kunskapsskolan in Borlänge felt a little worried and scanned social media for new information about the threat of violence. "It's good that the schools are taking this seriously," one of the students told TT.
Sweden
Björklöven close to SHL after 5-4 win in toughest match yet
Bik Karlskoga had the lead three times - but did not win. Björklöven turned it around in 2 minutes 45 seconds, won 5–4 and is one game away from the SHL. It's the most difficult game left to clinch the series, says match winner Fredrik Forsberg.
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